The Yale expositor., 1907-10-18
SCHOOL NOTES.


Ethel Cooper is back in school after
several days absence.
Grace Brown was absent from the
Tenth grade the first of the week.
Dorothy Drouyor is absent from the
First grade on account of sickness.
Minnie Bell has left the Sixth grade
and will take up her work in Omar.
First and second grades celebrated
Columbus Day last Friday afternoon.
Ethel Laundy, of Port Huron, visit
ed the fourth grade room Thursday
afternoon.
School was suspended Monday i'm all
the rooms, the heating apparatus being
out of order.
The seventh grade are doing excel
lent work i'm lvanhoe Notebooks in
American History.
Nerna Radcliffe was absent from the
Third grade Tuesday on account of the
enormous potato crop.
Shirley Arnold, Margaret Lawrason,
and John Martin were absent from
Fourth grade Tuesday
The Juniors have appeared i'm glowing
colOrs this week Nine Rahs for the
Salmon Pink and Black.
Misses Brotherton, Livingston, Ware
Wheeler, and Davidson visited the Rem
ington school Monday afternoon.
Nellie Beard and Hazel Moore took
advantage of the vacation on. Monday
morning and visited the Menerev school
Auction sale bills printed neatly and
promptly at the EXpositor job rooms
Try us.
+. w. sutton. of Armada, deputy
pure food inspector was in Yale We'd
nesday night.
The trouble with most people is that
they do not believe the handwriting on
the wall when they see il.
The merry. go-round which has fur
nshed amusement for the young and
old for the past month pulled up stakes
Friday and left the city.
The "Reds' have planned An Old
Folks Concert TO be given ON Monday
evening, Oct. Is. Watch for program
and other details next week.
Remember the Saturday night dances
in Central Hall given by \. +. Carney
Il Son. Best of order Music by Opera
House Orchestra. y good time prom
ised.
CARD or THANKS TO the people of
Avoca and to the Foresters | wish to
extend my heartfelt thanks for kind
ness shown during the sickness and
after the death of my husband. Mrs.
Grace Lewis.
The postoilice is now located III part
of the Chamberlain building next door
north of Beavis * HutchinsOn's until
the repairs are made to Jas Wallace's
building. Don't make a mistake and
go to the old location for your mail.
A. W. Kelly has purchased j. b.
Paisley's interest i'm the brood mare,
Sunola Il. and the sucking colt by her
side. He has made arrangements with
Jas. Montague, of Caro-, to take care of
the pair and will ship them to Caro-
this week.
On account of i'll health JOS ID. Paldi
intends moving west this fall and will
hold an auction sale of farm stock and
implements at his farm, located IL
miles west and miles south of Yale
or miles west of Old Brockway on
Wednesday, Oct. %. 1907, commencing
at 9 o'clock p. m. sharp. Free lunch at
noon. VIM. Wills, auctioneer.
Posters are out announcing a race
meeting on Thursday, Oct. u, at the
Brown City Driving Park. The pro
gram consists of a 2:20 trot or pace,
purse 800; 2:4O trOt or pace SO; Stall
lion trOtting named race 500; local
green race purse Sll. \ ball game will
come off at 1890 sharp between Mar
lette and Yale for purse of $2j.
We are i'm receipt of a postal card
from Rev. j. \. Thompson, formerly
pastor of the Yale NJ. i. church, an
nOuncing the arrival of baby girl at
his home on Sept. oath. lie also
says: "The conference sent us to Rich
mond, ILL.,, an excellent charge with
fine new church and parsonage We
wish Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson every
success in their new home.
Rev. J. A Bullock, of Surfing, Wis,
is the new pastor of the Mechanic
street Church of Christ. He has been
engaged in the ministry for five years
and more, comes to our city highly re-
commended as an earnest christian
gentleman and we trust he may do
good during his stay here. Mr.. Bullock
is man of family and is occupying
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The Exposition extends the reverend
gentleman and his estimable family a
hearty welcome.
George Young, of the livery firm of
Ed Young n Son, is fond of a good
horse and takes pride in keeping the
connected with the livery in
good condition. For some time he has
been looking around for horse that
could Ego some" OH the race track.
While at the races Thursday afternoon
he took quite fancy to Jessie j. the |
yalloper owned by Coulter of Lapeer
and finding out that she was for sale |
soon made a deal by which he now
OWNS the mare. She is well bred and |
has license to make the best of them
run.
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