The Yale expositor., 1908-02-14
Local and Otherwise.
Sunny South Show
VI

At Central Hall, Yale
saturday Evening, Feb. %, 1908.
About thirty couples enjoyed "a social
hop in Central Hall last Friday evening.
The weather the past few days has
been quite warm and in consequence
the snow is melting fast.
The Yale Wooden Mills closed down
Monday and Tuesday OH account of the
failure of material to get here by freight.
The directors of the First National
Bank of Yale held their monthly meet
ing Monday eveningin the bank parlors.
The LBS will meet next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. James Wallace. A
large attendance desired. Plenty of
sewing TO be done.
Thornton Ferguson who has been run
ming the Arlington Hotel at Lansing
for some time past has moved TO Yale
and will accept position with his uncle
Daniel Ferguson.
The Ladies' Aid of Bethel NJ. u.
church, East Lynn, will hold bazaar
on Wednesday, February .6 afternoon
and evening at the home of Andy Cur
RE ,Jr.
Business in Yale for the past two
weeks had been very dull until Saturday
last. Farmers who could get to town
came in sleighloads and patroniZed our
busin ness places. 1t was lively day.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend grand ball and supper to be given
by the Ancient Order of Cleaners at
Cleaner Hall, Brockway, on Friday
ev ming, February l4th, 1908. Music
by Alpine orchestra, of Columbus. Bill
only Sl.0O.
The high-class solo concert band
which accompanies the Sunny South Co.
will head the "Koon" town parade at
noon, saturday February 22nd. Seats
OH sale at Pollock & Hennessy's Thurs
day of next week. Prices are %, 30,
and 80 ents.
Although the list of recently elected
officers of the LOTMM was published
in the ExpOsitor, some are at loss to
know whom to pay their dues and as
sessments to. Mrs Mary Hennessy was
inst lied Finance keeper and all moneys
should be paid to her.
Frank Wilcox is a lover of fine horses
and generally has something that can
90 some. The latest addition to his
stables is the Fletcher mare and Frank
says that if Yale horsemen think they
have something fast he can take all the
cOnceit out of them for fun, money, or
marbles.
Cards are out announcing a Masquer-
ade Ball at Webb's Hall, Avoca. OH Fri
day evening, February II, 1898. Dancing
with and without masks. Music by
Carney's orchestra. Bill, including sup.
per at the Avoca House Sl00. Middle
ton IL Zinzo invite everybody to come
and have good time.
The Johnson News. of Netama Coun-
ty, Neb., says: "Sam 3ettes the Cowboy
preacher at the Methodist church is
awakening things up and making some
of the old sinners squirm in their seats
as one of them remarked to the editor,
"If | get worse roasting i'll the next
world it will be awful
The students of the High School will
present lie Brandt's popular comedy,
"The Girl From Porto Rico" sometime
during the week of April IL. Theparts
have been assigned to the following
students, Norman Ellar, Bert Evans,
Vernon Shaver, Tom Parkinson, Shir-
lev Owens, Freda Wallace, Freda
Holden and lima Wharton.
James Slocum. of Detroit, well known
newspaper man, has been appointed to
the position of business manager of the
Michigan state Fair at salary of $4,000
per year. Mr.. Slocum was at the head
of the department of publicity last year
and his success there won for him such
an esteem with the management that he
was sought this year for the more re-
sponsible position.
John Hutton has rented the Chamber
lain building, recently occupied by
Knapp x Sons as produce wareroom,
and will use il for storehouse for stoves,
wire fence and machinery. This addi-
tion of space will give him more ro I'm
to display his large stock of hardware,
paints, glass, etc. John has painted the
interior of his store making a decided
improvement in the appearance of
things.
George Mcintyre has made a change
i'm his wareroOms whereby he now has
spacious show room for buggies, sur
reys and carriages i'm the second story
An elevator has been put i'm and other
improvements made. He is better pre-
pared than ever to take care of his
large and increasing trade. If there is
anything ,ou want i'm his line don't
buy until you look over his stock and
get prices.
Christian Jacobs having sold his farm
and intending to move away on account
OF i'll health, will offer for sale at public
auction. without reserve, at the premises
) miles east and miles north of Yale,
or mile south and miles east of Rose
burg, on Thursday, February "a, 1908,
all of his farm stock, farming imple-
ments, hou ehold goods, etc. Sale 10
,ommence at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer.