The Yale expositor., 1909-04-16
Local and Otherwise.
Snow storm April 18th,


The Yale Milling Co. are installing a
new steam engine in their mill this
week.
Will Gardner has moved TO Flint
where he is working at the carpenter
trade.
Bert Jardine and family and Mollie
Il own arrived home from Los Angeles
this morning.
Some Yale housewives have started
housekeeping and all will be at it in
the next two weeks.
Dorothy Lacy entertained a few of
her little friends Saturday afternoon
with an Easter hunt.
James and Charley Welch are spend
ing week or so OH the Lynn marsh in
a tent hunting and trapping
Sailors who expect to put in the sea-
son on the great lakes should order the
Expositor sent to their address.
Frank Kelley and family, who have
been residents of Yale for the past
year moved to Onaway last week.
Len McWaters has sold his house
and lot on Kennefick street to Mrs.
Sarah Phelps. Consideration $3.50.
Art Schlegelmch has secured a posi-
tiOn in the Electric Lighting Works at
Flint and will move his family there
soon.
Jack O'Brien, of the Wooden Mill
force, has been very i'll this week with
appendicitis, but at present is some
better.
Church goers will note that the sun
Cay evening services will commence
one half hour later, starting the 10th,
7:30 will be the time.
Spring is here for sure. A. f. Jack
son was seen raking his back yards
Monday with a straw hat on This
beats any robin sign of spring.
Clarence McQuain, night man at the
=. Nj. depot, has bought Henry Welch's
house and lot on Kennefick street and
has moved therein with his family.
James Brown, of Lynn, received
severe injuries Monday by barn door
falling onto him. Two or three ribs
were broken and he was otherwise in
jured.
+. II. Beecher has had John Paxton
and Russell Secor the past week finish
ing the work of grading and seeding
the lawn about his residence on Mech
anic street.
Stephen Windsor has been appointed
inspector by the Board of Health of
Yale city. See that your stables are in
proper sanitary condition before he
visits your premises.
The Christian Endeavor of the M. r.
church held its monthly business meet
ing Monday evening at the home of
L. i. Pratt. An enjoyable evening
was had by those present. Refresh
ments were served.
Marie McNulty, who was home from
Notre Dame for few days vacation,
enjoyed the company of several of her
little friends on Saturday evening.
The girls had a merry time and also
enjoyed the fruit and candy served.
There will be no service i'm the
Yale NJ. l.. church Sunday morn
ing. Quarterly meeting service will be
held at the Cole church, Rev. j. w.
SaXbee. OF Goodland, assisting Rev.
Ostrander. Sunday School at usual
time.
A goodly NUM- er of Stars were pres
ent at the special meeting of the Chap
ter held Wednesday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Ludington and Mrs. James Shaw
grees. Lunch and program were en-
| joyed afterward.
An Alumni meeting was held in the
high room of the school on Monday
evening and necessary arrangements
made for the annual banquet. The date
for the banquet was placed on June lS.
and various committees were appoint
ed to look after all details
Friends of DR. and Mrs. A. Pollock
are grityed to know that Mrs. Pollock
must bear the ordeal of an operation
before her health can be restored and
| that she was taken to the hospital at
Port Huron Thursday evening. All
wait with hope her complete recovery.
Dick Teehan has resigned his posi-
ton in Pollock d Hennessy's drug
store and accepted a similar position
in "A drug store at Birch Run. John
Minty, of Sandusky, is the new clerk
that takes his place. Dick has a host
of friends i'm Yale who wish him pros
perity in his new home.
A Masonic School of instruction
will be held in Yale Thursday, April
30. The third degree will be exempli-
| fled by Yale lodge. A special com
munication will be held i'm the hall
next Monday evening for practice.
Officers and members are earnestly re-
qnested to attend and take part in the
work.
Pollock q Hennessy's drug store was
the scene of destructive fire early this
morning. IL is thought the fire caught
from live electric wire in the ceiling
in the rear of the store over the pres
cription case. The fire laddies qnench-
ed the flames in short order. Consider
able damage was done by water, how
much II is hard TO estimate at this
writing.
One would come to the conclusion
10y the number of moves made during
the past week that il was the moving
month Of May. Ed King and family
now occupy the Ellsworth house, cor
ner Kennefick aud Mill streets; Chris