The Yale expositor., 1909-03-26

Railroad Farmers Institute, Yale,
April Ist, 2:30 to $50 p. IN.
Donald Pollock is recovering from
All attack of bronchial trouble.
Born, To the wife of Dr. A. Pollock,
Oh Tuesday, March %, 1909, daughter.
Born, To the wife of Fred r. Palmer
OH Wednesday, March "a, 1909 a
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Martin OH Thurs
day night last.
Spring hats are swell, so say the
ladies. Ever see season when they
were otherwise?
Spring opened at o'clock a. IN. last
sunday. The day opened bright and
lovely but clouded before night.
Wednesday and Thursday, March
3lst and April LIST are the dates for the
millinery opening at M. M. Pearce's.
Miss Ella Anderson, of Yale. is TO
trim in Miss Mary Thompson's millin-
cry parlors this season. Memphis Bee
If you are not already a subscriber
to the ExpOsitor we will be pleased to
enter your name on our subscription
list.
Alumni meeting next Wednesday
evening. March 3lst, at High School
1870 O'Clock. All members requested
TO attend.
Old papers, suitable for putting under
carpets or on the shelves, for sale al
the EXpositOr office. A large bundle
for 8 cents.
The ladies of the M. L. church will
give coffee Wednesday, March 3lst
from o'clock p. m. until all are served
at the home of Mrs. Lena Andreae Oh
LIST. street.
One subscriber said as he plunked &
| dollar down on our desk to renew his
subscription for another year, 81 vii
know that when | see pay the printer
il don't mean me-"
The Expositor has a large paid-uI
subscription list which is growinI
larger every week. This paper is reaC
by nearly 5000 people each week. AID
vertisers should keep this in mind.
by the Carsonville Tribune we reaC
that III. +. Clark, former Yale resid
ent has purchased the building nov
OCtuplcu ny Hlll DO q iHtdt ildlhtb III
that village. Herb is prospecting ant
his Yale friends are pleased to here o
this.
George Middleton, living about fou
miles west and south of Yale. is yer,
low and fears are entertained that h
may not live. Ills daughter Ethel ar
rived from Detroit Wednesday nigh
and also a trained nurse. to care 70
him.
| A large number were present at
special meeting of OES chapter Wed
nesdav evening. Misses VanWagnel
and Rapey passed through the ordeal
Of initiation into the order After tn
degree work fire program was givel
and q delicious lunch of hot biscuits
maple syrup and other delicacies wer
served.
See n j. Whiting i'm the grea
emotional drama entitled "Under tn
Shadow of Crime" supported bv a
strong company If local talent MI
Whiting is ali actor of exceptiona
merit, having played i'm first class roaC
tToupes This play will be put on tn,
boards some time i'm April and is TO
the benefit of the band boys and vii
be the best ever produced here h,
local talent. Watch for it..
The excitement which has held In,
attention of the people for the pas
several days has found its climax il
the return OF little Billy Wlitla to hi
parents home i'm Sharon, Pa Carried
away by kidnapers, held in captivit,
until the price of $4,000 should b'
paid, then returned unframed is an ex
y rience no parent would care TO hav,
their child undergo The torture o
the Whitla family during those day
their boy was withheld from them wa
terrible and the money was gladly pal,
pith promise OF no prosecution. Blu
the kidnapers were not TO get off with
ont expiation for their crime and they
y man and woman, were arrested II
Cleveland, the woman with nearly thu
whole amount of monev pinned in he
skirts. and after examination ther,
seems to be no doubt that they are Tn,
I abductOre The mystery which sur