The Yale expositor., 1908-01-31

BASKET BALL.
LEAGUE STANDING.
Team w l. L. G..
Wooden Mill. $3.50. l.OOO
High school ......... .oOO
| City Team ......... .OOO
The City team went down to defeat
in their second game by score of IL
to 10. Their opponent was the fast
High School team.
The game was not as clean as could
be desired, but some good work was
done by members of both teams. Par
kinson. Blackford and Holden for the
High School and Lothian and Yake
! for the city team performed the best.
Following is the lineup and score.
B isls:i fo~p0' Center Mcsrsehead
Baxter Forward Iake
Holden Lothian
Parkinson Guards Sweet
Brown Rose
Baskets from feld-Y axe /, Lothian
4, Blackford 4, Holden 2, Baxter l..
Baskets from fouls Morsehead of 2,
Lothian of 3, Blackboard, 2 of ., BaX-
ter of ], Holden of ). Final score
II. ). 10, City ~.
Referee, II. Jones; umpire, Carney.
On Friday evening, this week, the
High School team will again try con-
clusions with the Wooden Mill team.
This game should draw large crowd
as the two strongest teams will contest
The High School boys are confident of
winning by small score at least.
a preliminary game was played last
Friday night, the High School Reserves
defeating the Grammar Room, II to 8.
Mrs. Eva J. Black has been quite sick
this week but is now much better.
Edward King and wife moved onto a
farm near Richmond this week. We
wish them every success in their new
location.
A. V. Parmlee came over from Yale
yesterday and closed up deal whereby
he sold a Cable n elson piano to VIM.
Mair.-Almont Herald.
J.J. Gilroy writes us from POS Newton
avenue, Sault Ste Marie, Enclosed find
= 100 for the EXpOsitor which is a wei
come visitor in our home" Thanks.
DR.. Wight was called to Melvin Tues
day morning to see Neil Muma who
was injured about three weeks ago at
Suspension Bridge in a railway accident.
Since our last issue Mrs. J. +. Beavis
has had a rather serious setback but is
again improving, with hopes that now
she will continue to daily grow stronger
in health.
il Rosenthal announces that his an
nual January clearance sale of clothing,
gents furnishings and shoes is going on.
Great reductions are being made and lots
of goods are going to the purchaser every
day.
The walls, ceiling, woodwork and
fixtures of The Paisley Hotel lobby is
being reprinted ,redecorated and retinted
markings decided change in the appear
ance of things George Deacon, of
Port Huron is doing the work.
George Harnden holds the champion
ship when il ONES to hauling heavy
loads with his team. Recently he hauled
load of coal from Yale to Peck that
weighed $500 pounds, the largest load
ever hauled into the village with one
team.-Peck Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Paisley celebrated
the first anniversary of their marriage
on Thursday, January Both by entertain
ing thirty two guests at Hotel Paisley
during the evening. A pleasant time
was enjoyed by all at pedro. Later a
delicious repast was served in the dining
room.
Edd Graham received word Monday
of the death of his brother-in -lrw, j ohm
Calden, at Louisville, KY, where he had
been employed as car inspector for the
Grand Trunk. Mr.. Graham left for
Port Huron the home of deceased, on
same day. A wife, and three children
and host of friends are left to mourn
the early demise of devoted husband,
kind father and warm friend.
We have just received word from
Evangelist VIII. Cole asking us to send
his Expositer to Riley Centre where he
is engaged. Intense interest was shown
in meetings held at Smith, but owing
to scarlet fever in the community there,
it was necessary to give up the work.
1t is with pleasure, we learn of the
good work being accomplished by our
worthy friend and fellow-citizen, Rev.
Cole.
Emerson Cooper is again in the swim
with his Silver Gray Dorkings. At the
poultry show in Port Huron last week
he took the following prizes:-First
and second cocks; first and second hens;
second and third cockerel; second, third
and fourth pullet; first pen. The show
in Port Huron was by far the largest
ever held there and was success i'm
every way. A bigger and better show
for 1909 is the slogan of the poultry fan
ciers. Following are couple of special
prizes won by Emerson in addition to
the above:-"E. +. Percival's china cup
class. Silver Gray Dorkings." "Silver
medal awarded by the American Poul-
try Association. Best cockrel i'm the
English class. Silver Gray Dorking.
Score OIL"