The Yale expositor., 1909-04-09
Local and Otherwise.

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Sunday next is Easter.
Clean up your back yards.
Arbor day, Friday, April 30.
April showers. Next will come May
flowers.
Tell the Exposition about your visit
ors and visits.
Mrs. James McCol mas been quite
poorly of late with severe cold.
Brace up! It's only a matter of time
until you will be selecting a straw lid.
Special meeting Yale Chapter O.E.S.
Wednesday evening, April IA. lnitia-
ton.
Mrs. f. II. Beecher has been having
serious time with the grip the past
week
The Strike, or Under the Shadow Of
a Crime, in Central Hall, Thursday
evening, April Is.
The j. +. :. Club was entertained
Friday night last at the farm home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell.
Mrs. A. Pollock is getting along nice
y from her recent sickness and sat up
for the first time on Thursday.
Reserved seats for The Strike on sale
at Pollock IL Hennessy's drug store
next Monday evening. April II, at
80.
The roads were in fairly good con-
dition Sunday and the owners of autos
took advantage of it by getting out
with their machines.
A fine shower of rain fell Wednes-
day morning. 1t will do a great deal
of good towards taking the frost out of
the ground and settling the roads.
The young people of the different
churches in Yale will unite in a sun
rise Easter service in the Nj. +. church
at $50 Sunday morning, April IL. All
cordially invited.
Edward Sheehy desires TO say to
those having live stock for sale that he
will ship on April 18th. Good veal
calves 6 cts, fat hogs Ga cts Bring in
all you have for sale.
j. A. Cavanagh will have charge of
the bill boards in Yale and any one de-
string signs painted thereon or bills
posted should call on him. He will at
tend TO the work right.
A meeting of the county Sunday
school officers was held in Port Huron
last Friday to make arrangements for
tie district convention. Mrs. f. A.
Griswold was present from Yale.
A newspaper mans advertising
space is his bread and butter, his pota-
toes, his clothing, taxes, general expen-
SEES and automobiles, if he ever has one,
That's the reason he charges for it,
John Mathews has moved part OF
his household goods from Roseburg 10
his new house on east North street and
will make his home hereafter in our
city. We welcome him TO our midst.
Al Knisely has bought the WEIGH
homestead one mile south of Yale in
stead of renting the same. 1t is re.
ported that he will keen number OF
cows and engage in the dairy business
We notice by the Sanilac Jefferson.
ian, of Croswell, that Basil Middleton
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lara Middleton
has gone to Chicago where he has Sc :
cured position in a large department
store.
The teachers all came back safely
after the Easter vacation, and work is
again going along smoothly in the
schools. Miss Meade, of Mt. Pleasant,
is taking Miss Stewards place in the
second grade.
If you do not see the names of your
visitors or that you have been away on
visit published i'm the Expositor, it is
your fault for not giving us the infor-
nation. We are always pleased to
mention such personal news.
Roy Phillips is making changes in
the interior of his north end barber
shop. He is having the walls and
ceiling neatly papered aud the wood
work reprinted When completed he
will have a very neat and tidy place.
A. f. Oatman informs the Exposition
that the milk dealers of Yale and vicin-
ity have had their cows tested for
tuberculosis by G. II. Dunning,s of
Goodells, and are ready to supply milk
heretofore.
Mrs. Osceola Pooler, reader, having
an open date, was induced to stay in
Yale Monday and give program in
the M. +. church. There was not a
very large audience, owing probably to
the short notice, but all who were pres
ent enjoyed the readings given.
When a man works hard and saves
his money, II is quite often said he
squeezes dollar until the eagle
screams. Look up statements of this
kind and you will usually find they are
made by men who do not pay their
debts and who are not very Industrious.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church rendered a reception to all who
took part in the play recently given for
the benefit of the society, on Friday
evening, in the basement of the church.
Entertainment had been planned and
lots of amusement was had from the
different games. Ice cream and cake
were served about 1890.