The Yale expositor., 1911-04-27


j. L. Beavs is moving into the Dun
can McKeith house this week.
Lothian & Palmer have new awning
in front of their clothing store.
Special meeting of Yale .. +. ). next
Wednesday evening. Initiation.
Lillibrdge the piano tuner is in Yale
and will be here for about 10 days.
Work has been started on III. +.
Boards new house on West North st.
Supervisor Herbert is making the
rounds on an assessing tour of the city
The front of the Jackson hotel is
greatly improved by fresh coat of
paint.
Both hand power and electric vacuum
cleaners for rent at Hutton's. Give
them trial.
George Windsor has position in one
of the theatre orchestras at Port Huron
at good salary.
Mrs. George Cork has purchased the
house and lot on Arthur street from
Mrs. VIM. Woodburn.
f. f. Smith is making number of
Improvements to his recently purchas-
ed residence property on Spring st.
Grant Holden has had the front of
his drug store reprinted this week, i'm
proving the appearance considerable.
The foundation for Roy Menerey's
new house is laid and the carpenters
are now busy putting up the frame work.
Saline Sheehy has opened up branch
millinery store for the Sheehy sisters
in Melvin. Next Saturday will be her
opening day.
M. Elinor Bidleman was not able to
attend to her school duties the fore
part of the week, having been sick with
a severe attack of tonsilitis.
f. o. Putney returned from Cincin-
natl, Ohio, last week and while on the
train from that city to Detroit a
heavy snow storm prevailed nearly all
the way.
Rev. w. ii. Cole has started the erec-
ton of the two houses OH his lots on
been sold to Henry Steenburg and the
other to Lowell Munroe.
The local VIC. II. L. will meet at
the home of Mrs. Heath, Friday after
noon, May 5, at 300 o'clock. A large
attendance is desired as plans for the
convention must be made.
The large show window in Smith ~
CoOper's store has been changed over
which will give the firm better facili-
ties to display their large and varied
stock of general merchandise.
Sparks from the chimney of Ed lofts
house set fire to the roof Monday morn.
ing and burned hole about three feet
square. The damage amounted to
about $25 covered by insurance.
A meeting of the Riverside Driving
Club WILDE held in the Expositor
office Friday evening, May ). Ali mem
bers Of the club are urged to attend as
matters of Importance will come up.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel Sunday, April Both at 300
and go p. m. Once more subjects of
vital Importance will be presented to
the people. You ought to hear. Come.
Len McWaters, contractor and build
er, is making good Roadway on Clyde
Richards Mechanic-st dwelling house
and when it is completed Clyde will
have one Of the most modern residences
i'm Yale.
The past week has been cleaning up
time around the city. Leaves and rub
bish have been raked and burned. Our
city street commissioner has been busy
on the streets putting them in a neat
and tidy form.
Chas. Jackson, of Croswell, bought
Grant Holden's family pony Monday
and took it home with him for his
daughter. The children of Mr.. Holden
regretted to see their pet taken away
but as the family now own new +. NJ.
+. touring car the pony will soon be
forgotten.
Walker Stevens has Just passed a
satisfactory examination at the Ontario
Veterinary College of Toronto, from
which institution he has received a
diploma. walker returned home on
Wednesday evening and will take up
the practice of his profession with his
father, DR.. j. B. Stevens. We congrat.
ulate him and trust he may succeed in
his chosen profession.
Eighth grade examinations will be
held in the high school buildings in
Port Huron, Marine City, st. Clair, Yale,
Capac and Memphis, Thursday and
Friday, May and 5, 1911. Pupils to
be eligible to take this examination
must have pursued the studies Of the
eighth grade for at least six months
and must also present certificates from
their teachers stating that they have
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