The Yale expositor., 1908-04-17


paint.
N. b. Sponenburg and family after a
few months residence in Detroit have
moved back to Yale.
The Yale Wooden Mills start work
each day at $50 and run eleven hours,
taking Saturday afternoons Off.
Elmer Rose was sick the latter part
of last week and Roy Phillips took his
place at WindsOr's barber shop.
Born to the wife of Irving Crooks at
Battle Creek on the thirteenth inst, a
son. Ed. Hopkins is now grandpa.
The front window of Il. j. Minnie's
meat market presents a very neat APP
pearance. 1t is trimmed for Easter.
Special meeting of the OES next
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Vincent. Everybody come. A social
time.
There will be no regular Epworth
League service Sunday evening OH ac-
count of the early prayer service sun
day morning.
Workmen are rapidly completing the
repairs OnJ A. Rapleys house on South
Main street and it will soon be ready
for occupancy.
John Robertson has a portable saw
mill at his place in Greenwood town
ship saving timber with which to build
a new barn 36x70 this summer.
Richard Houghton is altering and
fixing up his residence on corner of
North and Kennelick streets and other
wise improving its appearance.
Yale Tent No. Sc will hold regular
review Tuesday evening, April II. All
Sir knights are urged to attend as inn
portant business will be transacted.
Ladies of Peerless Hive No. l23 l.. o.
Il. Nj. NJ. Asst No. 90 is now due and
must be paid at The Hive or at my
home April 30th. Janet Award. +. X.
Many of our merchants are installing
the McCaskey system of cash registers.
They are handy and an accurate ac-
count of each persons Indebtedness is
easily kept.
Elder j. III. Patton will preach at the
Brick Chapel Sunday, April 18th at 3
and 7;30p. m. The subject will be "The
Resurrection" Come and listen. It's
deep subject.
We wish to contradict the statement
made in last issue of the Expositor
about Peter Empey having an operation
for cancer. 1t should have been an
ulcer caused from decayed tooth.
The Misses Dooley have moved into
the ID. A. McKeith house south of the
f. M. church and n. b. Sponenburg
and family have gone into their own
house in the northern part of the city
Drake & Laidlaw will give an Easter
party at the Opera House, Melvin, on
Monday evening, April 20, to which the
public are cordially invited Music by
the Coughlin Family Orchestra Bill
10 cts.
Several of our enterprising citizens
are having an excellent piece of work
done, that of grading their lawns and
fixing the bitches in front. +. +. Fead,
John Holden and j. III. Merrill have
set the pace so far.
1t is vulgar error to suppose that
there are no Irish characters i'm Shakes
peare. Does not Hamlet exclaim,
Nov might do it, Pat, now he is
praying?' to say nothing of O'Thello,
Cory O'Lanus and the lady O'Phelia.
A Grand Easter Ball will be given in
Webb's Hall, Avoca, on 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 Sl.00.
BE sure to attend and have a good
time.
The Epworth League and the Chris
tian Endeayors of the city will hold
union Easter prayer service in the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning at six
thirty o'clock. Miss Brotherton and
Rev. Douglas have charge of the SER
vices. Every one is very cordially in
vited to attend.
Aldermen Wallace and Middleton
were appointed committee by the
Common Council at the last meeting
of that body to see about securing a
suitable dumping ground for garbage
of the q ty. A five year lease has been
given the city by Jas. McColl on prop
erty located in the rear of the city gray
el pit where signs will be put up. En-
trance to il can be made over the road
to the gravel pit This is a move in
the right direction.
Friday evening last about thirty of
the NJ +. Ladies' Aid and other friends
of Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Vincent gave
them "a good oldfashioned farewell sur
prise party. They brought an elegant
supper with them which was served
about five o'clock. Poehler then made
fashlight Of the hosts and guests, af-
ter which all separated to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent intend moving
To Chicago i'm short time, and while
all regret TO see them 60, yet everyone
wishes them success in their new home.
We repeat right here as we have often
done before in these columns, that
when the people will uphold the local
merchants by patronizing them TO the
exclusion OF all mail-order or soap club
schemes, they are assisting in making
better town of Yale i'm many, many
. avs. Ii the local merchants are pros
pecJus, we have better schools, i'm which
70 educate our children. We have bet
ter markets for our grain and produce;
better facilities for shipping the prod
ucts from our town, and other goods
into our town. We have better church
rs and better homes Our town is i'm
proved by better streets, better lighting
facilities, better waterworks systems, i'm
fact better in every way. Palmer Bros.