The Yale expositor., 1911-04-13

April made its entrance with shiver.
John Smelling the new tailor, is slow
ly improving.
Have You had Strawberries yet ?
| Neither have we.
Cleaningup time. How about the
streets and alleys
Wednesday and Thursday were rainy,
cold and gloomy days.
The covers have been removed from
the hydrants about the city.
Ed Sheehy shipped carload of fine
cattle to Buffalo last Saturday.
Regular meeting of o. E. ). next
wednesday evening, April 10th.
Hazel Martin has been very sick the
past week but is now much better.
With this issue the Expositor COM
pletes its 10Th year of existence in ale.
Joseph Williams has added a neat
porch to the front of his dwelling house
on North street.
Fred Goldberg, ST., suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis one day last week,
but is now improving.
The first three days of the week were
bright and pleasant. Wednesday brot
dull DRILLING rain.
The Yale Canning Co. has received
its supply of cans for the seasons crop
of corn, peas and apples.
The school boards in the different
districts are engaging their corps of
teachers for the ensuing year.
Len McWaters and a crew of men
have started the work of remodelng
Clyde Richards house on Mechanic
| street.
Rev. j. w. Saxbee of the Methodist
Protestant church has been quite sick
the past week but is some better at
present.
James Sweet has been confined to
his bed the past week caused by re-
turn of his old rheumatic trouble. He
is some better at present writing.
Il. j. Minnie is remodelling the inter
Tor of his butcher shop preparatory to
adding full stock of groceries to his
meat business.
Bart McNulty is in Sacred Heart
Sanitarium at Milwaukee taking treat
ment for nervous trouble His Yale
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
1t is talked at Peck that the business
men will build an opera house. Who
will build new opera house in Yale.
The question will not down much long
er.
The Masonic grand lodge of Michi-
gan will meet in Port Huron May %
and "a, and more than 1000 Michigan
members of the order will be in at
tendance on those two dates.
Married at the Nj. L. parsonage on
Wednesday, April IL, 1911, at 10 o'clock
a. m. Aaron Hill, of Fargo, and Miss
Aletta Potter. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. j. w. Saxbee.
Charley Jackson, former Yale resi-
dent, was reelected alderman of the
third ward in the city of Croswel at
the recent election on the republican
ticket. His majority was l3 over J. ID.
Foley.
The Melvin Dramatic Club will play
"Miss Mosher, of Colorado" at Central
Hall, Yale, Thursday evening, April
q. Watch for hand bills and full pro-
gram in next issue of Expositor. Music
by Yale orchestra.
Clare Minis, former Yale boy, but |
recently employed in the wood working |
department of Detroit automobile |
factory, has been advanced to foreman
of that department at good salary. |
Clares Yale friends will be pleased to
learn of his success.
The new water tank at the east OF
the p. M. freight shed is completed and |
in use. The ord one near the Yale |
Milling Co.'S building will be torn down |
and removed. This is one good act the
railroad company has done for the
owners of property adjacent to the old |
tank.
The Ladies Bible class of the Presby- |
terrain church held its monthly business
and social meeting at the home of the |
president, Mrs. Miles Simmons, on
Monday evening. After the routine of
business had been attended to, raffles /
was played and the hostess then served
a nice lunch.
Mrs. f.. MunrOe expects to move
with her family the first part of next |
month to the state of Washington
where her husband is now located and |
doing we'll She is advertising her
bakery and restaurant for sale and |
will hold an auction, April Goth,
of her household goods.
Our good-looking, good natured and
able manager of the Yale Canning Co.
is the delighted pOssessor of new,
four passenger E. M. f. touring car.
Here's hoping he may meet with no
mishaps but that each trip he takes
the coming summer. may be full of
pleasure and enjoyment.
George Mcintyre tells the following
story but does not vOuch for its truth:
Two Irishmen died. One went to
heaven and the other went to hell.
Mike called down from heaven and
asked Pat how he was getting along.
"I'm shoveling COAL" said Pat. "Do you
have to work very hard ?" "Not very"
he said; 1--WE have shifts. l only work
about three hours a day" Pat then in
CURED of Mike how he was making it.
I'm sweeping down the golden stairs"
"Do you have to work very hard 2"
EYES," said Mike. al have to work 18
hours day as we are short of men up
here"
Made. to- order corsets that fit. Ameri
can Queen Corset. 522
Special bargains in suits at ROsen-