The Yale expositor., 1911-03-30
IIOusecleaning time.


saturday is all fools day.
April LIST registration day.
school closes on Friday for the Easter
vacation.
Homemade maple syrup is being
brought to market.
o. +. :. special next Wednesday eve-
ming, April >. Initiation.
Six inches of snow on the level this
Thursday morning and it is still snow
ing.
The young people enjoyed good
dance in Central hall last Friday eve
uing.
Many of the disagreeable things we
hear are from persons who claim to be
our friends.
Born on Monday, March y, 1911, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WEIGH, Il daughter.
Congratulations.
March has certainly made up for lost
time during the last few days-snow,
blow and bitter cold.
There are men who pay their debts
and rob somebody else to do it and then
consider themselves honest.
NJ. ID. Ward and family moved last
week into part of the Mathews home
corner Mechanic and Kennefick streets.
Clyde Richards expects to reshingle
the roof of his Mechanic street resi-
dence and otherwise repair the building.
The st. Clair County Convention of
the WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union will be held in this city the sec
ond week in May.
Entertainment and box social at
4 4 LNriI n,
April 7th. All cordially invited. Ladies
please bring boxes.
Regular meeting Yale Grange next
Wednesday evening, April 9Th, at 7:30.
All members requested to be present.
ii. a. Cope, master.
If the ground hog took to his hole
Feb. after taking a look at his shadow
he has missed a lot of fine weather
and some billiards.
The Harbor Beach Times says
"Mr and Mrs. ID. Mihlethaler were call
ed to Yale, Wednesday by the serious
illness of Mr. Mihlethaler's mother"
1t was wise kid that discovered that
there were the most clubs around the
tree that bore the best fruit. 1t is a
wise man that can learn the same lesson.
Helen Uyrick ShafOr who delighted
Yale people in "The Lion and the
Mouse" last year, will be heard in Cen
trail Hall, April u. An entirely new
program.
DR.. Wight and family will occupy a
part of the Ballentine house an Nenni-
flick street until their new residence on
the primary school lot is erected and
ready to move into.
Johnson DafOe, of Fremont township
moved last week to their new home in
Ontario, Oregon, where Mr.. Dafoe has
purchased fruit farm and will pay his
attention to fruit raising.
Elder j. H. Patton will preach Sunday
April End, at 3 and p. m. in Brick
chapel. We urge you to come and lis
ten to arguments that are reasonable,
biblical and spiritual. 1t will do you
good. Come.
Attend the comedy "Billy's Bunga-
low" given under the auspices of the
Junior class of Yale high school at
Central hall, tomorrow (Friday) even
ing. You will miss rare treat if you
fail to be present.
Chas. Mackman received this week
from &. {. Shoemaker, Freeport, ILL.,,
mammoth bronze turkey gObbler.
Charley says anyone wishing to see a
fine gObbler should come to his farm
in the northwest part of the city.
The Sanilac Jeffersonian published
at Croswell has the following to say re-
garding one of Yale's young ladies'
"Miss Emma Clark, young lady from
Yale, has opened dress making parlors
in the rooms in the Richardson block
over the millinery store"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clark went back
to their own home the last of the week,
after five months stay with their daugh-
ter Mrs. Eva Black, during Mrs. Clark's
illness. Mrs. Clark is very much i'm.
proved in health and it is thought now
that in short time she will have COM
plete use of her right arm.
A party was given Thursday evening
last at the home of Warren Roadway
i'm honor of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pratt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur IIolcomb and
Grant WEIGH, who are leaving Yale.
About twenty people were present and
all enjoyed pleasant time. Ice cream
and cake was served.
Gus Goldberg has made a contract
with +. &. Simmons, of Brown City,
to sink several test wells in Maple Val
ley township, Sanilac county, in the
hopes of striking oil, gas or coal. Mr..
Simmons is recently from California
where he has been engaged in mining
and believes that prospects look bright
for rich find in this part Of Michigan.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller was the hostess
Thursday afternoon last to thirty.two
ladies, who spent a most pleasurable
time at her home, playing progressive
pedro. Mrs n. b. Herbert was the re-
cipient of first prize, handsome hand
painted bon-bon dish. Mrs. b. Clyne
was perfectly willing for once to receive
the consolation, dainty hand painted
brooch. At six o'clock a most delicious
lunch was served.
The ladies seem to be having big
share of the good times to themselves
this winter. Another delightful after
noon party was given by the Misses
Rapley on Wednesday when about 20