The Yale expositor., 1907-03-29
Local and Otherwise.

Monday.
The annual financial statement of
Brockway township appears in detail
| i'm this weeks ExpOsitor.
1t is time to begin cleaning up the
rubbish that has accumulated in your
back yard the past winter.
Mable, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cooper, is sick with typhoid fe
yer, at the home east of Yale.
Keep i'm mind the Cleaner Easter
Ball at Mckinney hall in Old BrOckway
oil Monday, April LIST. All invited.
Born TO the wife of VIM. Lennox in
/ Port Huron on Friday. March %, "a
daughter. It's grandpa Meharg now.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society will meet with Mrs.
| Il. &. Mclaughlin next week Friday at
3 p. IN.
Mrs. +. o. Putney, who has been
quite i'll at her home east of Yale, is
now on the improve. Her friends hope
she may speedily recover.
The ladies' of the NYB will enjoy
| the hospitality of Mrs. McNulty and
Miss Jacobs at the home of the former
Thursday evening. April fourth.
Ilartman's Great Vaudeville Co. in
Central Hall Friday, April 5th. intro
ducing Bob McWilliams, great buck
and wing dancer, and Virginia Lee.
T.. +. Pratt is having the interior of
his barber shop painted and redecOra-
ted. which greatly improves its appear
ance. Peter Empey is welding the
brush.
+. A. Ritters laundry has started and
is doing fine business. Every person
and family should give their support to
this enterprise and help the good work
along.
The Ladies' Building Society of the
NJ. i. church, Yale, will sell homemade
baking Saturday, April 9Th, at Mrs. l..
j. Myers bazaar, first door north Of the
Paisley Hotel
Roy Sponenburgh has severed his
connection with the north end barber
shop Of Amos LudingtOu and will soon
leave for Port Huron where he has Sc
cured employment.
Fred Jones has quit his job as a spin
ner in the Yale Wooden Mills, and with
his family will move to Port Huron
this week where he has secured Il posi-
ton i'm the automobile works.
The sale of homemade baking which
was to have been conducted by the la
dies of the Church OF Christ, i'm Staley's
drug store Friday and Saturday of this
week has been postponed until further
notice.
VIM. Benjamin, living west of Yale.
while using cutting box last Friday,
got his left hand caught in the machine
and before he could extricate the mem
Der, the ends of the first three fingers
were cut off. DR. Clyne dressed the
wounds.
We notice by the Sanilac County Re.
publican that Will Yuill, son Of DIR.
Yuill, of Yale, is being urged by the
citizens of Sandusky, to make the run
for alderman. Wills friends i'm Yale
are sure of the fact that he would make
good official.
The Junior class of the high school
have postponed the date of their pro-
gram from the evening of April , to
May B. They are arranging most ex-
celleDt program of home talent and il
will pay everyone to remember the date
and be present at the entertainment.
Daniel McMartin, for many years a
resident of Yale, while crossing Mon
roe and Woodward avenues at Detroit,
on Friday afternoon last, unwittingly
stepped in front of an automobile but
escaped with slight injuries. Uncle
Daniel is 81 years of age, and well
known here.
A subscription paper was circulated
recently and very literally signed, the
subscribers agreeing to pay the amounts
opposite their names to support and
maintain band this summer. We
may look for Saturday night concerts,
and music at any doings that take place
in our lively city.
The wife of +. j. Getaway, editor of
the 1t. Clair Republican, died last week
Wednesday from heart failure after a
siege of lagrippe. Our sympathy goes
ont to Brother OttOway in his desola-
ton. Mrs. Getaway was a daughter of
the late Justin II. Whiting
Cyrus LudingtOn returned last week
from Texas where he has been working
at his trade all winter. He brought
back with him some samples of Milo
Maize, California wheat, Katfir corn,
Red Top corn, Sorghum. These cere-
ais are on exhibition at Grant HOlden's
drug store and to anyone who has new
er seen such they will be quite interest
ing
Charley Welch received a telegram
Monday to come Immediately TO Buffa-
10 and assist in fitting out the steamer
III. b. Hollywood, and left Tuesday
night for that place. Alymon Somers
accompanied him and will act as por-
ter on the boat during the season.
Charley has good berth as cook and
will be assisted by his wife, who leaves
for Buffalo Saturday.
Twelve couples wendell their way
through the mud last Thursday even
ing to party given at the home of
Mae Hilliker, i'm honor of A. B. Greene,
of Port Huron. Music and numerous
games were the order of the evening.
At about twelve o'clock dainty sup
per was served. When departing in
the wee hours of the morning all de-
clared they had had very pleasant ev-
ening.
The Memphis Bee devoted quite a
space last week to talk of a proposed