The Yale expositor., 1911-11-02

/ Window washing was in order We'd
nesday morning.
DR.. Pollock was called to the bedside
of Richard PassmOre who is very sick
at his home.
4 Regular meeting o. +. =. Wednesday
evening, Nov. s. All members request
ed TO be present.
Thomas Thody and family have
moved to Marine City where they will
make their future home.
The usual Halloween pranks were
perpetrated Tuesday night No great
amount of damage was done.
Geo. Green has resigned his position
at the electric light plant in Croswell
and accepted a position at Yale.
VIM. Roy is moving back to Yale
from Deford and will occupy the house
on Mary street next to Phil Beadle's.
Rain last Thursday night turned ont
to snow and the ground was covered
with a white mantle Friday morning.
Thursday, November 30, is the date
| Pres. VIM. ii. Taft has designated as
the day we shall give thanks and eat
turkey.
The gross receipts of the Firth con
cert i'm st. Clair were SSS0.25. The peO-
pie over there thoroughly appreciate II
good thing.
No school Thursday and Friday.
Many of the teachers will attend the
state teachers association at Detroit
those days.
Will Holden, son of Mrs. Sarah
Holden, is helping +. q. Holden in
changing his bookkeeping to a new &C.
counting system.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next sunday at BOO and
80 p. IN. Subjects Of vital Importance
will be discussed,
The foot ball game between Port
Huron and Yale last Saturday after
noon resulted in Il score of & and ) in
favor of Port Huron.
Spencer Newlove, Of Fremont, re
ceived word Saturday that his sister,
Mrs. j. b. Caughill, residing in the state
OF Washington was dying.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church on Halloween was
largely patrOnized and $4,000 was realZ-
ed, the supper being given for - cents.
The womens' Bible class of the Pres.
byterian church held its monthly social
business meeting at the home of Mrs.
Bowles on Wednesday evening and ell.
joyed pleasant hour or two.
John Richardson has purchased AL
kinsley's milk business and will con.
tnue the route as heretofore. John is
adding number of new COWS and will
give his patrons every accommodation
possible.
Rev. Pearcy, of Saginaw, will ill the
pulpit at Mechanic street Church of
Christ sunday, Nov. ). Subjects
morning, "rhe Spirit of Christ and
what it will do for u.s." evening, "The
Frodigal son."
The chicken pie supper given under
the auspices of the young people of the
Mechanic street Church of Christ at
Mrs. Bryce's restaurant Thursday even
ing of last week was decided success.
Proceeds about $50.
l.. III. Green, of Speaker, who has
been quite sick with typhoid fever and
is somewhat improved, was nursed by
his mOther-in-law, Mrs, Elizabeth Lud-
ingtOD, during his sickness. Mrs.
Ludington contracted the disease and
at the present time is in a serious con-
dtion.
The following hunters have gone to
the north woods on few weeks deer
hunting trip Warren Roadway left
Saturday for Newberry; Chauncey Kelly
OH Monday for Kenton; Jas. Wallace
today for Newberry and ThOs. Grimes
today for Seney. They are all old-time
hunters and will no doubt bring home
some big ones.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have planned and begun work on
bazaar which they expect to hold be- |
fore the middle of December. 1t is
their intention to have quantities of |
aprons of all kinds suitable for every
purpose and also pretty fancy articles. |
Make note of this bazaar when think
ing of Christmas.
Mrs. j. f. Staley happened to remark
to friend the other day. intended |
to have chicken today, but could get |
no one to kill it," Little Dick quickly |
says, "why mamma | could cut a
chickens head Off" "Oh no" Mrs.
Staley said, "you couldn't cut an angle
worms head Off" "Oh yes | could"
Dick stoutly aflirms, 81 could if knew
which end it was on"
The o. +. 5. Chapter at Memphis en-
tSildiucu Illt ~. OldlI equity dSSOcld-
tion to the number of $50 guests last
week and all present enjoyed special
ly good time. Business and election of
officers occupied the afternoon session
after which an elaborate banquet was
served in the opera house. The evening
was devoted to initiatory work and
speeches. The association will meet
with the Port Huron Chapter i'm
February The new officers are 90 fol |
lows: President, Mrs. Tillie Smith,
Port Huron; Associate Patron, DR..
Neil, Capac; Secretary and Treasurer,
Minnie Kenyon, Marine City; Marshal,
Mrs. Maud Jones, Memphis.
The Avoca Milling Co. begs to an
nounce that its new Touring mill at
AvOca, which has been i'm course of
construction during the past season is
now in operation. The mill is equipped
with the latest improved machinery,
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