The Yale expositor., 1909-11-19
Local and Otherwise.

COlu rains accompanied Dy Sieet anu
snow Sunday evening and Tuesday.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church realized $l5.25 from their 10c
coffee Wednesday evening.
Yale High School VS. the City team
will play foot ball at the City Park
Thanksgiving day in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Irwin have their
household goods nearly all packed and
expect to move away some time next
week.
No services were held in the city
churches Sunday evening last on ac-
count of no electric lights. The old en-
gine is on the bum.
Mr.. Frank n. Rafter, of Wheeler,
will preach in the Mechanic street
Church Of Christ Sunday 1T l0:30 a. IN.
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Regular communication Of Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, +. d A. NJ, at Masonic
Hall, Yale, next Thursday evening,
Nov %. Third degree work. w. +.
Menerey, W. NJ.
Yale Tent No. Sc. X. O. II. NJ. NJ.
will nominate officers for the ensuing
term next Tuesday evening. Allmem
in the nominations.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Case will
preach Thanksgiving sermon as there
will be no Union Thanksgiving service
this year. In the evening the text will
be "The Two Doors"
The Delta Lambda Club of Yale are
preparing a play to be presented at
Central Hall on the evening of Dec. 3.
The title of the play is "The Girl From
Porto Rico" 1t is interesting and in.
structive throughout and will be worth
your while to attend.
Mahlon Bearss called at the Expos
itor office Wednesday and instructed
us to not run his local advertising
colt for sale any longer. He says IL
sold it Immediately after the first in
sertion. | never have yet put an ad in
the Expositor that did not bring re-
Suits
The Roseburg school children are
getting up a unique entertainment in
the way of a penny bazaar as a means
of raising a fund. 1t will be held in
the hall at Roseburg Thursday, Nov
to come and partake of the fun and en-
joyment.
The c. +. society of the Presbyterian
church held its monthly business and
social meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Denison last Friday eve
ming. There was large attendance of
members who always enjoy these
gatherings. The usual routine of busi-
ness was attended to and games and
lunch were later considered.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday were
beautiful, warm and pleasant for No
vember days. Tuesday all day and
night the wind howled and rain came
in a wild downpour. Wednesday and
Thursday proved very Christmasy with
liurries of snow which delighted young
hearts, but made older ones shiver and
dread the winter which will soon be
upon us.
The Epworth League aud the Christ
ian Endeavor Societies of the various
churches of the city will unite with the
Christian Endeavor Society connected
with the Church of Christ next Sunday
evening in a Union Thanksgiving
Service at 6 o'clock p. m. All young
people not connected with such Socie-
ties are cordially invited to attend.
Ella l.. Sloat, President.
Members of Sacred Heart church
choir and several others dropped in
upon Mrs. Matt Erwin last Thursday
evening pleasantly surprising her.
They all came for last good time to-
gether and certainly had it. The choir
presented Mrs. Irwin with a set of sill
yer salad forks as mark of their ap-
probation of her services with them.
They all regret her departure from
amongst them.
Mrs. John Conroy sprung happy
surprise on her husband sunday, Nov.
Ia, when she invited all Of his brothers
and sisters in to celebrate his birthday
and partake of dinner. AS a kind re-
membrance his brothers and sisters
presented him with lovely chair, and
his wife gave him a gold watch and
fob. All enjoyed themselves and after
wishing their host many more happy
birthdays departed for their separate
homes.
Beavs & Hutchinson have issued
full page bills announcing two weeks
of bargaining, beginning Saturday,
November 20, and closing Saturday,
December 4. They are offering rock
bottom prices OF seasonable mer-
chandlse and IN their announcement
are making some very low prices on
ladies', children's and infants coats,
ladies' skirts, cOTsets, mems and boys
caps, shoes and groceries. Ii will be a
sale of snaps and you should not miss
them.
Word was received Wednesday morn
ing by DR.. Lacy that Miss Tillottson,
the doctors wife's sister, had died the
night before in Saxton hospital, Utica,
n. Y. Miss Tillottson's two sisters,
Mrs. Lacy and Mrs. Millen and her
mother were with her. The body will
be brought to Niles, Mich, for burial.
Some time ago deceased was operated
upon for appendicitis and has not been
well since, and had gone TO Utica for
another operation. She was an ex-
perienced nurse and had charge of
hospital at Niles. Having visited i'm
Yale several times, she was known and
well liked here and her unexpected and
early demise is saddening. Friends of
the family extend heartfelt sympathy.
DIR. Lacy left for Niles Thursday night
to, attend the funeral which is being
held today.