The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-02-26


James Z. Beavis entertained several
OF his gentlemen friends at supper
Tues day evening.
Another change in the weather Wed.
nesday NIGHT a cold wind prevailed
ana tte temperature dropped to nearly
zero.
Robert Reid is home from Ann Ar
Dor WHERE be- underwent an operation.
He is feeling much better than when
he went away.
There will be box social anu spell
ing match at the Remington school
hCGst Wednesday evening", March 3.
Everybody invited.
shirley Arnu'd is gaining fast from
his recent sick tss of typhoid fever.
II lu relapse takes Place he will soon
be ever Tie trouble
sunday, Feb. a., was a stormy, cold
day, quite 4 contrast To that Of sunday.
Feb. u, when bright sunshine and
warmth prevailed.
Mrs. e. Mcdonald who has held a
beneficiary policy OF 70 in the l.. O..
L. NJ. NJ surrendered the same aud has
been paid what is due from the society.
The coffee given by the Ladies Aid
of the NJ. +. church at Mrs. Geo. Me
lntyre's Wednesday evening was large
ly attended. Proceeds over Sl1.00.
The ladies are well pleased.
Dynamite was used in loosening up
the frozen earth at Dan Ferguson's
gravel pit thursday morning. The
first charge startled Yale inhabitants
thinking that possibly it was an earth
quake.
Mrs. Harry Middleton one day this
week slipped on the ice and fell break
ing one OF the bones of her shoulder
The broken parts we're set and she is
getting along as well as could be eX-
pected
The Cleaners Of Friendship Arbor
will have a box social and dance in
their hall Friday evening March the
fifth. All ladies are expected to bring
boxes. Price of boxes, 80 cents, dance
extra. Everybody invited.
The =. O. & y, railroad will again
be offered for sale in April This Will
be the fourth time an effUrt has been
made to- dispose of the road and ii is
somewhat doubtful whether it will go
this time or not.
Albert A. Graves. former deputy
great commander Of the Modern Mac
cabees claimed there was due him S1S9.
In suit brought in the circuit court of
st. Clair county the jury rendered a
verdict for the full amount.
This week we received from Roy
Bow copy of the seventh anniversary
number of the Seattle Times. 1t con
tains one hundred eighty eight pages
and weighs three pounds. "rhe tongue
of the West is quite equal TO that of
the East
A number of Jimmie Mclntyre's
young friends had very pleasant time
Monday evening at the home Of his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac McIntyres.
1t was a Washington birthday party
and the young ones enjoyed themselves
immensely.
The Washington birthday dancing
party given in Central Hall. Monday
evening of this week, was a success
socially and financially. Over 40
couples enjoyed the evenings amuse-
ment and the fine music furnished by
Yale's six-piece orchestra.
Married at Cash. Sanilac county, ON
Tuesday, Feb. %, 1909, Miss Jessie
Lake, of Yale, and Henry Loding, of
Cash Miss Lake is we'll known here,
while her husband is well-tOdo
farmer in Sanilac county. The Expos
itor extends congratulations
Mrs. David Brown on returning from
visit to Mrs. John III Merrill Monday
morning slipped on the icy sidewalk
near the corner of North aud Kenneiick
streets breaking her left arm in two
places between the wrist and elbow.
DR. Pollock reduced the fractures.
A war is being waged IN Port Hu
ron by the city authorities TO compel
property owners to keep their walks
cleared of snow and ice. What is the
matter of instituting similar cam
paign i'm Yale? Walks in certain resi-.
dence portions of the city need atten-
ton.
Ruth Menzies entertained five of her
school mates at a birthday party on
Monday evening of this week. Maggie
Foster represented Geo. Washington
and Elizabeth McColl made an ideal
Martha. A mock wedding took place
as one of the amusements, Gladys
Wallace acting as bride and Loretta
Smith was dressed i'm conventional
black as groom. Mia Holden and
Ruth Menzies were bridesmaid and
groomsman respectively. The young
folks enjoyed the dainty lunch furnish
ed by Mrs. Menzies and before depart
ing expressed themselves as having the
best time Of their lives