The Yale expositor., 1907-12-13
Local and Otherwise.

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Monday evening, Dec. l6.
Don't miss the Yale Bazaar adj
Christmas one week from Wednes-
day next.
Don't forget "The Missouri Girl"
next Thursday evening.
Members of the n. NJ. A. spent a
pleasant day at Brown City on Satur-
day last.
A Christmas ball will be given i'm the
Opera House, Melvin, Wednesday eve
ming, Dec. p.
Several have ordered the ExpostOr
sent TO friends at distance rs a Xmas
present. y good idea.
First number of the High school
Lecture Course at Central Hall, Mon
day evening next. DR.. Hopkins.
The snow pillow was out early We'd
nesday morning cleaning the sidewalks
and crOsswalks. This is its first APP
pearance.
VIM. II. Dunphy Post e. A. X. will
meet at The Paisley hotel, Yale, tomor-
row Saturday afternoon at 300 O'Clock.
Election of officers.
Will Bone, well known in this city,
store at Brown City and accepted a
like job at Constantine.
The City Tax Roll is now in the
hands of the Treasurer at his office in
the First National Bank where you can
pay your taxes at any time.
Chas. f. Wells, compositor on the
EXpositor, has been confined to his
home this week on account of sickness.
He has been threatened with appendi-
citis.
Reserved seat sale to "The Missouri
Girl begins at 800 o'clock next Tues
day evening at Pollock Il Hennessy's
drug store. BE there early to secure a
desirable seat.
Yes, the Expositor Office would like
your next order of job printing. Makes
no difference how large or how small,
we appreciate your patronage every
time. Our phone is number Sc.
The weather has been rather change
able the past week. We have had warm
spells with rain and heavy fOgs follow
ed up by freezing and snow storms.
Looks like winter had set in for keeps.
In another column under the head
ing "The Societies you will find a
meetings and doings. Read them over,
you will certainly be interested in one
or more.
DR.. Hopkins will deliver one of his
popular lectures in Central Hall next
Monday evening under the auspices of
the High School Lecture Course. BE
sure and attend as you will certainly
hear rare treat.
VIM. Owens has decided to return to
Yale with his family and again take up
residence i'm this city. The Expositor
extends hearty welcome TO the fam
lily and trusts they may meet with un-
bounded prosperity here.
Township treasurer Wellington New
ell has received the tax roll of Brock
way township and will be at Parmlee's
furniture store in Yale every Friday
this month to collect taxes. Pay this
month and save the extra percent.
Mrs. Jas. +. Beavis was taken sud
denly sick while at dinner Tuesdoy
noon and has been confined to her bed
ever since. Her condition has been
such that grave hopes were entertained
as to her recovery, She was reported
slightly better today just as we are go
ing to press.
Mrs. Elizabeth Forester was granted
divorce from her husband, Thomas
Forester, by Judge Law Friday after
noon last The plaintiff was allowed
500 permanent almony and S35 of the
costs of the trial. Mrs. Forester is 50
years of age while Forester is nine
years her junior.
Our popular station agent Harry A.
Williams, has accepted similar posi-
tion at Carleton and will leave to take
hold there as soon as a new man can be
secured for Brown City. We are sorry
indeed to part with Harry as he is very
accommodating and well liked here. -
Brown City Banner, Dec. 6.
+. Thibodeau has opened a shoe shop
in the building formerly occupied by
David Irwin and is prepared to do all
kinds of shoe repairing in workman
like manner and at reasonable prices.
lie has had many years experience at
the business, therefore can guarantee
his work. Give him trial.
A New Years Ball and Supper will
be given at Webb's Hall, Avoca, on
Tuesday evening, Dec. 81, 1907. The
best of music will be furnished by
Carney's Orchestra of Yale. Supper
will be served at the Avoca House by
Middleton & limo. A general invita-
ton is extended to everybody to attend
and have good time. Bill only 500.
Leonard Bros. gave their popular en-
tertainment of moving pictures in Cen
trail hall, Monday and Tuesday even
! ings Although the weather was very
unfayorable the hall was quite well
| filled each evening and the audiences
were more than pleased with exhibit
tions given. Wednesday and Thurs
! day evenings there were changes of
programs and the attendance much
larger. Messrs. Leonard do their best
to satisfy patrons and are meeting with
| success.
After a weeks trial of leaving Yale
at 800 o'clock each morning the rural
carriers have made another change and
now leave shortly after the first morn
ing mail is distributed. The patrons
of the different rural routes should
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