The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-02-08
Local and Otherwise.

There are numerous cases of lagrippe
in town at present.
Have you a news item? Hand it in
to the Exposition office.
The LBS will meet again with Mrs.
George Cameron next Wednesday after
noon.
Harry Holden has been confined to
his home the past week on account of
severe attack of the grippe
Extremely cold weather all during
the week. The change came last Satur-
day afternoon after only Il few hours
of soft weather.
Porter Harris had an extra smile on
Monday of this week and upon inquiry
it was learned a daughter arrived at
his home that morning
Margaret Worden was the lucky per-
son who drew the pair of sofa pillows
rallied by Sacred Heart church society.
The pillows are beauties.
Reserved seats for the next number
of the lecture course will be on sale at
Pollock & Hennessy's drug store, Mon
day evening, Feb. II, at O'clock.
Lowell Monroe and family moved
into their new home at the west of the
fine dwelling and are pleasantly located.
Robert Ellar is quite sick in the hos
ptal at Saginaw. He has been work
ing the Woodmen of the World in the
Saginaw district and caught a severe
cold
We note by the Brown City Banner
that both Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Mcdonald
have been quite i'll with the grippe.
This disease, is very prevalent this
winter.
The Ladies Building Society of the
Peoples Temple meet at the home of
Mrs. Joel Minis next Wednesday after
noon. All members requested to be
present at 2:30 o'clock for the devotion
al exercises.
People wishing n trained nurse here
after have only to telephone To the
City Hospital, Port Huron, and a nurse
will he sent at once. 1t has been custo-
mary to find a nurse wherever one
could any where in the city.
a treat was enjoyed last Friday even
ing at the home of May Fitzgerald
when her pupils gave musicale with
their parents as audience. The event
was a success in every respect and all
Beavis x Hutchinson's inventory sale
has been winner. They have done
| just as they advertised in every in
stance. Saturday is the last day. 1t
will pay you to visit their store and see
the many bargains they still have left.
Roy Bow, of Seattle, Wash, has the
/ thanks of the Expositor for Japanese
American calendar 1t is issued by
the japanese Mail Steamship Co. and
| is not only novel but very attractive.
We will keep it in our Office as a
| souvenir.
We received a communication con-
corning the Brockway postoflice from
our old friend and fellow-townsman, j.
ID. Grinnell, now of Benton Harbor
We were unavoidably compelled to
omit il this week but it will appear in
the next issue. 1t is very interesting.
Another jolly time was enjoyed by
the members of the NYB club at the
home of Mrs. Fred Mathews on Mon
day evening. Much merriment was
caused by the program of amusements
furnished by the hostess. Fruit salad
and waters composed the dainty lunch
served.
Rev. GOOdwille, of Port Huron. Mod
orator Of this district, was present at
the meeting held in the Presbyterian
church last Tuesday evening to mod
crate the call which was formally made
and extended to Rev. +. III. Douglass
to become pastor of the church here.
The public installation will be held on
Monday. Feb. %.
The social business meeting of the
Presbyterian church for February was
held at the home of Mamie Brown last
Monday evening. About thirty were
in attendance. Games and amuse-
ments were provided by the social com
mittee. Later lunch of ice cream and
waters was passed around by the re-
freshment committee. All report hav-
ing good time.
Moses Burns, of East Fremont, James
Burns, of Washington, ID. c. and Mrs.
| Thomas Burns, of Chicago, sailed on
Wednesday morning for Europe and
will spend about six weeks i'm the old
country. Nearly sixty years ago Moses
Burns left Ireland and this is his first
visit back. Mrs. Thomas Burns came
over twenty-five years ago and she re-
turns To visit her mother