The Yale expositor., 1909-11-05
Local and Otherwise.

Sunday was an ideal day, sunshlny
and warm.
Old papers at the Expositor office for
sale. 30 for DC.
Harvey Middleton has gone to Flint
where he will go to work.
Rain Monday afternoon and Tuesday
accompanied by thunder and lightning.
The j. +. :. Club was entertained on
Friday night of last week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Caldwell.
The roads have been good the past
week and many have enjoyed the
pleasure of drive out in the country.
James Shaw has purchased the DR..
Wight property on East North street
and moved his family in the house last
week.
Yale Grange will meet at 800 o'clock
p. m next Wednesday. Members are
urged to attend as important business
will be transacted.
Box social Tuesday, Nov. 9th, in
X. O. L. NJ. hall at Rosel urg, under the
auspices of the ). ID. Club. Ladies
please bring boxes.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given in Central Hall last evening by
the young folks. Finzel's orchestra of
Detroit furnished the music.
The l.. b. ). of the Presbyterian
church cleared fifty-two dollars from
the banquet which was served for the
Stars in Central hall, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Grimes are NOV
ing into Yale from their Speaker farm.
They will occupy their own house on
Third CT Ua WalaOma than fn
our city.
At "try your luck" held in Mr..
Youngs drug store, Deckerville, the
first prize, a beautiful meerchum pipe
valued at $500 was won by Will Joss.
There were l09 tickets sold.
Word received regarding the condi-
ton of Bert Evans, who was accident
ally shot a few weeks ago is very en-
couraging. He is getting along nicely
and will have the use Of his right arm
that was injured.
A steady increase in the attendance
at the Nj. p. church, both in the Sabbath
school and public services. together
with that deepening and ever increas-
ing spiritual power so manifest in each
service is one of the encouraging
features of the work.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a sale of aprons, corset covers
and dressing sacks in the church parlor,
Wednesday and Thursday, December
and 2. These articles are always in
demand and there will be all styles to
meet the tastes of patrons. There will
also be homemade candy and baking
on sale, and Thursday evening a supper
will be served in the dining room.
A number of the members of the
:. ID. Club of Roseburg journeyed to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rapley, of
East Lynn, on Tuesday evening, and
gave them a pleasant surprise. The
members of the club presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Rapley with beautiful cut glass
bowl, and a dainty lunch was served
after which they all returned to their
homes feeling that they had very en-
joyable time.
George and Justin Cavanagh have
bought out their brothers grocery stock
and are now conducting the store
under the firm name of Cavanagh
Bros. AS soon as possible the building
now occupied will be remodelled and
many changes and improvements will
be made. New and choice groceries
keeping an up-to- date grocery. A new
ad appears in this issue of the Ex-
positor.
AS Will SIlverthorn and wife and
Lilly Mooney were returning to their
homes two miles north of Yale Satur-
day evening they saw the lights of an
auto ahead of them, when about a mile
and half out of town, but so quickly
did the machine advance at full speed
that there was no time to get out of
the way and the buggy was struck,
throwing the occupants out, while the
auto swerved down into the ditch. Mr..
SiverthOrn chung to the reins and sue
ceeded in holding his horses, and the
attention of all parties was directed to
the ladies, Mrs. Silverthorn being I'M
conscious for some time. Her shoulder
was found to be badly bruised and she
was greatly shaken up. Miss Mooney
was bruised some but not badly in
jured. They were removed TO their
homes and a doctor summoned to care
for the former.