The Yale expositor., 1908-03-06

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
A. Ponsford is dangerously III.
This week Judges Law and Tappan
will take up the request of the Law and
Order League for a grand Jury i'm Port
Huron. Up to the present time they
have not examined the resolution or in
quired into the facts.
The Reds of the 81 l. Church will
wind up their campaign on the evening
of March 18th at which time the drama
a Woman's Honor" will be presented
in Central Hall. Further notice will
be published next week.
The three-and. a-half year old boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Stevens of San
dusky has been very sick, but at present
writing is much improved. DIR. and Mrs.
j. Is. Stevens were in Sandusky on Sun
day last to see the little one.
Talk about California or Florida
weather. We don't believe the beauti-
full sunshine, balmy breezes and every
thing that goes with an ideal climate
can be beaten in either of these states.
That's what we have had the past week.
Frank Dunford, Ezra Purdy, George
Hass and several other Port Huron
young men will go OH hunting trip
near Yale this week. While away the
members of the party will attend a
dance TO be given in their honor Port
Huron Times.
Ed. Oatman has given up his Job i'm
a pharmacy at Gagetown and is back
in Yale. He is i'm l.. Roy Fuller's Jew
elry store learning the trade, and will
locate in the sOuthN est, either Oklahoma
or Texas, when through with his APP
premiership here.
j. II. Young, Brockway townships
highway commissioner, together with a
crew of men did good job TO the road
a mile north of Yale last week Thurs
day by leveiling the humps and holloNs
in the roadway. The condition is much
improved for travel
The NY b club was entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rounds
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Rounds, Mrs.
Aaron Windsor, Anna Hayes and Jen-
ME Sheehy. About forty were pre- sent
and much enjoyment was had from the
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tappan
were guests from Port Huron.
Rev. W. G. Harger, presiding elder of
this district of the Nj. Il. Church,
preached in the Cole Church southwest
of here on Sunday evening last. Sery-
ices were omitted in the Methodist
Protestant Church and several sleigh
loads from here drove out to hear an
excellent sermon.
The firm of Patterson IL MacTag.
CART on Military ST., Port Huron, was
dissolved on Monday, March 2, by mu-
tual consent, the Patterson interests re-
firing from the company. David Mac
TaggaTt assumes full control and will
conduct the same in the future under
the firm name of The David MacTag-
CART Co. This store is one of the best
in the state and does fine business.
1t has been built up by the untiring eff
forts of the firm, and now as Mr.. Mac
Taggart becomes sole owner, he reaps
the reward of his efforts.
The Jolly Farmers Club met for the
third time at the hospital home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Adams Friday even
ing. For various reasons the program
was omitted and the time pleasantly
spent in social converse, music and
games. The battle of wits between
the young people in their game of cha
rades proved very amusing to some of
the older ones. A dainty lunch was
served after which the members babe
their royal entertainers hearty good
night, feeling well repaid for Drawing
the frosty air and bad roads. The next
meeting will be with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A, Silyerthorn March l3. Every mem.
Der is expected to be present to prove
the fallacy of that "unlucky thirteen"
Question: Are not the commercial in
terests influenced by good roads as
much as the agricultural