The Yale expositor., 1908-04-03
LEGAL and Otherwise.


Born 10 the wife of George Green
wood on Tuesday, March 3lst, son.
A baby boy was born at the home of
Jas. Shaw OH Sunday last. COngratu-
latiOns.
At the supper given in Kennefick
Hall by the high school over $50 was
taken in.
Mrs. John Burnley has been quite sick
the past week but is now somewhat
improved.
Mrs. II. A. Granger, who has been
sick with the grippe for four weeks or
more, is no better.
Preaching by the pastor both morn
ing and evening at the Mechanic street
Church of Christ next Sunday.
Edw. Andreae is back to his work in
the Wooden Mill Office after being con-
fined to his home for three or four
weeks.
Henry Bidleman writes an interesting
letter from Alix, Alberta, which will
appear in next weeks issue of the Ex-
position.
A large crowd attended the warm
maple sugar supper in the NJ. p. church
last Monday evening. a goodly sum
was realized.
Mr.. Mcdonald and Arthur McKer-
char are the new operators at the pm
depot in the places of Roy McMullen
and Floyd Light.
Frank Landro and family have re-
turned to Yale and will take up their
residence in the Mrs. Springer house
near the railroad track.
Mrs. j. G. Holden received telegram
last Friday announcing the death of her
brother-in-law at Holland, Ont, and
left that same evening for there.
The Star Line company will proba-
bly, send its first boat from Detroit to
Port Huron on April T. There is no
ice in the river at the present time.
James Cooper, who resides east of
Yale, is suffering with gangrene in the
foot. His many friends hope that it
will not be necessary toremove the foot.
There will be an Easter Maple Syrup
supper given by the ladies of the Church
of Christ, Mechanic street, at the home
of Mrs. Atwood, on Thursday evening,
April 16
Plans are being drawn and estimated
on for the charging of the Presbyterian
church. In all probability an addition
will be built on the north end of the
building.
Born at the home of Frank Marshall
in Fremont township to the wife of
Geo. G.. Marshall on Tuesday, March 81,
daughter. Parents and grand parents
are delighted.
The Ladies Building Society of the
NJ. Il. church will serve an easter sup
per Friday, April 18th, in the church
parlors from five o'clock till all are
served. Everybody come.
Montreal Cam Gazette From his
first entrance to the close, the lecturer
commanded the rapt attention of an
appreciative audience. Central Hall
Yale, Friday evening, April 10, 1908.
Yale meat dealers are compelled to
raise the price of meats on account of
the advance in live stock. Cards have
been printed showing schedule of prices
and each dealer will adhere to them.
Yale friends of DIR. Il. ii. Pelton, of
Chicago, formerly pastor of the Church
of Christ, at this place received cards
Monday announcing the arrival of a
baby boy at their home on March 10Th.
Congratulations.
Miss c. l.. Stroup, having nursed the
late Mrs. n. Il. Herbert the past two
months is now caring for Mrs. Daniel
Ferguson who has had a long seige of
sickness and is now suffering with the
whoOping cough.
Omaha (Neb.) Bee-Dr. Chase has the
style of polished orator, fine flow of
language, clear articulation, a pleasing
voice and most entertaining manner.
AT Central Hall, Yale, Friday even
ing, April TO- 1908.
Lacrosse (Wis.) Morning Chronicle
Mattison Wilbur Chase delivered very
fine lecture in the Y. M. G. A. Course
last evening. He is an eloquent speak
er and delighted large audience.-At
Central Hall, Yale, Friday evening
April 10, 1908.
DIR. Wight has workmen engaged tear
ing down the old primary school build
ing on the lot corner of Jones and
North streets. The material will be
used in remodelling the building on the
Steinburg property across the Il. M.
tracks on east North street.
Don't get it into your head that it is
unnecessary for you to advertise from
the fact that everybody knows you.
You are not quite as well known yet as
the Ivory soap or Royal Baking Pow
der companies, and you haven't heard
of them quitting, have you?
Maude Pearce has received a life GER
tificate from the State Normal at Ypsi-
lanti and has been engaged for the
spring term to teach mathematics in
the high room at Elk Rapids school.
She will leave for there today, Friday.
The Exposition wishes her every sue
cess in her chosen work.
Willard, seven-y ear-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Cough, while attempt
ing to climb on Bert Boadway's dray
Thursday afternoon, fell off, the hind
wheel passing over his right leg and
breaking it just above the knee. DIR.
Clyne was called and set the injured
member and the little fellow is doing
as well as could be expected.
Important IL the person who enter
ed my store Wednesday a. m. and took
a $500 bill from the safe will put same
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