The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03
Local and Otherwise.

Mrs. del Waldorph has been quite
sick during the past week but is some
better now.
No wool has come to market vet.
Our BUYERS look for the price TO be
quite low this season.
Cavanagh Bros. are now handling
full line of Bee Supplies, Berry Crates
and Boxes at their grocery store
The Canning factory has begun to
prepare for its seasons output and is
unloading several carloads of cans.
Workmen are busily engaged paint
ing and decorating the interior of the
Pere Marquette depot at this point.
The weather keeps cold and damp.
An overcoat is not out of place these
days. We are having regular March
weather
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 316, + a. A. M. next Thurs
day evening at 800 o'clock. Conferring
of degrees.
A special meeting of Court Yale,
|. o. +. will be held Saturday evening,
June 4, at 500 o'clock sharp. Import
ant business.
Special meeting of o. L. 5. Wednes-
day evening, June s, for initiation. The
new electric star is expected to be here
in time for this meeting.
Mrs. Jack Johnson went to Port
Huron last week where she underwent
an operation at the hospital. Her
friends trust she may soon be well
again.
A Sunday School convention will be
held at the West Evangelical church in
Greenwood township on Thursday,
June 8. A splendid program has been
prepared and is published in this issue.
The Both annual meeting of the
Michigan Pioneer and Historical So
ciety will be held in the Senate Cham
ber, Lansing, June and 8. A splend-
id program has been prepared for the
occasion.
A card received this week from G. II.
Haynes reads:-"Will you kindly
change our address from Green Acres
to Spokane, Wash, route 8 ? We like
our new home fine. The strawberries
are ripe and roses all in bloom"
The program of Pomona Grange
! Rally which will be held i'm the city
park in Yale June Is is published in
another column of this issue. A cordial
| invitation is extended by the citizens
of Yale to come to our city and enjoy
the day.
The Expositor acknowledges receipt
of a neat folder containing a list of the
county, township, village and city Off
GERS of st. Clair county for the years of
1901, compiled by j. G. Brown, coun-
ty clerk. 1t is very valuable little
pamphlet and we return thanks for the
same.
Mrs. Miles Simmons entertained sew
eral ladies Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Stutsman, sister of Mrs. Case.
AT five-thirty all entered the dining
room where coyers were laid for ten.
a delicious repast was served and en-
joyed as all such are when congeniality
reigns. A couple of hours were pleas
antly spent afterward.
The Yale rural carriers went to Port
Huron Decoration day and attended
the annual convention of rural carriers
of st. Clair county. Much routine bus
mess was transacted and officers were
elected An address by Postmaster
Burt ID. Cady was very interesting and
at the close vote of thanks was tender
ed him for his remarks.
The Ladies Bible Glass of the Pres
byterian church was entertained at the
manse Wednesday evening. 1t being
the regular monthly meeting the bust
ness on hand was in order first, then a
royal good time was enjoyed and nice
lunch of strawberries, ice cream, ma
biscos and coffee was served by Mrs
Case. About twenty were present
Geo. McIntyre's 18th annual sale and
delivery day turned out very satisfac-
tory considering the disagreeable
weather all during the month of May
Mr.. Mcintyre expresses himself as well
pleased with the sales made. Willis
Thody was the lucky one to get the
sewing machine, Omer Youngs the
harness and Joseph Martin the blank
cts.
Mrs. Il. II, Case delightfully."- enter.
tanned fourteen ladies Thursday after
noon in honor of her sister, Mrs. Stuts.
man, progressive raflles being made
the amusement Mrs. Case served a
most palatable lunch which all enjoyed.
Mrs. Stutsman leaves tonight for heI
new home in Little Rock, Ark She
made many friends during her several
weeks stay in Yale, who hope she may
visit here again.
marry T.. HaJOn "A. Is, OF CraW1OruS-
vile, Ind, comes To Yale about June
18th, as minister for the Mechanic
street, Church Of Christ. Mr.. Haton is
highly spoken of by those who know
him and was recommended to the
church by Ashley 5. johnson, president
of the college where Mr.. Haton at
tended. His first sermon will be deliv-
cred at l0:30 a. m. June 10Th, the sub.
ject being "Soldiers in Service"
Frank, Edw. and Dolph Andreae, E.
III. Drake, Fern Henderson, and the
Expositor man meandered to Sweets
club house on lake st. Clair last Satur-
day for few days fishing. This spot
is an ideal one and abounds with the
finny tribe If you can only strike the
right weather. AS luck would have il
our party ran up against bad weather
but nevertheless succeeded In landing
thirty-six perch and rock bass Now
don't be too unkind and ask any Of the
nimrods to tell you big fish story be-
cause not a one of us laid i'm stock
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