The Yale expositor., 1908-01-31
Local and Otherwise.
The ice men are busy.

DO pTNnDle, out ADVERTISE.
Mrs. has. Ferguson is quite sick.
Wts Cavanagh has been confined to
his hone this week from sickness.
Mm Hoskin is in charge of the North
End grocery, in place of Jacob Miller
resigned.
Born to he wife of Robt. J. Carson,
of West lhockway, on January 26th, 1908
a bouncing baby boy. Congratulations.
Miss ~lrur. of Capac, a lady who has
had considerable experience in nursing
with good results, is caring for Mrs NIB.
Herbert.
The Box Social given at the Oatman
school on the evening of Jan. % was
grand success. Proceeds from chair
and boxes $500.
You cant lose an editor. At the
recent Gle, tion in Oklahoma prohi-
bitiou carried, and scribe sold his news
paper and bought drug store.
Ed. j. ii. Patton breaches to the
church in Brick Chapel Sunday, Feb 2,
at and p. IN. A call to Northern
Michigan caused the change of time.
A box social will be given at the
Gillian school house, one and one half
miles north of Fargo, on Friday, evening
Feb. eth, 1908. A cordial welcome to all.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet at the home of Mrs.
J. G. Holden on Mechanic street, Fri
day, Feb. at 3 o'clock. All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
Bart McNulty sends us a neat post
card from Lake Como. Fla. showing an
Oarange tree loaded with ripe fruit.
He says "The weather is delightful here.
We had a grand trip. With kindest re-
CARDS
Fred j. Chamberlain and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of boy at
their home Jan. 10, 1908. The
ExpOsitor is rather late in reporting this
birth but not too late we hope in offering
congratulations.
Married. in Port Huron. on Wednes-
day, Jan. 20, 1905 Mrs. Kate Jackson.
of Yale. and Thomas Grimes, of Speak
er township. The Exposition joins with
a host Of friends in wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Grimes heartiest congratulations
The Cspac Journal has the following
item of interest to several of our people,:
"Farmers in east Mussey are busy haul
ing logs to the farm of August
Ladebahr where Jas. Edgerton, of Yale,
will place his saw mill sometime in Feb"
The pedro party held at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Tuesday, was
a largely attended and enjoyable affair."
about forty being present. a nice lunch
was served by Mrs. Andreae, Mrs. Rub
and Mr.. Mathews. Meetings are held
every two weeks.
V. +. Mcdonald has been appointed
yardmaster at Flint for the Pere
Marquette, a very desirable position at
a good salary. Vint's Yale friends join
with the EXpositor in congratulating
him in securing such good job. The
family have taken up their residence at
Flint.
Some of our subscribers have made
complaints that they failed to get their
Expositors at the Yale postoflice. To
those we wish to say we always have
extra copies and any time you miss an
issue call at The Expositor office and
we will be glad to give you one or send
us word and we will be equally as pleased
to mail you copy.
The members of the Home and
Foreign Missionary society have started
work again on the study of India after
several months of forced idleness, due
to different causes. A well attended
business meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Mclaughlin on Monday evening
and the program given out for the next
meeting which will be held with Mrs.
Pollock the third Friday in February at
3 Pm. Each subsequent meeting will
be held the third Friday of the month.
Those who are fond of zero weather
have been accommodated to the limit
this week. Monday was fine cold day.
Tuesday wind and snow hurries was
the order Wednesday was pleasant
with the thermometer lowering several
degrees below zero. Thursday morning
people woke to the belief that it was
still colder and peep at the thermome-
ter showed the bulb down somewhere
about Is below. The sleighing is excel.
lent, but he weather too cold to take ad
vantage Il II. We will all beglad to have
IL warm up little.
A neat surprise was planned and
executed by the ladies of the Presby-
terrain church last Saturday evening.
Ii was di covered by some one of them
that the 18th was Mrs. Douglas birth
day, and a. they had been talking of
giving her some little function in appre
citation of her faithful and Efficient work
as president of the LBS during the past
year, this evening was chosen as being
very appropriate. About thirty met
at the home of Mrs. Beecher and pro-
ceeded TO the manse where they gave a
complet~ and happy surprise to Mrs.
Dol glas the pastors wife. All enjoyed
a merry evening with amusements and
the seryi X of sherbet.and cake. Besides
the best wishes and many happy returns,
Mrs. Douglas was the recipient of a
handsome rocker from the ladies.