The Yale expositor., 1910-03-18
Local and Otherwise.

Maple Sugar time.
Fine spring weather.
Soon time to play ball.
ST. Patrick's yesterday.
Registration Saturday, April 2.
City election two weeks from next
Monday.
Nearly all of the sick ones are slight
ly on the improve.
City and ward caucuses next Tues
day and Wednesday.
Will +. Rub is slowly improving
from his recent sickness.
Get your Easter suit and save from
$500 to $500 at Rosenthafs.
j. z. Losey has had his house wired
and electric lights and fixtures put in.
The MIGRANTS were all flushed last
week. The covers will come off next.
Preaching services morning and eve
ming at the M. K. church. All well
come.
Rev. Gilchreise is conducting a series
of meetings at Roseburg with good
success.
NJ. G. Ward and family are moving
into the Mrs. McWain house on Kenne-
fick street.
M. G. Ward will lead the Epworth
League devotional service next Sun.
day evening.
Nathaniel Kerr and wife have moved
into the Duncan McKeith house Oh
Wood street.
Jas. H. Moore has bought the house
and lot adjoining his property on Ken
nefick-st. from Mrs. McWain.
Mayor Andreae had a relapse of the
grippe Sunday and the trouble came
within an ace of merging into pneumo
MIA.
w. G. Carter, residing east of Yale
has entered the employ of the lnterna
tional Harvester Co. as travelling
salesman.
Two more February birthdays are
handed us by Mrs. Lemuel Brown, hel
son William the 9th and daughter
Pearl the l4th.
Mrs. McWain and son Clarence were
here from Flint this week and packed
up their household goods and shipped
them. Clarence has good position in
the Flint postofiice.
Roy ID. Bow has our thanks for {
copy of the eighth anniversary number
of the Seattle Sunday Times. We have
reading enough to keep us busy unit
spring work begins.
| Middleton Il Doelle unloaded tive
carloads of beans at their elevator las
Saturday. Doughty and Pete botf
pitched in and helped and were nearly
played out when they finished their job
Mrs. George Carless returned Satur
day night from visit to friends il
Ontario, since which time her minC
has been blank. Her friends are alarm
ed at her condition and hope she ma,
soon regain her reason.
The Expositor subscription list wa
corrected last week and any who hav,
not been given credit for payment
made will please call our attention t,
the fact. Those who are in arrears will
please either call or send amonts du
as soon as convenient. We need tn
"mun."
Capt Chas. Montney, veteran of tn
civil war, dropped into the Exposito
Office on Tuesday and presented tn
publisher with cigar and asked us t,
smoke up. He stated that he was cele
brating his 72d birthday and assured u
that he felt as young as boy of sixteen
Here's hoping.
A unique sign posted in the postof
flee window called a goodly crowd o
people together in the League room o
the Methodist Episcopal church Tues
day evening who were served Mapl
syrup, hot biscuits and other gooC
things by the Epworthians. The so
ciety Melted neat little sum for thei
treasury and gave a pleasant, socia
time to all present.
After two years, George Kiltie find
farm life more independent than cit
life and has rented VIM. Martins fari
miles out, and has moved his family
Mr. and Mrs. Martin have moved {
Ya.e.-Lexington News. Mr.. Martil
is agent in this section for Watkin
remedies formerly handled by G. II
Haynes and with his family are no,
occupying the Vincent house vacate
by Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes. The Expos
itor extends the, family warm we
come to our city.
The Yale Shoe Store of w. j. Lud
ington was broken into sometime Sal
urday night or early Sunday mornin
and about $1,000 worth of shoes taker
Entrance to the store was gained b
breaking the light Of glass in the from
door and turning the spring lock. Fiv
pairs of the shoes stolen were foun
under the hay shed Of w. II. Fletcher
On Sunday night several smoked ham
were stolen from the show window O
L. j. Minnies meat market by reach
ing through the broken plate glass
Sheriff Wagenseil was notified of tn
robberies and his deputies are bus
looking up the guilty ones.