The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-03-08
Local and Otherwise.

City.
Dogs killed two sheep on Jas. Me-
Coils farm on Wednesday. The sheep
were valuable ones.
Nicholas Owens made us a Gift of
several fine hubbard squash IN Monday
for which we are very grateful.
The Port Huron Daily Herald states
that Alonzo Depoty had moved from
Port Huron TO farm at Yale.
A change has been made in the bowl
ing alley lrOprietOrs, Henry Welch hav-
ing purchased Charlie Welch's interest.
Those who were fortunate enough to
possess cutters took advantage of the
light run of sleighing this Friday
morning.
The past week has given us pretty
cold weather but they do say that the
month of March will allow us some
thing warmer.
The Armada Graphic has changed
its time of publication from Friday to
Thursday to accommodate advertisers
and people on rural routes.
The members of the Yale Citizens
Band will meet i'm the Council Cham
beers next Tuesday evening for prac-
tice. All requested to come out.
Frank Gillian has been suffering
from severe attack Of lagrippe during
the past week but is around again at
tending to his duties at The Paisley.
The ladies of the NJ. f. Aid will sell
handkerchiefs and home made baking
at the Newell Furniture Co.'S store on
March IL and III. Everybody come.
The up and Down the Pike" Naude-
willie Company intend to give their
entertainment in the Melvin Opera
House, Friday evening, March 10, 1907.
Elder j. II. Patton, of Almont. will
preach to the Church at Brick Chapel
on sunday, March 10th, at 1870 a. m.
and 300 p. IN. All invited to attend
and listen to truths of Importance.
J. G. Rockwelrs New Sunny south
Co. will appear in Yale March II. This
company is one of the greatest of its
kind in the world. They carry brass
band and orchestra; are selected from
the best of colOred talent. Come and
hear them.
The stockholders of the Yale Can
ming Co. at their annual meeting Mon
day evening elected the following di-
rectOrs for the ensuing year:-T. ID.
Nichols, John Holden, DR.. w. q. Wight,
+. +. Fead, j. \. ltapley, Chas. Rounds
and r. II. Menerey.
The Ancient Order of Cleaners will
give grand Easter ball at the McKin.
ney Hall in Old Brockway on the even
ing of Monday, March LIST, 1907. Music
by McKanlass orchestra of Port Huron
BIZ, including supper, Sl00. The pub
lie generally invited.
The weather on Tuesday was very
unpropitiOus for getting out to the
supper given by the gentlemen of the
NJ. Il. church, but all who attended en-
ioyed the nice light scons and maple
syrup. 1t is hoped that more favorable
weather will attend another effort.
Matt Irwin, our good-looking, good
natured and accommodating station
agent at the Pere Marquette depot, Is
rejoicing over the arrival of 10 10.
boy at his home on Main street, Tues.
day. He has since been setting up the
cigars and receiving congratulations.
James Bennatte. for m"ny wears a
resident of Peck, left on Tue, day for
Tacoma. Wash, where he will enter
the employ of his brother, Robert, who
has been engaged in the grocery bust
ness in that city for number of years.
Here's hoping you may meet with ey-
cry success,
Rev. j. :. Raum and family moved
to Troy. y. T., on Wednesday where
they will make their future home. Rev.
Raum and family have made many
warm friends here during their short
stay of year among us. The best Of
good wishes go with them to their new
field of labor,
Mrs. Helen Farrand Nauman, wife
of II. II. G.. Nauman, of Port Huron,
has accepted the democratic nomina-
tion for commissioner of II. Clair coun.
ty schools. Mrs. Nauman has been a
teacher in the high school in that city
for number of years and is the first
woman to be placed on the ticket for
this Office.
The Woodmen OF the World will
hold the next meeting In their new
quarters In the McKenna block over j.
+. Staley's drug store. A movement Is
on foot to fit up the lodge room i'm good
shape. Every member Is requested to
be present at the next meeting We'd.
nesday evening, March 18th. Don't
fail to come out.
1t has been decided to postpone the
giving the cantata, Queen Esther,
which was advertised for March 18th,
until the 18th of the present month.
The reason for making the change is
that there are so many other entertain
ments taking place about the same
date, and also that it will give those
who are in the play more time to pre-
pare.
Several. members Of the Missionary
society met with the Study club at the
home of Mrs. Griswold on Monday ev-
ening and were pleasantly entertained.
The review of the textbook on India
was taken up, this being the last meet
ing of the Study Club until next Sep
TENDER The members showed them
selves thoroughly familiar with the
subject which they have studied one
evening each week all winter, and a
very clear synopsis was given. After
ward a social time was spent and Mrs.
Griswold, the hostess, served a very
dainty repast
While at the supper on Tuesday
evening given by the men of the NJ. r.