The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-02-09
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Easter comes on April Is.
Faye Welch is gaining every day.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy, entertained at s
o'clock dinner Wednesday evening.
Regular meeting of o + next We'd
nesday evening. ID. f. Lacy, secretary
Watch for our gold fish offer in the
Expositor next week. Best ever. Math-
ews & Wight
Cleaner ball and supper at Nc Kin
friday evening.
Remember the Valentine box social
to be held in the Sloat school house
Monday evening next.
John G. Jones moved his furniture
to Avoca Tuesday where he will make
his home in the future.
The ladies of the M. f. church clear
ed'$48.25 at the supper given at the
parsonage last week. The society is
pleased with the result.
A February blizzard visited this sec
ton Sunday night and Monday. About
four inches of snow fell. Tuesday,
turned out sunshiny and warm.
Committee No. 6 of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Nj. +. church will have
Mr.. Johnson, cartOonist, entertainer,
and tenor, Of Deroit, March LIST. in Gen.
trail hall.
Arthur Parmlee was the host of sew
eral guests last Friday evening after
the play when he gave spread" in
Neifleheim apartments, in honor of his
friend Mr.. Mosher.
James Wilson has moved with his
family from Roseburg onto farm
near Pinconning. The best of good
wishes go with them for health, happ-
ness and prosperity.
Fire was discovered in the home of
Marshal Henry on Monday just in time
to prevent confiagration. A few
pals of water put the fire out. Only
slight damage was the result.
The Ladies' Aid of the West Brock
way M. z. Church will give an enter
tainment and coffee in the parlors of
the church on Wednesday, Feb. 10. A
Mr.. Hodgson, a former resident of
Lynn township, but now of Churchill,
n. Y, writes us from Albemarle, North
Carolina, where he is spending few
weeks. He expects to visit his old
home soon.
Clyde Adams has moved into the
Frank Newell house, corner Jones and
| Wood streets. The house vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will be occupied
by Emerson Cooper and family on
their return to Yale.
The National Biscuit Co. made an
elaborate display OF their goods at
Cavanagh Bros Grocery last Saturday.
A number Of people took advantage of
the opportunity to taste of what this
company manufactures.
Mrs. Clyde Adams gave the children
of those families who camped together
at Lexington last summer, a good time
on Saturday last, when she entertained
them at her home from to z. Helen
and Grace Palmer, Frances and Fred
erick Fuller and Frances Andreae were
the honored guests,
Sixteen little girls and boys were in
vited to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Blackford Monday from to 6
to help Naomi celebrate her eighth
birthday. The event was one of great
jollity and merry making and fine
supper just gave the finishing touch.
Naomi received several nice gifts from
her little friends.
Samuel White has purchased the UNI
dertaking stock and business of j. M.
Smith at Avoca and added full line
Of furniture and picture moulding. 1t
is his intention to keep everything to
furnish home or Office at prices that
are reasonable. John &. Jones, a Ii
censed embalmer, will attend the un.
dertaking department. Mr.. White in
yites hepeople of Avoca and surround
ing country to visit his store when in
need of goods he handles.
About 80 friends surprised Patrick
Heron at his home north east of Yale
on Wednesday evening, last week. One
year ago many of the old gentleman's
friends gave him "Boxtie" supper and
decided that they make an annual af-
fair of 1t. This years spread was a
very enjoyable one and will be kept up
each year so long as the old man lives.
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