The Yale expositor., 1910-10-21

The weather the past two weeks has
been simply elegant
O. +. =. county association at Port
Huron, Friday, Oct. ~,
J. \. Rapley has purchased a brick
residence i'm North Branch.
l.. smith, of Clinton, has accepted
position in the Yale Wooden Mills.
Mrs NJ. J. Harris has moved To Port
Huron and her street address is 9l9
Michigan ST.
Isaac Menerey has sold his farm of
100 acres to Mr.. Hammer. of Cash, con-
sideration $4,000.
Frank Wilcox and party, of Green
wood have gone north To look up
spot To hunt deer.
Born Oct. 10, 1910, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Melaney of Speaker township
10 ID son. Here's hoping.
James Sweet, Fr. Cullinane, and Bert
Kelley have been spending few days
at 1t. Clair flats duck hunting.
If you wish to mention that you have
taken in the moving picture show, the
proper thing to say is 81 have been to
the PhOtO-play."
A hollOwe'en entertainment and So
cial will be given in the KOTMM hall
at Roseburg on Friday evening Oct. %.
Everybody invited.
Chas. Langworthy, whom the Exposit
or reported last week in Il very critical
condition from typhoid fever, is much
improved and in fair way TO recovery.
Mrs. Charles Ferguson has been in
aof In.
with physicians. 1t may be that an
operation will he necessary i'm her case.
There will be box social at the
Speaker NJ. Z. church, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. rs The proceeds are for the
benefit OF Rev. l.. Clark. All cordially
invited.
ID. q. Williams auction sale is on
Saturday, Oct. %, tomorrow instead
of the Goth as advertised last week. 1t
was mistake in print. Keep in mind
the date Oct. 22.
The Melvin Gazette has been pur-
chased by Purl Harding, Melvin
young man, who will hereafter see that
the good people up there have the best
OF newspaper service.
A committee from Yale chapter q.
+. =, presented Mrs. Mary Harris q
beautiful sterling silver spoon in be-
half Of the Order, and extended TO her
the best wishes of all the members.
w. A. Silverthorn has Just received
from the Newman Stock Farm north
of Marlette couple of fine thorough
bred O. |. G. pigs, boar and a SOW.
Will believes in keeping his stock up to
a high standard.
lo,N, DolLoec ,.at,,~,,ol r,,,,, an ,,;o:A
to friends i'm Detroit on Tuesday when
he was stricken with apoplexy at his
home in Greenwood township. DR..
Clyne was called and reports the patient
in a very critical condition.
w. III. Manley, former resident of
Yale, but now residing II. miles east
and south of Sandusky, Sanlac county,
has sold his l20-acre farm to a gentle
man from Indiana; consideration Sl0,-
900. Possession will be given March
1st, next.
Miss Ludington of Yale, who has
been looking after the Office work of
the Farmers Co Operative Elevator Co.
at this place, has been transferred
to Sandusky where the whole business
will be conducted hereafter.-Jeffer-
sonian, CrOswell.
There was party of Joy riders ar
rived in Yale Friday night at 6:45 by
auto. The party consisted OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Helfrick and little son
Howard, Mr.. IIelfrick's sister Minnie
and Mrs. G.. Bursley all Of Columbia
vile and were entertained by Mrs.
Clarence Huff, sister of Mrs. lIelfrich
and other friends.
Rex Chandler feels thankful that he
is alive after his experience last Sun
day lie climbed up into the peak of
his fathers barn and was inspecting |
some swallows nests when he fell, pass
ing through an opening in the hay
loft floor and landing OIL his head and |
face on the cement floor below. Out
side of badly bruised forehead and |
eye no serious results will follow.
Brown City Lodge of Oddfellows
came to Yale last Friday evening 100
strong i'm special Pere Marquette train |
and conferred the Initiatory and First |
degrees on candidates at the hall of adj |
vance Lodge. Our sister lodge has |
over 100 members and is full OF life |
and hustle and they expect TO reach 200
before the new year. Their team is
very proficient i'm doing the work and |
IL was pleasure for the members of |
Advance lodge to witness the degrees
conferred. A lunch was served after /
lodge closed and the visitors left for /
home at about 200 o'clock Saturday /
morning well pleased with the even
ing's entertainment.