The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-04-24
Vol. XXVII No. /.

Vol. NXVIl No. |.
An eleven pound girl was born TO the
wife of John Fry OH Sunday, April ~.
There is a splendid topic for the Ep-
worth League Sunday evening. Come
and hear il.
The stores commenced keeping open
nights until eight o'clock, on Monday
of this week.
Lester Clark is sick with consump-
ton at the home of his parents and lit
tie hopes are entertained for his recov-
cry.
Jacob Miller has torn down the old
porch to his house on Mechanic street
and will replace it with a new one
SX24 feet.
Fred Secor and family moved their
household goods to Clio, Mich, on sat
urday of last week where they will
make their future home.
Oscar Denison's Sunday School class
held swap social in the Presbyterian
church which was a success in every
way. About $I5 was cleared.
The first band concert of the season
will be held at Grant Holden's corner
this Friday evening. Everybody come
out and listen to our new band.
AL Thomas while at work in the
Wooden Mills Wednesday caught his
hand in belt and bruised it severely.
He will be laid up for few days.
On Thursday of last week a new
smokestack, was placed on the Canning
Factory and on Friday steam was
raised, the first time since last fall.
Ed Hopkins and wife moved to Battle
Creek, on Tuesday. The Expositor
joins with host of friends in wishing
them abundant success in their new
home.
On Sunday last Mrs. j. Il. Stevens
had the misfortune to fall down stairs
and break her arm. The injured mem
Der was set and the patient is now rapid
ly recovering.
At the coffee held in the Presbyter-
ian church Wednesday evening about
fourteen dollars were cleared by the
girls of Mrs. Wallace's and Mrs. Pol
locks classes.
+. A. Ritter was called TO Utica OH
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
his father ). NJ. Ritter, who died at that
place on Tuesday. Services will be
held today friday.
George p. Horst, senior i'm Alma
college, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next sunday morning and eve
ming. Mr.. Horst is very interesting
speaker and every one should attend
both services.
We have received the best line of
samples of commencement invitations
we ever handled. We invite this years
graduating class to call and inspect the
various kinds. Let us figure with you
on your order. We can save you from
twenty-five to fifty per cent.
A short musical and literary pro-
gram will be given in the NJ. L. church
next Monday evening, April %, at
which time the captains of the "Reds"
and "Blues" will report as to the
amount of money earned by each side
in the contest Admission free.
The ladies of Avoca will give a sup
er in L. Smiths hall Saturday evening,
April %, for the benefit of the Avoca
Band. The boys are working hard and
need help TO pay for their instruments.
Every body come and help them out, al.
so have good time and all you want
to eat.
The Expositor mailing lists were cor
rected up t. Wednesday, April %, 1908.
III you h I'VE settled for your subscrip-
tion during the past three months. il
should appear on your label. Ii you
are not credited let us know. Your
label should not read less than April
1908 If il does, you either have not
got credit, or you haven't paid your
In either case the mat
ter should br made right. We put il
up TO you; now put it up to us. In no
other case is the advice edo It Now
so applicable as in paying subscrip-
tions.
The business men of this city have
made a move i'm the right direction, and |
one which should result in good feeling
all around. Feeling that one night
each week should be devoted TO the
interests of their clerks and themselves |
the various firms have agreed TO close
up shop at six o'clock on Thursday eve
ming. The proprietors and clerks need |
a rest as we'll as any one and when they !
have to remain open so late on Satur- |
day evenings they feel like taking a |
lay off each week Commencing on \
Thursday, April 30, every store as
signed i'm another column will close at |
sharp six o'clock. Everyone bear this
in mind and govern themselves accord
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