The Yale expositor., 1909-03-19
Local and Otherwise.

Il TIC SIldlllTOtk was III NNluOuCV w Ou-
nesday-St: Patrick's day.
Mrs. A. f. Paige is quite sick at her
home on Kenneiick street.
Born to the wife of James Brown on
Friday, March IL, 1909, son.
1t is the persistent, consistent and
insistent advertiser who gets there.
"Sitting on the board" at city
elections is strenuous" job to say
the least.
Mrs. Grant Holden is expected home
from Harper's hospital, Detroit, today
or tomorrow.
Jack Joss will sail the great lakes
the coming season with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilson.
Welch Bros. Trucking Co. is on the
new signs that are attached TO this
company's drays.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bell has been sick for
the past seven weeks. She does not
seem to improve very fast.
The Expositor is indebted TO County
clerk Brown for copy of the official
proceeding of the Board of supervisors.
Bert Welch has bought Chas. Wey-
mouths house and lot north of the l..
Nj. depot and will occupy it in the
spring.
CLYDE Richards accompanied his wife
to Detroit on Thursday where she will
enter Harper's Hospital to undergo an
operation.
VIM. Ii. Fletcher has bought the +.
G. Bailey hay sheds at Emmett and
will spend part of his time in that
vicinity buying hay.
" oodworking done at Barr Bros. in
a workman-like manner and at all
times. If you have anything in this
line give them a call.
A. f. Jackson, who has been con-
fined TO his bed for couple OF weeks
with pleuro-pneumonia, is able TO be
up and around but is still very weak.
The band boys are meeting with
splendid success soliciting for funds to
purchase new instruments and music.
About SS75 has already been subscribed.
You complain about little. But you
will have something worth complain
ing about some day; when you are old,
and neglected, and sick, and can't get
well.
The Marlette Leader this week issued
a special edition of 5000 copies which
was circulated throughout Sanilac
county in the interest Of the anti
saloon league.
Dr. Turrell has fitted up neat and
comfortable quarters in the front
rooms over the First National Bank.
lie invites his friends to visit him at
any and all times.
Saturday was busy day for business
i'm Yale. The city was crowded from
morning till chore time by farmers
and our merchants are all well pleased
with the days trade.
All members of the OES are earnest
y requested to be present at special
meeting Wednesday evening, March
oath. Initiation, program and refresh
ments. Bernice Fuller, w. NJ.
Central Hail was crowded Saturday
evening last to witness the entertain
melt given by the electric theatre COM
panv. A special Vaudeville was the
feature and was much enjoyed.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge. No. 3l6, +. Il A. M. next
Thursday evening, March %, in
Masonic Hall Yale Entered appren-
tice degree. w. +. Menerey, w. M.
Yale millners have set the date of
their opening which will occur on
Wednesday and Thursday, March 3lst
and April 1st They will have the
best displays ever held in Yale and
invite the ladies to visit their places on
above dates.
The Yale Glove Factory has added a
new die machine to its outfit and now
is better equipped than ever to supply
the large trade. This machine is at
tached to power and does away with a
lot of hard work in cutting out gloves
and mittens.
Twenty loads of loose baled hay
were brought to Yale the first of the
week by VIM. Mcconnell. VIM. III.
Fletcher bought the crop and had to
store it on account of the scarcity of
cars. Mr.. McConnell's neighbors help
ed him to haul it.
Geo. 4. McOmber has purchased the
Wilson house and lot on Jones street
from as. G. McKenna and will move
here from Nassar with his family ina
short time. We understand Mr.. Nc
Kenna and family will move to Attica
where daughter now resides.
"Yale is getting very citified. The
latest wrinkle Is an ordinance govern
ing the sale of milk within the city
limits. Marlette Leader Yes, Yale
is always to the front looking after
the welfare of its inhabitants. Every
good movement will find favor here.
Windsors barber shop has been in
the hands of the painters and decorat-
ors this week. The walls have been
covered with burlap and the ceiling
neatly covered with paint. A general
cleaning up has been going on, making
the shop a palace for neatness and
beauty. Dusty Mac Is the artist who
handled the brush. Dick always keeps
his raZors on edge, his shears sharp,
towels clean and the interior of his
shop looking bright and inviting. If
you need a shave, shampoo, haircut,
face massage, or anything in the bar
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