The Yale expositor., 1908-12-18
Local and Otherwise.

hdlig up your STOCKING,
Thunder and Lightning!
She stopped to Conquer successfully.
We're getting our share of snow
all right.
Have you bought your Christmas
presents YETI
Mrs. ;. III. POrterlield is quite i'll at
her home OH Mary street.
Mrs. Warren Boadway's condition is
slightly improved at the present writ
ing.
Postotice Inspector Parsell, of Flint,
looked over the Yale pOstoflice the first
of the week.
Charles Sloat has purchased the
house and lot on Mechanic street OPP
posite +. T. Curriers'.
DIR. Turrell reports good deal of
sickness in and around Yale caused by
the weather We are having.
The Official Board of the Presbyter-
ian church met the home of James
McColl on Monday evening.
Mr.. and NJ s. John Burley's little
daughter has been quite sick the past
week but is now improving.
On and after Monday, December %,
the stores of our city will close each
evening except Saturday at u o'clock.
Bear this in mind and plan your shop
ping accordingly.
DIR. Pollock has been having a
serious time of it lately. The felon on
his hand is causing him a great deal of
pain and ii is with difficulty that he at
tends to any work.
Christmas exercises will be held at
Christian church on Mechanic street on
Thursday evening, Dec. "a. a splen.
did program is being prepared All
are invited to attend.
A number of aspirants to the rural
carrier positions took the examination
in Port Huron last Saturday. Flol d
Ryno, Roy Moore, Roy Phillips, Will
Campbell, Will Menerey, and Jesse
Lett from Yale wrote.
Did you ever see such queer COM
bination? Extremely sharp lightning
and loud thunder above us while here
on the ground il was showing and hail
ing. Thursday evening was wild
night for while all right.
The Masons in commemoratiOn of
st. John will meet in their hall Sunday
Dec. %, at 10 o'clock and from there
will 60 TO the NJ. f. church where Rev.
X. q. Lawrason will preach a sermon
appropriate TO the occasion.
The Yale Music Company COM
menced their first annual holiday sale
OH Tuesday of this week. Since then
they have been doing a rushing bust
ness. Call in and inspect the bargains
| in pianos, organs and musical mer-
chandise they are offering.
The Delta Lambda Club held an oys-
ter stew in the Nifhelheim Apartments
Wednesday evening after giving their
play ''She Stops TO Conquer" The
oysters were delicious as was the rest
of the lunch. Plates were placed for
sixteen. Music and various games
were played till late hour.
Last Monday was moving day in the
Flat over Mathews Il Wights drug
store. Steve Windsor moved his tailor
shop into the rooms formerly occupied
| by +. Ii. Drake as law office. j.
| A Cavanagh now occupies the rooms
vacated by Mr.. Windsor. Rus Secord
and family have taken the rooms va
Gated by Mr.. Cavanagh.
We have just issued page bills for
BE Wis ~ Hutchinson advertising "A
| Christmas sale from now till Christ
mas. This firm is too well known TO
need any words of praise from us.
They always do as they advertise and
great bargains may be found on their
bill. Call on this firm when in need of
any Christmas goods or in fact any
thing you may need during the year to
follow.
| In conversation with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Will Lennon on Tuesday, they said
that Colorado was the only state in the
union for health happiness and pros
perity, bat admitted that it did them
good to return to Michigan once in a
while and renew old acquaintance.
They are here on months visit TO
relatives and friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Lemons friends will be pleased to
know that they are enjoying splendid
health, are prosperous and happy in
MaDitou, Colo.
In all probability Ed Chambers
smiling face will not be seen again OH
a dray in our city, for the first of the
week he sold his business to Grant
| Welch. Ed has been here for more
than ten years and not man or a
child either but knows him. He al
ways was a great favorite with the
children who during the winter piled
OH his dray in crowds. Ed is undecid-
ed as to his next move. The Exposi-
tor and all his friends join in wishing
| him success in his next venture.
Alex. Lowe, living north of Yale,
was the person to whom most pleas
ant surprise was given OH saturday ev-
ening last, the occasion being his sew
enty.sixth birthday. While the storm
kept away number, yet about twenty
were present and enjoyed themselves to
the utmost The guests brought pro-
visions and the table was set for reg
ular feast. There was a great plenty
10 eat and lots left over After very
social evening they departed, wishing
their host many more such pleasant
birthdays.
In the next issue of this paper will
appear the cause and result of an os-
culatory resolve I'm the days when they
fought on the field of honor to satisfy
a wOman's within "Lost New Years
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