The Yale expositor., 1908-02-14
st. Valentines day.

Many Yale residents are suffering
from attacks of la grippe.
The Ladies' Building Society of the
Nj. u. church will have box social in
the church parlors on Tuesday evening
Feb. Il.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Evans have been
suffering with the grippe the past week
but are somewhat better at present
writing.
Preaching services were omitted at
the Presbyterian church Sunday both
morning and evening on account of the
illness of the pastor, Rev. +. ii. Douglass.
Mrs. j. +. Beavis' many friends will
be pleased to know that she has so far
recovered from her recent severe sick
ness as TO be able. to drive out each
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Reed, living
northeast of Yale, entertained the NJ.
Il. Sunday School class of Rev. w. ;.
Ostrander in very pleasant manner
last Monday evening.
One thing to be thankful for, we may
be sure of good, heavy crop of ice for
next summers use. If the heat then
will be as severe as the cold now, we
will certainly be glad Of big supply of
the cooling.
Last week every day was Sunday with
the exception of Saturday which was a
lively day for trade in our city. In con-
versation with several farmers they
stated it had been two weeks since they
were in town.
William Hale, of Yale, is spending
a few days in this city with old friends
and comrades. Mr.. Hale is 7S years of
age and is veteran of the civil war.
He is well known here.-Port Huron
Daily Herald.
II. ). Campbell, well known in Yale
having at one time held the position of
superintendent of our public schools,
left Port Huron Feb. 1st for a months
stay in Cuba in the interests of the
Santa Iona Co.
Ed. Patton will preach in the Church
of Christ corner North and Kenneick
street, next Sunday at 3 and p. m.
Subjects, Goods Fire and Sword" and
"Jesus and the Woman of Samaria."
All are cordially invited to hear him.
Monday evening number of Yale
young people drove to the farm home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Grimes, in
Speaker township, and surprised them.
The evening was spent in social way
nd before leaving oysters were served.
Miss Sibyl Hisey of Sparta, a grad
uate of Olivet college, has been engaged
by the school board to take up the work
of music, drawing and English i'm our
school. .-Almont Herald. Miss Hisey's
Yale friends congratulate her upon
good position.
Last weeks installment of the CON
tinued story running in the Expositor
will be found in this ISSUE As we
previously announced our dy-prints
failed to reach us in time on account
of nearly all trains being held up by
snow blockades.
A dozen young friends of EdnaNewell
surprised her on her birthday Wednes-
day by inviting themselves to her home
for supper and the evening. They all
enjoyed the fun and had merry time.
Several nice presents were left for Edna
to remember them by.
Edward Newell, who has been in the
state of Washington for over three
months looking for location to start
in business, returned to Yale the first
of this week. He has built himself a
dwelling house at Chehalis, Wash,
city of Z 900 inhabitants located between
Olympia and Portland, about 80 miles
from the coast, and as soon as he gets
his business affairs here settled, which
will be in about three weeks, he will
move out there with his family.