The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-11-04

Thelma Depeel was hostess at Hal
lowe'en party Monday evening, eight of
her girl friends being invited TO her
home. All appeared as ghosts and a
"skeery" time was hugely enjoyed. A
hearty supper was served and all went
home happy.
Halloween was observed by sixteen
young people last Saturday evening at
the home Of Maggie Foster. Games
suitable to the occasion were played
and jolly good time was the report of
ALL A feast of pumpkin pies and other
good things were served the party.
Joseph Yull has sold his farm north
of the city to Harvey llydorn, of Valley
Centre. Mr.. Hydorn moves TO Yale to
give his children education in our
schools Mr. and Mrs. Yuill have not
as yet made their plans for the future,
but friends hope they will stay with us.
w. H. Lefer, district manager of the
Brotherhood of American Yoemen, has
been in the city this week and has a
nice class for the charter. Anyone
wishing insurance and desiring TO get
in as a charter member call at Mathews
II Wight's drug store and Mr.. Mathews
will make out your application.
Twenty young people were entertain
ed Halloween at the home of w. H..
Fletcher by Freda and Queenie Wallace
and Jennie and Pearl Fletcher. Every
thing was done in accordance to the
time honored evening, the decorations
were unique and pretty and amuse-
ments were i'm the line of old tradition,
A dainty supper was served before
midnight.
On account of being short-handed in
our office and press of job work, we
are unable to set up the program of
the recital given by Miss Benedict and
pupils at Grant Holden's residence last
Friday evening. The musical evening
was very much enjoyed by the guests
present. Miss Benedcts work is very
much appreciated as her large class
goes to show. She has 45 or more pu-
pills.
The electric theatre which has been
put on in kennetick hall this week has
struck success from the first night,
many attending the show which is first
class in every particular Newest pic
lures are used aud nothing objection
able is promised. Five cents is the adj
mission for all nights excepting We'd
nesdays and saturdays when a double
show will be given at bets and lOcts.
Geo. Houghtby is the manager.
a new blue rambler rose is being
offered for the first time in America,
by the Mccormick Nursery Co, Monroe
Mich They secured the parent stock
from the originator in Erfurt, Germany,
an eighty year old gardener who has eI-
perimented with roses all his life.
This company grows complete line
of Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Vines, Roses,
ETC., and write us that they want re-
liable salesman in this vicinity. We
advise anyone interested to write the
company for particulars, They fur
nish free outfit and pay weekly. Ex'
perience is not necessary.
The other evening several people
were visiting one of the families of
Yale and were having good time
when one of the guests noticed the lit
tie daughter of the family, who is Il
very pretty girl, the lady remarked
shat is very pretty little girl. Oh J
how | wish | was the mother of a little
girl like that. How | would kiss her
away into dreamland every night" Her
husband overheard her remark and
says, $50 would |" and caught the lit
tie girl up in his arms and asked what
does your papa do every night before
you go to Sleep" Quick came the an
swer, ale goes down to Smiths for an
oyGtpr stew"