The Yale expositor., 1909-02-05

Ii Is estimated that the cost of inves-
tigating the Browning murder will be
800.
BE sure and come to the M. Il. church
Sunday evening next and enjoy "A musi-
cal treat. Everyone welcome.
Lost One much-talked-o of open win
ter. Finder will return to the boys
plowing last week, and receive reward.
Mrs +. W. Farley entertained sever
al ladies Thursday afternoon and for
tea at her pleasant new home on Wood
street.
The delivery outfits for the stores
had the time of their life last Saturday
night in a bowling Michigan blizzard.
The side streets were almost impass-
able.
Rev. X II Fitzpatrick, of Brown City,
will assist the pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church during the revival
services to be held in that church be-
ginning on the nth of this month.
We notice by one of the state papers
that i'm Mcclure will take ten pitch
ers and five catchers south Feb. %, to
fight for place on the maps team. Our
own "Rube" Cough is among the
bunch of twirlers.
Republican caucuses will be held in
the several wards of our city next Mon
day evening, Feb s, at 7:30 o'clock
sharp for the purpose of electing del
egates TO attend the County convention
to be held in Port Huron, Feb 10, 1919.
VIM. kellogg gave a number of
Yale's young school children an enjoy
able sleigh ride behind his pair of gray
steppers on Wednesday. The young
sters feel very grateful to Mr.. Kellogg
for his kindness in giving them such a
good time.
Philip Walker has purchased a roller
flour mill at Wayne and expects to
move with his family to that place
next week. We regret that Mr.. Walker
and family have decided to leave our
little city. The best wishes of host
of friends go with them to their new
home.
The NJ. +. church choir assisted by
Mrs. Fades will repeat the Cantata
"The Shepherd King" in the church
next Sunday evening, Feb. 9TH. No
admission fee will be charged and
everybody cordially invited to attend.
A collection will be taken at close of
the program.
Dusty has been busy this week put
ting color on his ladders that he can
spot at long range next summer if
borrowed surreptitiously. He is in
cidentally turning out combination
Of plate glass and gold leaf in the form
OF a checkerbOard that will make any
visiting checker friends sit up and take
notice.
J. y. Cavanagh OH Tuesday received
word that he passed a successful exam
inatiOn for railway mail clerk. Earl
Herbert who wrote at the same exam
ination in March last, also received
word of his passing successfully. Both
young men are now eligible should
any vacancy occur The Expositor
offers congratulations.
A Choral Union has been organized
at Inlay City with about thirty char
ter members. II. +. Holden, son of
Mrs. Sarah Holden, of Yale, is the
president. This organization will furn-
ish the music for the Sunday evening
services of the Congregational church
and will also give one or more concerts
in the spring or early summer.
A farewell party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Tues
day evening in honor of Golda Walker.
Il
day. A very enjoyable time was spent
by the 40 young people present in play
ing progressive games after which a
nice lunch was served. The young peo.
pie all regret losing Golda from among
them.
This week we publish the roll of hon.
or for Yale Public School which GER
tainly shows a remarkable attendance
during the past month. While we
have had good deal of pleasant wealth
er for the past thirty days yet there has
been many blustery, stormy days and
lots of snow to wade through. The Ex-
positor commends the pupils for TAX
ing such deep interest in their school
work. Keep it up and you certainly
will be rewarded.
On Sunday, January gath a memorial
service was held in the Methodist
church at Adair where Rev. j. III. Car
michael preached his last sermon the
Sunday before Christmas. Relatives
OF Gideon Browning were present but
none from the Carmichael family as
they had moved to their new home IN
Wyandotte. Rev. w. w. Gadd of the
Congregational church i'm Richmond,
preached the memorial sermon, using
Judge Not" as his text.
On Wednesday evening the members
of the j. +. ). club together with a
number of friends assembled and drove
in five sleighloads to the new farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Carlisle
just south of Old Brockway, where the
evening was pleasantly spent in social
chat games and music until eleven
o'clock, when oysters were served "as
you like them" after which the seventy
five guests departed for home tired but
we'll pleased with the evenings enter
tainment.
A rather pleasant surprise was given
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stewart at their
home near Roseburg on Tuesday even
ing. About fifty of their neighbors
and friends assembled with we'll filed
baskets and at once took possession of
the house. The evening was spent at
games and other amusements. A
lunch was served later and much en-
joyed. Mrs. Steward was presented
with a beautiful table cover. The
company wended their way homeward
=. All.