The Yale expositor., 1911-04-20

For there's sure to be riot
When he sees the milliners bill
Vol. xxx, No. |.
The grass is green.
Soon be time to maxi garden.
Beautiful moonlight nights the past
week.
Every American Queen Corset sold
under binding guarantee.
A sugar snow fell Saturday afternoon
and by evening it turned out to be a
small blizzard.
Albert Menerey is employed as clerk
IN Richards Bros hardware store after
school and on Saturdays.
The weather was fine the first of the
week. Wednesday brought a driZzly
rain. Thursday fair and bright.
+. Il. Blackney, county commissioner
of schools. was in Yale and vicinity
this week calling on the different
schools.
Little Grace Palmer received several
of her friends Monday afternoon in
honor Of her 9th birthday. All had a
good time.
The Delta Alpha class of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school spent pleasant
evening at the home Of Hazel Moore
last Friday.
j. j. Shafer has new ad in this is
sue. lie is making big cut in cabinet
photos. Read his ad and see what he
has to offer
The Electric Theatre is giving some
good shows three evenings a week,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
noon matinee.
The country roads are becoming
quite smooth for automobiles and our
rural carriers have had their machines
out this week.
Gus Goldberg has sold a one-half in
terest in his well digging outfit to Jas.
Parks and the firm name is now Col
berg & Parks.
In card from Charles Welch at
Occur D'Alene, Idaho, he states that
his wife is quite sick and he expects to
leave that place.
Parties wanting brown Leghorn eggs,
black raspberry plants or walnut trees
can buy them of James II. Martin,
west North street, Yale.
Remember the entertainment to be
given by Mrs. Shafor Friday evening,
April 81. Reserved seat tickets on sale
| at POLLOCK ~ HenneSSyS
Wharton IL Cos sale last Saturday
was a success. Something over l,400
in horses and machinery were sold. Geo.
w. Bell was the auctioneer.
Rev. w. H. Cole has built new
porch in front of his Mary-st. dwelling
house. The addition improves the APP
pearance of the property very much.
Old Mrs. Campbell who has been very
sick at the home of her son Will in
Lynn township is improving. Her son
Hugh is up from Detroit visiting her.
Mary Sheehy has been home for
few days from school at Adrain. Tues
day evening she entertained several of
her young friends at her home on Ken
nilic street
Parties owning hens i'm the cit
should see to it that the pens for keep
ing them in are secure for chickens do
great amount of harm when allowed
to run loose.
An Easter lily came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Holden at Marion,
Mich, on Sunday, April Is, in the shape
of fine baby girl. Yale friends offer
congratulations.
Ruth Wilson celebrated her eighth
large number of little friends made
merry at her home and were treated to
a dainty supper.
Kate Sheehy and Lura Kelley, tele.
phone girls at the Yale exchange have
being filled by Faye Welch and Mar
lette young lady.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bricker at
Bay City on Tuesday daughter. The
little one only lived short time. Yale
friends deeply sympathize with the
parents in their bereavement.
A social dance will be given at Nc
Kinney Hall, Old Brockway, Monday
evening, April "a, to which the public
are cordially invited Bill 75ets. A
good time is promised all who attend
Young Everton Laddie Ill, owned
by James Gearns, of Emmett, will
make the season of 1911, health and
weather permitting. He is well-bred
horse and is getter of good stock
Edward Gearns is manager.
Gus Goldberg finished flowing well
on James Parks farm 81 miles west
of Yale last Wednesday. 1t is 176 feet
deep through So feet of bed rock. The
we'll flows AZ barrels per hour. This is
| the nrSt wen put uoWn WIFI Ihe new
Cyclone drill.
Eilber ~ Barth and Henry WEIGH
started Saturday last clearing the rub
bish from their property on Main street
and Monday morning of this week
workmen began excavating and digging
| trenches for the stone foundations of
two brick buildings to be built this
summer.
The special song service given 10y the
choir of the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday evening was very much enjoy
ed by a large congregation. TO give
such program as was listened to sun,
day evening means hard work and
much time spent, but the right Easter
spirit demands something specially
good and pleasing and it is fitting and
proper that all make a little extra eff
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