The Yale expositor., 1907-03-15
Local and Otherwise.
Weather soft, roads bad.

Who said they saw the first robing
The LBS will meet with Mrs. james
Shaw next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Phillips moved into the Cham
berlain brick dwelling house on We'd
nesday.
Uncle sam allows the RID carriers q
holiday this year on st. Patrick's DaN
with pay.
Just as we are going to press heavy
snowstorm prevails and we have rob.
ms with us too.
1t is strange but nevertheless true
that more men vote their prejudices
than their opinions.
There will he just two styles of WON
ems hats this spring you can af-
tford and those you can't
A blind man with attendant and n
hand organ was in the city on Thurs
day busily plying his trade.
Keep in mind the Cleaner Easter
Ball at Mckinney hall i'm Old Brockway
on Monday, April LIST. All invited.
The University of Michigan is the
Oldest and largest of the great state
universities. 1t was founded i'm 1897.
Spades are understood To be trumps
III the Panama game. 1t is never
known what is trump in the Yale
game.
y young son-in-law has just learned
a good way to make his mother-in -law
look pleasant lie took her to the pho
tograph gallery.
Will ID. Stoner in a card to MS states
that he is at Harmony, Mimi, and re-
quests that his Expositor be addressed
to him at that place
I'm the current issue of the Michigan
Banker we notice good write-up of
the Yale state Bank, accompanied by
a cut of the building.
A treat is in store for those who visit
the Yale Opera House, Thursday even
ing, March 2lst, when Rockwell's New
Sunny South Company will appear
The Up and Down the Pike Vaude-
vile Company will give an entertain
ment and dance at Melvin this friday
evening for the benefit of the Melvin
Band.
Henry Steinburg has purchased the
DR.. Wight house and lot on Jones st.
recently occupied by Rev. Raum. and
moved his household furniture therein
on Monday.
Michael Brennan suffered stroke of |
paralysis about a week ago and has |
since been seriously i'll at the home Of |
Geo. Easton, east of Yale. Little hopes |
are entertained for his recovery.
The annual convention of the Fifth |
and Sixth District Sunday School AS
sociatiOns will be held at Algonac Fri |
day, March %. An instructive pro-
gram is being prepared for the occa-
sion.
Brockway y. O. O. G. will give an
for the good of the or
der, Friday evening, March %. Ad-
mission 10 and 20 cents. Program be-
gins at 500 o'clock. Everybody well
come.
Robt. Caldwell has rented his place
Of twenty acres - miles north and
west of Yale to Edward Hopkins and
with his family have moved to De
rot where he expects to secure a stu
alton.
The 1t. Clair county teachers asso-
cation will hold a meeting at the
Washington school building in Port
Huron on April 9Th. Commissioner
Blackney is at present sending out
notices to teachers.
The Juniors of the High School will
rive program i'm Central Hall on Fri {
lay evening. April ). They have Sc
ured the best home talent and il will {
10 doubt be very interesting. Watch ]
or further particulars.
j. G. Rockwell's New Sunny South :
20. will appear in Yale March n. This |
Ompany is one of the greatest of its !
M m NnglI
and and orchestral are selected from |
he best of colored talent. Come and
ear them.
The Ancient Order of Cleaners will 9
i've grand Easter ball at the McKin- =
ey Hall in Old Brockway on the even =
ng of Monday, April LIST, 1907. Music i
y Mckanlass orchestra of Port Huron. /
'ill, including supper, Sl0j. The pub
C generally invited.
William Grimes has received a beau.
ful silver cup that ne prizes very
ighly. Mr. Grimes is breeder of
ighgrade, thoroughbred Shropshire 9
towns sheep and exhibited pen at q
ne state fair last fall. This cup was n
warded for the extra quality of the q
heep.
Alex. Willoughby, living mile south E
nd ! miles east of ROseburg, having O
Did his farm and decided to move v
Vest, will sell at public auction to the i
ighest bidder, all his farm stock. inn n
lements, household furniture. etc. "
ale TO commence at one o'clock sharp
n Wednesday, March p, 1907. Geo. y
'. Bell, auctioneer. l
The Queen Esther cantata" will be q
wen in Central Hall on the evening r
March 26. The chorus has made :,
ne progress and expects TO perform 7
he cantata in way that will be de- n
ght to everybody. 1t is seldom
DIRK of this merit can be given i'm
ace of this size. Let no one miss Il'
lis opportunity of hearing "Queen Is ~
Ter" u
The Carsonville Tribune is another CT
swspaper that has recently made sub d;
antial improvements i'm its Office il
Iuipment. A Cottrell IL Babcock
'um cylinder book, Job and newspaper
ess of the latest type has been in
allied, also an Sx12 Chandler q Price
OrdOn Job press makes the Tribune 10