The Yale expositor., 1911-05-25
Local and Otherwise.

| painted.
Has it been hot enough for you the
past week?
Mrs. Mary Mcclellan is still very ill
at her home in Speaker.
Special meeting OES next Wednes-
day evening May 81. Initiation.
Mrs. Farley, who has been sick for
several weeks is somewhat better.
John Turner had two.year old steer
killed by lightning saturday night
From present outlook an unusually
fine crop of Strawberries is promised
Many farmers have their corn planted
and are blowing for beans and potatoes
Born to the wife of Duncan McKen-
zie Oh May 18th, 1911, a son. COngrat-
ulatiOns.
The painters have given the front of
Mrs Eva Blacks millinery store coat
of white paint.
Motorcycle and auto drivers are
warned to keep in mind the speed limit
within the city limits.
Special meeting Brockway Lodge
F&AM next Thursday evening. Work
on Master Mason degree.
At Electric Theatre next Tuesday
evening, May 30, with Taft at Pana-
ma Canal" and "Peck's Bad Boy" Ad-
mission &c and lOc.
VIM. Williams is building a new ve-
randa to the Chas Wells house and
making other decided improvements
about the premises.
The front of Pollock IL Hennessy's
drug store is receiving coat of paint
improving its appearance very muchly
Jake Miller is handling the brush.
Friends will regret to learn that Mrs
Emma Rapley has been in poor health
| the past week most of time confined to
her bed. She is feeling little better
at present.
of Cashier Fead of the First National
grand lodge meeting held in Port l1ur-
on Wednesday.
a heavy electrical storm with rain
was experienced Saturday night. The
dust was laid thoroughly but the at
mosphere was not much cooled as sun.
day was hot day.
1t is reported that Bougal McNair
and family will again become residents
of Lexington. They have many friends
here who will extend them a hearty
welcome.-LeXington News.
The WCTU of Yale will meet at the
home of Mrs. JOS. Yuill on Friday
afternoon of this week. Election of
officers and other important business
will be transacted. A large attendance
is desired.
j. ii. Patton will preach Sunday, May
18th, at 300 and 7:30 p. m. in Brick
Chapel Once more subjects Of impor-
lance will be presented for your con-
sideration and it is hoped you will
come and listen.
The Juniors of Yale high school
will give social hop in Central Hall
OH Monday evening, May 20, 1911.
Music by Finzel's 3-piece orchestra, De
troit. Dancing from $3.50 to 2:30. Bill,
including refreshments, $50.
A galvanized cornice has been placed
on the new brick block of Eilber 81
Barth and Henry Welch. The roof is
being laid. 1t will be only short time
before the buildings will be occupied.
Workmen are busy laying cement
walk in front of the block.
Married at Capac, on Friday, May 10,
1911, by Rev. Wallace, Miss Ann b.
Cavanagh and Claude Brown, both of
Lynn township. The young couple left
on the evening train from Capac for
Detroit where they will make their flu
ture home. The Expositor offers con-
CALCULATIONS.
| The first Sunday excursion this seas
son was given by the Pere Marquette
May 21st, and was largely attended
| Eight coaches were used to carry the
crowd From this point there were 81
tickets sold to Detroit and 80 to Port
Huron Next Sunday an excursion
will be given to Saginaw. Fare 95c.
While George Bush and sister, Mrs.
Hyde were driving along Main street,
Yale, Sunday evening their horse be.
came frightened at the Pere Marquette
train and ran away, upsetting the bug
gy and throwing them out, breaking
| Mrs. Hyde's collar bone and doing other
damage. DR.. Wight was called and
set the fracture.
The Ladies Bible class of the Presby-
teriap church held very pleasant So
cial and business meeting at the home
of Mrs. Willard Welch on Wednesday.
One feature of the business part appre-
ciated and enjoyed by the members
was a short speech by Mrs. Bowles.
Afterwards rallies and finch received
attention. Mrs. Welch then served ice
cream and cake.
Dusty had his hair cut Wednesday,
There's nothing unusual about this item
but the old man, you know, has only a
few struggling locks on the top of his
head, and to charge full price for the
time it takes to amputate those locks
Is outrageous. Dusty never tries to
jew any one down on price, although
he rather reluctantly handed over the
two bits with the remark that even if
there is only one lonely spear on the
top of ones pate the barber holds his