The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-03-25
Local and otherwise.

Wanted girl for general housework.
Call at the home of Mrs. Emma Rap
ley. 40
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jay b. Wey-
mouth on Sunday, March 20, 1870 a
son.
LOTMM assessment No. 1l8 is due
and must be paid by April LIST. Mrs.
A. Award.
The publishers family are thankful
to Mrs. A. w. Carlysle for liberal
supply of maple syrup.
Clare Minis moved with his family to
Detroit where he has secured employ
ment at the carpenter trade.
Edw Oatman, who has been very
sick for several weeks at his home in
New Baltimore, is much better.
Wanted at once, a man to work on
the farm. Good wages. Apply to II.
II. Parkinson, one-half mile west of
Yale.
Mrs. j. G. Holden's class in the M. L.
Sunday school served very successful
coffee at Mrs. Holden's home Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. George Carless does not seem
to improve and the neutrality-suspicious.
does not give any hopes of her COM
plete recovery.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. K. church
will serve a fifteen cent supper in the
church Tuesday evening, March 9th,
from five till all are served.
Frank Phillips, rural mail carrier, has
bought Maxwell runabout of our
automobile firm, Mcintyre 81 Melrose
which he will use on his route this
season.
There will be a shadow social at the
home of Patrick Heron in Speaker
township on Wednesday, March 30th.
The proceeds to go to the Sacred Heart
church.
The revival meetings being held at
Roseburg M. f. church are very sue
cessful. viii close on Sunday with
reception of members and sacramental
service.
The new library books have been re-
ceived and may be obtained at Parmlee's
furniture store at any time. The list
includes the latest books by well
known authors
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter o.
+. ). next Wednesday evening, March
30. Officers are requested to meet at
80 prompt. Initiation and program.
A large turnout desired.
T. w. Hart and family moved to
Port Huron Monday. Frank Phillips
will occupy Mr.. Harris house and Mrs.
Chamberlain will move into her own
house occupied by Phillips.
Several Yale housewives are purchas-
ing and using vacuum, cleaners. This
is the manner which it is proper now
a-days to greet your neighbor "Have
you sucked your carpets yet ?"
An Easter program will be given in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening consisting of vocal and instru-
mental music, Rotations, etc. The
program was handed in too late for
publication. All are invited.
On Sunday morning, at $50, there
there will be an easter sunrise service
taken part in by all the societies of the
different churches of Yale. 1t will be
a union service and is to be held in the
M. E. church. All cordially invited.
The Harbor Beach Times put out a
II page paper last week, the extra pages
making supplement containing full
copy of the new City Charter This is
said to be the largest and most expen-
siye piece of advertising ever published
by weekly newspaper in Michigan.
Lewis Munger, having traded his
farm for the Cunningham store, will
offer for sale at public auction at the
premises mile north and 81 miles
east of Yale on Friday, April 1, 1910
all of his farm stock and implements.
Sale to commence at one O'clock D. m.
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tioneer.
Clarence +. Robin presents the
great musical absurdity, "The Toy
Makers" by the author of Quincy
Adams Sawyer" with the famous
prima donna soprano Grace Lavelle,
and brilliant cOterie of actors, singers,
dancers, comedians and twenty-five
musical numbers. We carry the en-
tire production and our own scenery.
Central Hall, Yale, Thursday evening,
March 9Oth. Admission %, 35 and SOC
Chas II. Ponsford and family re-
turned to Yale last Friday after being
away several weeks. They have since
been busy packing their household
goods preparatory to moving to North
vile where Mr.. Ponsford has purchased
a stock of dry goods and furnishings.
During Mr.. and Mrs. Ponsford's resi-
dence in Yale for four years they have
made many warm friends both in a
business way and socially 1t is with
regret that we are obliged to announce
their departure but we can assure the
people of Worthwhile that our loss is
their gain.
The local option meeting held i'm
Central Hall Monday evening, March
q, was attended by about three hun
dred people land much enthusiasm
shown. Rev. 5. M. Gilchreise presided
and in a short Introductory speech
spoke of the good work being done i'm
the county and stating that from every
quarter words of encouragement are
being received. He introduced Geo. w.
Conner, of Port Huron, chairman of
the st. Clair County Anti Saloon League
who gave splendid talk from manu-
facturer's standpoint. His arguments
were strong and convincing, leaving a
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