The Yale expositor., 1908-04-10

CarleSS ST. sod I'll is; ana Ritter l4atln-
dry 140.
John Henry and Con Gleason were
leveling the roads with road grader
the first of the week.
Samuel White has sold his farm of
eighty acres north and west of Yale to
Z. n. Dingley of our city.
Geo. Mcintyre has added a movable
Office desk to the equipment of his ag
rit ultural implement warerooms.
Chas. S. Brown and family intend
moving into the Gushman house corner
Wood and Mill streets on Monday of
next week.
Prof. King of the L.. of NJ. inspected
our schools yesterday and stated that
they would again be placed on the
university list.
John Windsor won out over VIM. A.
Holden in the contest for Mayor of
Brown City. A large vote cast and
the majority small.
Yale Tent No. IS will hold regular
review Tuesday evening, April q. All
Sir Knights are urged to attend as inn
portant business will be transacted.
Mr. Cook and wife formerly Lila
Armstrong have returned to Yale and
will reside here in the future. Mr..
Cook resumed his former position in
the station.
John Anderson stopped us on the
street Monday and said "As result of
the local ran in the Expositor, | sold
all five of my cows" Ii pays to adver-
tise in The Expositor.
Henry Pearce, while working in
Parmlee's furniture store had the mis-
fortune to fall from a ladder and
severely sprain his right ankle. lie
gets about with the aid of a cane now.
Arthur Bricker, former Yale boy
but lately of Port Huron has passed the
state board of pharmacy examination
in Grand Rapids and is now a full
fiedged druggist. The Expositor con-
graduates him.
We understand that Lew Armstrong
and family intend moving back from
Almont to Yale in the course of a few
weeks. They will occupy their house
on Mechanic street. We welcome
them to our city.
There will be a Sunday School con-
vention in Avoca on Saturday, April Is,
both morning and afternoon. Some of
the best speakers in the state will be
is cordially invited to be present.
Fred Secord and family are moving
to Clio this week where Fred has a
good job as electrician The family
have lot of warm friends here, who
dislike to see them go, but wish them
every good thing in life in their new
home.
VIM. II Cole, who recently pur-
chased the Reed farm just east of ale,
has been busy the past week remodel
ing the barns on the place by putting
hip roofs thereon, residing and other
wise getting them in shape TO receive
the seasons crop.
Word comes from Newberry that
Will Palmer was elected by a large ma
iority to the office of township treasur-
er of Mcmillan township, Luce county.
Will probably lis the smallest treasurer
of the largest township in Michigan.
We congratulate him on his success.
A fine large elk head in front of
Holden's meat market attracted consid.
cradle attention Thursday morning.
The elk was killed by Bert Mcdonald
i'm Montana last winter and the head
was received here by freight this week.
The horns have spread of it, in.
This specimen is valued at 5000
Jack McDougall who has been en-
ployed in Mathews Il Nights drug store
for year or more has given up his po-
sition and returned to Marlette. Jack
made many friends during his stay here
all of whom wish him well wherever he
may locate. Vernon Shaver is now
helping in the drug store after school
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hopkins will
soon leave for Battle Greek and before
they take their departure, Yale Grange,
No. 954, will hold social at their home
on Monday evening next. AS this will
be farewell in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins all members are requested to
come and bring well filled baskets.
w. T.. Darling, Master.
Mr.. Denison's class of the Presbyter-
ian Sunday School will give a swap So
cial Friday evening, April IL. Come
and bring something with you. to
trade something that you wish TO get
rid of. Wrap the bundle neatly so
that no one can tell the contents. Trad
ing begins at s o'clock sharp. Admis-
sion including refreshments l5c.
o. f. Karn shipped carload of hors-
es from Yale Thursday to the Eastern
markets that surpassed any former
shipment from this section of country.
We were invited to visit Youngs' liv-
cry barn to take a look at the bunch
and can say that if we are any Judge
of good horse6esh our horse buyer Sc
lected fine lot in his purchase. Mr.. !
Karn expects to buy regularly in this
locality and will soon take up his resi-
dence in our midst Our citizens will
without doubt be only too glad to join
with the Expostor in welcoming Mr.. |
and Mrs. Karn and family to our city.