The Yale expositor., 1908-02-07
, ocaI and Otherwise.

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at &! r. )sitor oilice.
Sul"eri rs air again rcod :" cali
and 49, RS lbScri .hiVn
h.. ~ kness ~ he city attn, cit,
m" " ,uiu> and the grippe
tlrr'c Hackman is r,ror' Il y
si,i. l0l inflammation OF The a..
VIA ryce has sold his house and
loi ol' Wood str,tt TO William Grimes
for leo.
" have had six week of continuous
sleiri ing, longer time than for a num-
bar of ears.
Grant Holden has been confined to his
home this week with the grippe. Mrs.
Holden and Grace Welch are looking
after the store.
VIM Work jr., has secured a very
good position at Washington in the
employ Of the u. 5. government and
left for there last week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lane on
Tuesday, Feb 4th, 1908, bouncing
baby boy. Here's hoping that he may
eyer be blessing to his parents.
February has three important dates
the twelfth is Lincoln's birthday, the
| fourteenth st. Valentines day, and the
twenty-second Washington's birthday.
Tho City Marshal has issued notice
forbiddlng the throwing of ashes on
the streets of the city, also the use of
firearms throughout the corporate
limits.
Ernie Baxter has signed a contract
with the newly organized Jackson
base ball team for the coming season
and will play in the South Michigan
League.
A special program is being prepared
for the Epworth League for Sunday
night. The subject is "The Southern
Education" Miss Brotherton will lead
the service.
Nina Montney is very sick at the home
of her grandfather, Chas. Montney, on
First street. At the time of our going
to press she is resting easier, but is still
in a very precarious condition.
There will be services next Lords
Day both morning and evening at the
Mechanic street Church of Christ by
the pastor, Rev. J. A. Bullock. Morn
ing at ii o'clock, evening at 7:30.
The two year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Roadway has been quite
i'll the past week with Inflammation of
the bowels, but we are pleased to an
nounee it is now on the improve.
The NYB will hold the next meeting
with Mrs Herb Hennessy Friday even
ing, February 18th and will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Hennessy, Rada Rapley,
Mrs. \. Pollock and Mrs. Chas. Palmer
Owing to the failure of our ready
prints reaching us on time, the Expos
itor contains only four pages this week.
If the weather man acts better and the
trains come through on time this will
not occur again. ----~-
A mail box, for the accommodation
of patrons of the Yale postoflice, has
been. placed on the electric light pole
corner Of Main and Mechanic streets.
If you have a letter or paper to mail
drop it into this receptacle.
1t miehtseem to some people that we
had had about enough winter weather,
but the ground hog came out on Sunday
last. blinked his eyes in the bright, cold
sunshine and hustled back into his warm
hole, calculating six weeks more"
The public is cordially invited to at
tend a grand ball and supper to be given
by the Ancient Order of Cleaners at
Cleaner Hall, Brockway, on Friday
evening, February 14th, 1908. Music
by Alpine orchestra, of Columbus. Bill
only Sl.00.
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
installed Finance keeper and all moneys
should b. paid to her.
Cards are out announcing Masouer-
ade Ball at Webb's Hall, Avoca. on Fri
day evening, February q, 1908. Dancing
with and without masks. Music by
Carnt ys orchestra Bill, including sup
per at The Avoca House Sl.00. Middle
ton 4 T. 70 invite everybody to come
and have good time.
Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer, will sell for
the undersigned at her farm three miles
west of Abbottsford, or three miles
south and one-half mile west of Avoca,
on Wednesday, February-12, 1908, farm
stock, implements, etc. Sale to COM
mencC at one o'clock p. IN. sharp. See
large bills for further particulars.
Jennie w. Dove, IrOp.
John n. Zavitz has sold the Zavitz
House at Moore's Corners to John Will
cox of Detroit for S1,150. We under
stand that Mr.. Wilcox, who is a
thorough hotel man of many years ex-
perience, will remodel the house and
make Il FIRST class in every respect. Mr..
ZavitZ has been the obliging landlord
atSpeaker for many years and his many
friends are sorry that he is about TO leave
them.
Whenever friends send us copies of
papers containing items which they
wish to bring to our notice, they will
confer favor upon us and avoid the
possibility of the items being overlook
ed If they will mark them with pencil.
1t is sometimes monotonous for the
editor TO wade through the columns of
a larga 'ixteen page paper and then
fail TO discover what item the sender
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