The Yale expositor., 1910-02-25
Local and Otherwise.


gone through seige of tonsilitis.
IL. +. Beard is around again, having
been laid up week with the grip.
Grant Holden has had touch of the
grip this week and been compelled to
remain at home.
Jas. McColl has been laid up the past
week from a severe attack OF the grip.
He is out around again.
Lothian a. Palmer, clothiers and
mems furnishers, have reprinted and
otherwise fitted up the interior of their
store.
Ethel Shaw gave very enjoyable
party last Friday evening in honor
of Estella Haynes. Cards were played
and nice lunch served.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Cole church
met with Mrs. Charles Adams on Tues
day, February % A large number
were present and very enjoyable time
was passed.
Clarence f. Wilder the musician and
band instructor, well known in Yale,
and business of +. +. Peck at Brown
City.
VIII II. Losey reports to MS that the
liner in the Exposition advertising his
organ for sale brought results at once.
lie could have sold it to two or three
times
FIR. Cullinane, J. B. Paisley and wife
returned last week from a two weeks
trip to New Orleans and report very
enjoyable time attending the Mardi
Gras festivities.
W. A. Holden, of Brown City, is fast
improving in health in Detroit, where
he is taking treatment from a specialist
for his stomach trouble. He reports
that he is gaining a pound day.
John Aitkin, of Roseburg, hauled to
Yale last week 1876 tons of hay which
he sold to w. II. Fletcher receiving a
check of $500 for same. Besides this
he sold large consignment to Elmer
Hollenbeck.
Miss Sarah Williams, who has been
in the village for the past month left
on Tuesday for her home in Yale,
where she will spend few weeks be-
fore returning to Chicago.-Sanilac
County Times.
At the last regular communication of
Brockway Lodge, No. 3l6, + 81 A. NJ,
Frank b. Newell was presented with a
fine watch charm with Masonic en-
blems thereon. twas given as a slight
token of the interest he always took in
the advancement of the lodge.
We learned too late for last weeks
Expositor that the marriage of ArZvill
Middleton and John Meharg took
place on Tuesday at the Nj. Il. parson-
age in Yale, with the ceremony per-
formed by Rev. Saxbee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meharg made a wedding trip into
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. Haynes who have
made their home in Yale for several
years moved to Greenacres, Wash,
Tuesday. During their stay in Yale
the family made many friends all of
ing them health, happiness and pros
perity in their new home.
saturday last was busy day in Yale.
Our merchants report good trade
from the large number who visited the
city. Tomorrow Saturday we look
for large crowd of people here if the
day is fine on account of the auction
sales that are advertised. G.. S. Coch-
rane,, A. V. Parmlee and H. G. White
all have sales in the city on that date.
Quite number of Yale stars have
gone TO Marine City today to attend the
county association meeting of o. f.. 5.
The officers of Yale Chapter who take
part in the initiatory work are Adah
and Associate Matron. Nellie Beard
and Pearl Mcdonald. A banquet is to
be served this evening and the Chapter
at Marine City will no doubt give all
visitors royal welcome.
Beulah Benedict, who has a large
class in both vocal and piano music
in Yale, graduated from the Michigan
Conservatory of music, Detroit, last
Thursday evening. Exercises were
held at the Armory and were listened
to by large audience. Miss Benedict
has very pleasing voice. She will con-
tinue to attend the Conservatory until
June next, receiving instruction.
About 400 teachers attended the
State Teachers institute held in Port
Huron last Friday and Saturday. The
auditorium of the high school building
was used for the sessions, which were
alike interesting, instructive and profit
able. Addresses were given by good
speakers on many topics relating to
school work and the meeting was one
much enjoyed by all who attended.
Most of the Yale teachers were present
A very happy surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs. James Phillips. on the ami
versary of their wedding day. The
time was spent in playing games and
social chat. The Ladies' Aid, of which
society Mrs. Phillips is member, pre-
sented her with a handsome rocking
chair for which she expressed her APP
probation. A nice lunch was served
and before leaving for their several
homes the company wished the host
and hostess many more such pleasant
anniversaries.
G. j. Sealy, who has spent the past
few months i'm Yale, representing
O'Hara q Sellen, wholesale hay and
produce dealers, of Moravia, N. T., has
handed us couple of copies of his
home paper, the Cayuga County News,
published at Auburn N. Y. for our
peTusal. The news matter found in
this paper is CLEANED from the whole
county and it is an ably edited journal.
1t not only covers its own territory, but
the state and national news is given
plenty of spacp In ifs columne We