The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-05-18
Garden making time.

Rain Tuesday started vegetation on
the jump,
Mrs. Farley, whose condition has
been so prt carous, is slowly improving
= ANDY Kelley, of Lynn, is out around
again after siege Of the grip and
pneumonia.
The Wilt Hotel has received coat
OF paint making decided improve
ment in its appearance.
II &. Mclaughlin has had his dwell
ing house re-painted Frightening up
It's appearance considerably.
A daughter was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas. ) Brown, on Wednesday, May II,
1911. Friends are offering congratu-
lations.
Those owning flocks of sheep have
commenced shearing them. Buyers
claim that wool will bring about l5cts
per pound.
Friends of Fred Mathews will be
pleased to learn that he has so far re-
covered from his recent sickness to be
out around again.
1t is said that blue is the strongest
eye and gray the next, but when it
comes to seeing double, red-eye" has
them both beat to fragile.
A slight blaze around Wharton IL
Co.'S elevator last week Thursday at
about six o'clock called out the hose
companies The blaze was soon ex-
tinguished.
In next weeks Expositor we will
publish in full the program for Decora-
ton Day to be carried out by W. Ii.
Dunphy Post GAR, assisted the citi-
zens of Yale
The Expositor as an advertising me.
dunn cannot be beaten. 1t is not nee
cessary for us to enter into any argu-
ment over this question with our mer-
chants. Results received is what counts.
A grand May ball will be given in
Webb's hall, Avoca, on Thursday eve
ming, May 18th to which the public is
cordially invited. Music by Frances At
kinson of Port Huron. BIZ, 70 cts, in
Guiding refreshments.
The l.. b. ;. of the Presbyterian
church held rally Wednesday after
noon at the church. Twenty-Five or
more ladies were present and supper
was served in the diningroom. A gen.
eral good time was enjoyed.
The Juniors of Yale high school
Will give social hop in Central Hall
ON Monday evening, May 80, 1911.
Music by Finzels 3-piece orchestra, De-
troit. Dancing from $50 to $50 Bill,
including refreshments, $50.
The public is invited to attend
grand May ball to be given in McKin.
ney's hall, Brockway, Friday evening,
May -. Good music and the best of
order. Bill, including refreshments,
Zoe. Oscar Brown, proprietor.
Dick Windsor has Just finished re-
pairing and painting the floor of his
barber shop and as soon as he can get
the paper hanger at work he will have
the walls and ceiling fixed Dick likes
to have everything neat and tidy.
Wharton q Co. have torn down the
old sheds to the east of their grain ele-
yator and will erect beanery building
on the site. "A stone wall is being laid
under the grain elevator. 1t is a busy
place around the elevators at present.
Hattie Merrill resigned her position
as teacher of the 9th grade in our city
public schools last week and will now
devote her time to keeping house at
home, her mother being very sick.
Miss MuntCn, Of Ypsilanti, is the new
teacher.
Married at Sacred Heart rectory on
Wednesday, May 10th, by FIR. p. j. Cul-
linane, Lena Deering of Yale and Chas.
Roth of Valley Centre. The young
couple left that day for Detroit and
other points in the state. Their friends |
are offering congratulations.
We notice by the Armada Graphic |
that Charley Moore, formerly of Yale,
has sold his barber shop to Jas. Per-
kins, of Romeo. Ill-bealth makes it |
necessary for Charley to get out doors |
and will work during the summer for |
his father on M. l. Brabb's farm.
A number of young girls were invit-
ed to Bertha Clyne's home Wednesday |
from four to seven in honor of her 18th |
birthday. The party was a surprise to |
Bertha, but she fully enjoyed it after
she recovered from her amazement. A |
fine supper was served by Mrs. Clyne.
VIM. McAulay has had a crew of
men at work the past week repairing
several roofs of buildings i'm Yale. He |
has the contracts for putting gravel |
roofs on the buildings of Eilber 81 |
Barth and Henry Welch. Mr.. McAulay
has the reputation of making the best |
of roofs.
The interior of the Masonic Block |
oIoIo oCCuplcu NY OIlllIu " cooper, gen
eral merchants, is being considerably
improved. Since widening and enclOs-
ing the show window steel ceiling
has been added. A fine assorted stock
of merchandise is being placed on the
shelves. We predict a substantial trade
for the new firm.
Yale officials have asked the Expos
itor to caution automobile drivers
against violating the speed limit pro-
vided for such vehicles There have
been several violations reported and
some of those who are doing it are
liable to find themselves on the axmin-
ster for explanatory purposes.
The "Plus Ultra" class of Mechanic
st. Church of Christ Bible school en-
joyed another pleasant evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craig,
Monday, May 10, 1911. The evening
was spent in playing games and in
social good times. All went home CRATE
full for the hospitality shown by the
Craig family.
Manager William Campbell, of the