The Yale expositor., 1908-04-10
Local and Otherwise.
May / is Arbor Day.

The rain Sunday and Monday put
the roads in bad condition for travel.
Mrs. Warren Roadway, who has been
quite sick for the past week is some
better.
Alex Reid was in town Tuesday,
driving over from Eale.-Sanilac COun-
ty Jeffersonan.
DR.. V. A. Lacy entertained few
friends last Monday evening. An en-
joyable time was had.
The warm wave last Friday and Sat
urday brought out the flower gardens
from the millinery shops.
Miss Ella Anderson, of Yale, is the
new trimmer at Mrs. :. +. HebeTly's
millinery store.-Peck Times.
Miss Mary Ware of Yale is spending
Easter holidays at her parental home in
Maple Valley Brown City Banner.
Harry ii. Holden has been laid up
for about week by sickness but is at
work again for the Yale Lumber IL
Coal Co.
The Richmond egg wagons made
their first trip to Yale last week and
will continue making regular trips dur
ing the season.
With the next issue of the Expositor
we complete twenty-siX years of active
newspaper work and enter in on our
twentyseventh year.
The Yale Creamery Co. have built a
stable for its horses, adjoining Willard
Welchs barn on the Brockway road.
1t contains stalls for six horses.
Peter Empey who recently under
went an operation at Harper's hospital
Detroit, for cancer, is around again
feeling as well as could be expected.
We are pleased to learn that Alex
Reid passed the recent pharmacist ex-
animation at Grand Rapids with high
standing and is now regular registered
pharmacist. He intends locating in
Saginaw.
Miss Sarah Williams has gone to Yale
where she will visit her parents for
short time before returning to Chicago.
Her sister Mrs. II. NJ. Waterman is also
visiting at her parental home in Yale
Peck Times.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church held its regu-
lar business meeting for April at the
home of Clarica Goheen on Monday of
this week. An enjoyable time was had
by all present,
Married in Scott City, Kansas, on
Saturday, Dec. II, 1907, Emma Bentley,
formerly of Yale, and Larren w. Mil
Ter. They will be at home in Catalpa,
Kansas, after April LIST, 1908. The Ex-
position offers congratulations to the
couple
A Grand Easter Ball will be given i'm
Webb's Hall, Avoca, OH Monday even
ing, April 20, 1908, to which the public
in general are cordially invited. First
class music by Carney's Yale orchestra.
supper at the Avoca House. Bill 500
BE sure to attend and have a good
time.
Sheriff Davidson has received notice
that a reward of S25 will be paid for
the apprehension of Charles Seeley a
former Port Huron publisher, who is
wanted in Ionia county on charge of
wife desertion. After leaving Port
Huron Seeley went to Bedding, where
he edited newspaper, previous to en-
barking into the souvenir business.
In compliance with the postal ruling
requiring us to cut off from our list all
subscribers year or more in arrears,
we have struck from our list all such
delinquents. We may have missed
few, but In the course of week or so,
hope to have everything squared away.
Statements have been sent to delin-
quents and we hope they will respond
by settling up all money belonging to
us.
Reid Bros. are making some decided
Improvements to the interior of their
livery barn. The old board floors, stalls
and managers have been torn out and
will be replaced by cement floors, new
stalls, iron feed boxes, and other con-
veniences. Everything will be sanitary
and when the work is completed the
boys will have one of the best livery
barns i'm the Thumb. We congratulate
Reid Bros. on their success since taking
hold of the business.
Ii has become the object and aim of
the Presbyterian Sunday School TO raise
money for the repairing and decorating
of the church and each class is endeav-
oring to help by different ways and
means. Mrs. w. III. Learmont's class
of ten ten-year-old girls have put i'm
some hard practice for the past week
under the instructions of their teacher
and Mrs. Douglass and Wednesday
evening program was given i'm the
church which was pronounced first class
by the large audience which went chief
ly to help the worthy object but which
stayed 10 praise. The girls had been
thoroughly drilled and took their parts
in drills, recitations, songs and short
plays so nicely that each number re-
ceived hearty and well deserved APP
plause. The program was we'll made
up,varied and interesting, the only fault
that could be found was in its briefness.
Over fifteen dollars was realized.