The Yale expositor., 1911-03-16
Local and Otherwise.

Hand in any items of news you may
happen TO know.
King Holden is at work remodeling
his dwelling house.
TT. Minnie will ship another car
load of fine stock next Saturday.
The Francis Firth concert will be one
of the finest treats of the season.
Il. q. Holden has added new avn
ing to the front of the City Meat Mar
ket.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hodgins
jr., on Sunday, March IL, daughter
Congratulations.
Reserved seats for the concert on
sale Wednesday evening at Pollock &
Hennessy's, o'clock.
Several signs of spring-first the re-
turn of the robin; secondary, marbles,
baseball and awnings.
The weather took a sudden change
early Wednesday morning, a regular
blizzard with snow and high wind.
John Z. Darby's auction sale has
been postponed to Wednesday, March
%, on account of the storm on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Passmore, of Column
biaville, have moved into the house va
Gated by John Paxton north of the de-
pot.
The worst blizzard we have had in
years visited this section on Wednes-
day. Thursday turned out fine although
very cold.
Lizzie Lothian has been very sick
the past week and unable to attend to
her duties as cashier and book-keeper
at Raauic G. Hntohincnnjc oanaraI
store.
A business meeting of the Yale
Alumni will be held at high school at
500 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, March
3D. All members are requested to be
present.
Geo. W. Bell says that % horses
were sold at Bert Travis sale in Port
Huron last Saturday, the average price
paid for each being $2S5. One team
sold for 81 ZOO
Ed. Oatman, son of A. +. Oatman of
Yale, was elected president of the viii
lage of New Baltimore at Mondays
election. He received l26 votes out of
1913. We congratulate Ed.
The l.. b. 5. of the Presbyterian
church is called for Wednesday after
noon of next week at the home of Mrs.
Miles Simmons. There is work which
must be done. Every member come.
Show by your presence at the concert
ate the best there is. Mr.. Firth and
Miss Jackson are singers of the highest
order. Mr.. Eaton an impersonator of
uneXampled excellence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sheehy and
family have moved into Yale and are
now occupying the Sam White resi-
dence, corner of Main and Woods streets
recently purchased by Mr.. Sheehy. Mr..
and Mrs. White have moved to Ayoca.
Parties for the little people as well as
big ones have been quite the rage the
past month. The one for this week
was to celebrate the 4th birthday of
Elizabeth Henderson, or Wednesday,
March Is. All the wee folks had a
grand time from to 6.
The box social given by Hazel
Moore, teacher and her pupils, at the
Bullock school house, last week We'd
nesdav evening, was a fine success,
twenty dollars being realized, which
will go toward buying an organ for
the school.
The insurance Office of Mrs. Bowles
has the reputation of quick and salts
factory adjustments, the latest being
the loss on the Cork house and contents
Sunday, Mar. 5, 1911. This loss was adj
justed at S574.50 and paid the following
Friday morning without any discount.
The ward and city caucuses for
Yale have been called. One alderman
and one constable will be nominated
at the ward caucuses in each of the
three wards on Tuesday, March 2lst, at
Z o'clock p. M, and one mayor, one city
clerk, one city treasurer, one supervis-
or will be placed in nomination at the
city caucus TO pc held Wednesday,
March %, at 500 p. m. Caucuses will
be held at usual places.
This week we are in receipt of a neat
booklet from our friend j. :. Locke, a
former resident of this locality, which
contains pictures of fine homes,
churches, public library, high school,
college, orange orchards, lemon groves,
garden plots, source of water supply,
some of the oil wells in the hills ada
cent and other scenery at Whittier,
Cal. Besides this is given an interesting
write-up, the growth of the city in
twenty years, recent public improve
ments, utilities and the board of trade,
of which Mr.. Locke is a director. It
is very interesting throughout and may
be seen at this Office. We return thanks
10 the sender.