The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-04-23
Local and Otherwise.


Thursday evening, April 20.
Vol XXNIIt, No.
Born to Mr.. anu Mrs. George Little
OH April Ia, 1909, son.
The past week the weather has been
very rainy and gloomy.
Born to the wife OF Warren Roadway
on Saturday, April II, 1909, daughter.
Ii. II. Holden has been among the
sick ones the past week but is now on
the mend.
The Welch house on north KennCfick
street has been reshingled and other
wise repaired.
Dick and Steve Windsor have sold
their drying mare to Wesley Schlichter
of Brown City.
Lloyd, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mackman, has been very sick lad but
is now on the improve.
Russell Secor and wife are moving Ia
Detroit where Rus has secured a steady
job working at his trade.
Mrs. Pollock's condition is thought
to be somewhat improved. No opera.
ton has been performed as yet.
"The Strike" or "Under the Shadow
of Crime" will be reproduced at Cen
trail Hall, Thursday evening, April 20.
George Wilson has been acting in
the capacity of sub-janitor in the school
while Jas. Loree is home on the sick
list.
Dick Teehan writes from Birch Run
to forward his Expositor to him there
as he wants to know what is going on
in Yale.
A Masonic school of instruction will
be held in Yale Friday, April 30. The
third degree will be exemplilied by
Brockway Lodge, No. 3l6.
Edward King has purchased the
John Ellsworth house on corner of
Kennelick and Mill streets and now
occupies it with his family.
Geo. G. Burt purchased a Maxwell
runabout in Detroit this week. lie can
now enjoy the pleasure of the drives
with the rest Of the automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fletcher, who
have made their home most of, the
winter with their son Will in Yale
leave for Lexington today to reside foI
the summer.
DR.. J. B. Stevens has opened branch
veterinary Office at Jeddo instead of
Melvin and placed DIR. M. j. Smead in
charge of same. All operations and
calls promptly attended.
DR.. Wight accompanied Miss Fannie
Mathews to the hospital in Port Huron
last Saturday, where she has since un.
dergone an operation. 1t is hoped that
she will soon be better and able to re.
turn home.
Married at the Mennonite parsonage
in Greenwood, April 18th, 1909, by Ed
b. A. Sherk, Albert II. Main and Pearl
Wiley, both of Greenwood township
They will take up housekeeping on the
VIM. Graybiel place in Greenwood.
Gladys Wallace celebrated her four.
teenth birthday on Saturday by inviting
fourteen of her girl friends to spend
the evening with her. Various games
furnished the girls with amusement
and all enjoyed the lunch of cocoa and
cake. Miss Gladys received several
nice presents.
The NYB club was entertained on
Tuesday evening in Central hall by
Messrs Arthur Parmlee, j. L. Rosenthal,
Thos. Johnson, DIR. Turreil and j. A.
hhpitg. Il WtlNt tdDltS were DIaCtU TOT
cards and later on used for the elegant
lunch served by the hosts. Everyone
enjoyed themselves to the utmost.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs. ID. Ferguson
on Wednesday afternoon. A large
amount of sewing was accomplished.
Mrs. Ferguson kindly furnished coffee,
sandwiches and cake to all, about
twenty-five being present. The mem
bers paid i'm five or ten cents each, the
amount going to the treasury. The
ladies are very grateful to Mrs. Fergu-
son for her generosity.
The Presbyterian choir was invited
to the home of Rev. and Mrs. Case
Wednesday evening, the regular prac-
tice night. Each one had the privilege
of asking one friend and after the
practice was over, pleasant social
time was enjoyed with some delicious
sherbet and waters TO top off with.
The choir, as an organized body expects
to gather once month at the homes
of the different members and treat
themselves to good time.