The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-03-02

week.
T. J. Minnie will ship choice load of
stock Saturday.
Jake Miller is around again after Sc
we're tussle with sciatica rheumatism.
Mrs. j A. Vincent has sold her house
and lot on Orchard Hill to Jos. Yuill.
Henry WEIGH has purchased the Il.
W. Hart house and lot on Spring street
Mr.. Farmer if you have any live
stock to sell it will pay you to see L. j.
Minnie before selling
T. j. Minnie is always looking for
choice No. | butter and will pay the
highest market price for same.
Nat Kerr moved his family and
household goods to Elmer this week,
where he has purchased farm.
Smith q Cooper are receiving new
goods every day and you will now find
them inkhape to take care of your wants
in all their different lines.
An open meeting of the l. O Il NJ Nj
will be held in the | o + hall on Tues
day evening, March eth. State deputy,
Mrs. Sanderson, of Port Huron will be
present. All suspended members are
requested to attend and bring their GER
tificates.
The First National Bank, besides
adding a new steel ceiling to the inter
ior of the bank building, has had Dus-
ty Mcdonald busy the past week put
ting burlaps on the walls and giving
everything neat coat of paint. A
marked improvement in the appear
ance of things
Leslie j. Menzies, since returning
from his western business trip in De-
cember, has been kept pretty busy in
the MenZies Shoe Co.'S offices in Detroit.
Sunday night in company with his
uncle left for Hot Springs, Ark, on a
three weeks vacation.
A very enjoyable function was the
dance held in Central hall last Friday
evening. Over fifty couples were pres
ent. The music by Stones famous
orchestra was even better than ever.
Lunch was served the dancers at
Mrs. Munroe's restaurant.
~Thursday, Feb. 23rd was celebrated
by Grace MenZies as her eighth birth
day. A dozen little girls were invited
to spend from four to seven o'clock
with her and merry time was had by
them all. Supper, for which they were
all ready, was given them at 500 and
the birthday cake with the eight can
dies, was cut.
The last n. Y. b. club meeting for
the season was held on Tuesday even
ing at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Wight
they being hosts with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rounds. A large number were
out, nine tables being played. Ladies
first prize was drawn by Mrs. a. Wind
sor, gentleman's first by Il. McNulty.
Mrs. Frank Andreae won ladies consO-
lation and q. w. Allen gentleman's.
Seneca Valentine, proprietor of River
side Fruit Farm informs us that he
kept count of the number of eggs laid
by As Leghorn hens from Dec. l to
March l and thinks the result is worth
while publishing. lie gathered $50 doz-
EN- during that time. The hens were
fed 60 cts worth of Hess Poultry Pane
cea bought at the Staley Il Brickers
drug store. If any one can beat this
the Expositor would like to hear from
them.
An exhibition of two trains trying to
pass on the same tack was given in
Yale last evening. The local freight
had stopped at the depot and the crew
was unloading freight. An extra came
in from the west and was pulling into
the depot, when it ran into the caboose
of the local. AS usual, no one knows
how it happened, but the crew of the
extra claim there was no rear light on
the local. At any rate the company
has a badly demolished caboose on its
hands.
"Jon" Johnson made his second APP
pearance in Yale, on Wednesday even
ing and Central hall was well filled with
an audience who listened to delight
full entertainment. Mr.. johnson is
favored with talent as an impersonator,
also as soloist, doing splendid work
with both but he, perhaps, excells as
cartoonist and his work along that
line is greeted with enthusiastic ap-
plause. The entertainment was very
satisfactory indeed and the ladies of
Section six, M. e. church made no
mistake in securing the services of
"Jon," thereby adding goodly sum to
their treasury.