The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-02-16

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Special meeting o. f. s. next We'd
nesday evening. Initiation.
Edith Roadway has been quite sick
this past week with an attack of appen-
dicitis, but is better now.
Henry Ballentine, of Port Huron, is
very sick man and his friends enter
tain very little hopes of his recovery.
Bert Jackson, who has been work
| ing in the wooden mills at La Porte,
Ind, for several weeks, has returned
home.
Several Yale Chapter o. L. :. mem
bers will attend the st. Clair county
association at the city of st. Clair to-
morrow.
The loss of the peach crop is not
worrying us at present, it's how much
coal is 1t going to take to put us
through.
Boost, don't knock There are peo-
pie in Y ale, no matter what enterprise
or good movement is started will knock.
Cut it out.
The Delta Lambda club are now re-
hearsing for their play 1.-THE Dawn of
Liberty" which is expected to be pro-
duced March 3.
Mrs. Aaron Windsor and Mrs. Il. +.
Fead will entertain the My. b. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fead Thurs
day evening, Feb. %.
Eighteen young people enjoyed a
pleasant party at Elizabeth McColl's
Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake
was served after amusements.
We are with truth, now walking in
slippery places. Everything is covered
with ice and all this week has been
cloudy foggy and bad tempered weather.
4. L. Smith is making changes and
improvements to his candy and cigar
store all the time. The latest is neat
wall case for tobaccos, confectionery,
etc.
The job department of the Almont
Herald has been extra busy lately get
ting out new edition of the book
"Moses and Christ" written by Ed. j.
III. Patton.
Billy King Vaudeville and Modern
Remedy Co. at Central Hall commenc-
ing Monday, February 20 Come pre-
pared to laugh. Free to all arriving be-
fore 8 O'Clock. Doors open at Z p. IN.
The contract for the new brick block
to be built by Eilber IL Barth and
Henry Welch on Main street has been
let to Len McWaters and Jas. b. Black
ford. Work will be begun in the early
spring.
The Richmond Review of last week
says:-"Dr. VIM. II. Yuill, of Yale, was
called here this week to see Mrs. j. +.
Beir, who has a serious throat trouble,
but is improving" Elmer Hollenbeck
accompanied the DIR. on his trip.
Did it ever occur to you that in ev-
cry town and city there is someone
who, if he should leave the place,
would make the town just so much bet
ter? Yale is no exception to this rule.
Just try and think who this might be-.
Mathews & Wight were disappointed
in not receiving their fish in time to
put them on sale next Saturday. They
wish to inform our readers that the
consignment will be here early next
week and Saturday, Feb. "a, they will
offer their customers larger fish and
globes.
The Dutch Supper, given by the men
of the Disciple church,, at the home of
Elan Sloat, was well patronized Wed
nesday night, although everybody took
the middle of the road. The supper
was fine one and the men did them.
selves proud in serving it in the best Of
style. Proceeds S34.0O.
DR.. G. M. Turrell who left Yale a
couple of weeks ago, has made up his
mind that our little city is good enough
for him and returned this week to
practice his profession here. lie is
occupying the same rooms over the,
aVRwy hi
patients to call on him, We welcome
the DR.. back.
Mr.. and Mrs +. w. Farley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herb Hennessy entertained the
N. Y.B. club on Monday evening at
the home of the former. The rooms
were prettily decorated in honor of
st. Valentine. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Hendershot and |. X. Rosenthal
and consultations were given Aaron
Windsor and Mrs. McNulty.
Another accident occurred on the
Grand Trunk R'y at LenOx last Satur-
day night about midnight which is the
second within the past few weeks. The
curve on the track near Lenox seems
to be the fateful spot The Detroit
train was running rapidly being late,
when the engine left the track the rails
were badly torn up but none of the
coaches were derailed. Traffic was de-
layed several hours.
An extremely pretty party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Van a. Lacy st. Val
entine night to sixteen of their friends.
Hearts were surely trump and they APP
peared every where as decoration.
Cards were played at which Jennie
Sheehy and A. V. Parmlee were first,
while Rada Rapley and Clyde Coch
rane took the BOBBY prizes. Lunch
was served in the dining room, the
table making picture with its pic
turesque fancies of st. Valentines day.
The evening was a delightful one.