The Yale expositor., 1908-03-27
Local and Otherwise.

cdIlOn OF one week.
Ed. Sheehy shipped a carload of stock
to Buffalo on Saturday last.
ID. e. Williams is building barn on
the rear of his Main street residence lot.
"Umbrella Jack" has struck town
again, after spending the winter in
Indiana.
Remember the Baked Trout supper
in Kennefick Hall this evening given
by the high school.
The ladies of Cole church will meet
in Orange Hall April End. Quilting is
the order of the day.
A slight furry of snow on Tuesday.
Quite change from the warmth of
Monday forenoon and afternoon.
Ed Andreae who has been laid up for
the past two weeks at his home on Me-
chanic street was out for short walk
Thursday
o. +. Karn shipped a carload of fine
horses to Buffalo market Thursday. He
expects to ship regularly as long as he
can buy the horses.
Ben Nelson and family have moved
to Yale from their farm east of here
and are occupying the VIM. Williams
house in the north end.
We learn that Peter Empey passed
through the operation successfully and
is on the road to recovery. He is ex-
pected home next week.
Ed. Dennison McColl will occupy the
pulpit in Mechanic street Disciple
church next Sunday morning in place
of Rev. j. a. Bullock who will preach
at Fargo on that day.
Next Monday evening, March 80, is
the regular meeting of the Foresters.
There is large amount of special bus
mess TO be transacted. Full attendance
is requested. Every officer endeavor
to be present.
The funeral of Mrs. n. b. Herbert
was held Sunday at 10 a IN. in the NJ.
h. church, conducted by Rev. II. o..
Lawrason. \ large and sympathiZing
assemblage of friends were present to
listen to words of consolation by the
pastor.
Revs. +. III. Bradfield, of Cass City,
and L. III. Douglass, closed series of
successful special services at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday evening.
These meetings lasted two weeks during
which time eleven members were taken
into the church.
John n. Zavitz for many years pro-
prietor of the hotel at Moore's Corners,
but who lately sold the property to John
Wilcox, has bought the j. ID. McKeith
4O-acre farm, one-half mile north of the
corners from Leslie Kerr. He evil take
immediate possession.
viii Phillips feels very grateful to
all who took care of his sick horse dur
ing the past two weeks. Words can
not express his kind feeling towards
those who sat up nights to administer
TO its relief in many ways. He is con-
WINGED that "a friend in need is a
friend indeed"
Word was received here that Mrs. A.
ID. Minis who had gone to California
for her health died there the first of
the week. Her body will be brought to
Yale for burial. John Il. Stratton, of
Bowling Green, also a former resident
of Yale, died on Thursday. He was
the father of Mrs. f. A. Griswold.
Obituaries will be published next week.
The play "A Woman's Honor" was
given by the Reds of the Nj. L. church
in Central Hall, Wednesday evening.
A large crowd was present and all
appreciated the good work done by the
actors, as each part was well taken.
While the amount cleared is kept Sc
cret yet it is known that the sum will
help nightly to fill the Golfers of this
division. 1t has been requested that
the play be given again and in all prob
ability it will be repeated.
w. l.. Wilson, the defaulting secre-
tary of the United Home Protectors
Fraternity of Port Huron, is unable to
furnish the $4,000 bail required of
him by Justice Benedict, Wilson en-
beZZled somewhere i'm the neighbOr-
hood of Sl25,OO0. and was only under a
bond of $4,000. The crime is all the
worse in that great many of the in
vestors are of the working class, de-
pending on their weeks wages for a
living Wilson dabbled i'm stocks and
has many shares i'm various companies.
G. A. Ponsford, of our city, had sum
of money invested which would have
come due in November.
Ii is more fun to see a man read a
puff on himself i'm newspaper than to
see a fat man slip on a banana peel.
The narrow minded man reads IL over
seven or eight times, and then goes
around TO appropriate what copies he
can. The kind hearted man goes around
TO the Office and pays what he owes
The successful business man who adj
vertises regularly and makes money by
it, Immediately starts out to find the ed
itOr and the two walk silently down the
street The business man takes sugar
i'm his and they both eat Glove OF two
and life is sweeter and peace settles
down on their hearts for moments.
Such is the experience of mustard seed
that fallson different ground.