The Yale expositor., 1911-05-04

LOCK up your chickens.
Clean up the back yard.
Bargains in boys suits at j. |. Rosen-
that's.
Saturday, May 9th, will be children's
day at f. II. Cards studio. Read his
ad elsewhere in this issue. 1t will in.
terest you.
Mrs Bryce has rented the bakery
part of the Brown building of Henry
Il. Dinner and will start bakery and
restaurant soon.
Con Jones mail carrier on rural route
No. 6 has moved into the cottage cor.
ner of Main and Second street recently
purchased of VIM. Ovens.
| Fred Mathews has been sick the past
week and not able 30 attend his duties
in the drug store. Chris Hallead is
assisting in the store during his absence.
The carpenters have began work on
| Il. II. Cards new residence on West
| North-st and when completed it will be
an up-to-date building in every respect.
Henry II. Dinner has purchased the
Brown property corner of Main and
North streets and as soon as he can get
| around to it will erect business block
on the site.
Robert Edward is the name given
the new born baby boy that came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward An
dreae Saturday morning, April 80.
Friends have since been offering hearty
congratulations.
Rev. w. Ii. Cole has accepted the
pastorate of the Capac M. p. church
for the balance of the conference year.
The regular pastor has resigned and
Rev. Cole goes by request of the men,
bers of that church. His work starts
next Sunday. He will hold his resi-
dence in Yale.
Regular meeting of VIM. Ii. Dumphy
Post No. 422 q. A. II. on Saturday, May
IL, 1911 at 200 o'clock p. M. at the resi-
dence of Comrade Sheehy for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for Dec
Grafton Day program and such other
business as may properly come before
the Post. Chas. Montney, commander.
viii Menerey, son of Mrs. Kate
Menerey, will take up his residence at
Jackson about the first of June. He
has been promoted to a position with
the Michigan Central railroad at a sub
stantial raise in salary. Wills many
Yale friends will be pleased to learn of
his success in the work he is following.
Saturday last was nasty rainy day
continuing over until Sunday and Mon
day when thunder showers prevailed.
Monday at midnight the weather turn
ed cold and in the morning found a
coating of ice on the water standing
outside in pals and tubs. The fruit
buds are not far enough advanced to do
any damage.
Mrs. Miles Simmons and Mrs. j. A.
MenZies entertained the members Of
the choir of the Presbyterian church
and guests to the number of twenty
two, last Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Menzies. Charades and rallles
were played, after which lunch was
served and flights out" brought the
signal for departure.
A bunch of little girls helped Frances
Andreae merrily celebrate her fifth
birthday last Friday April %, and from
to 6 p. m. games were played out in
the warm, bright air. A bOuntiful sup
per was served them and the wee folks
went home leaving Frances several nice
little remembrances, but the best of all
present came early next morning in the
shape of baby brother which Frances
says "is dandy"
John Tornow died at his home in
Greenwood township more than %
years ago, leaving no will or last tesla
ment. His estate is valued at $500,
of which 81 800 is real estate and 81 900
is personal property. A daughter,
Minnie TornOw, of Greenwood, has
petitioned that Henry A. Zuelch be APP
pointed administrator of the estate
a for ha nfh ar irwin
ing heir is Harry, son of the deceased.
Get ready to spray the orchards. For
the best results the work must be done
at the right time and with the right
materials Directions for spraying the
different fruit crops and potatoes, the
mixtures to use and how to make them,
are all given in very plain way in the
new bulletin on spraying by the Ex-
pertinent Station. 1t will be sent upon
request by Director II. 5. Shaw, East |
Lansing, Mich. Ask for special bulle-
tin No. As.
Will Campbell, of Lynn, met with a
mishap Monday that left him minus |
the tip of the second finger of his right |
hand. While putting the halter on one |
of his colts the animal jumped BAGS.
ward catching the finger in ring, sew
OAih6 ~ az viz NOV JOilbs LIE OlylO
dressed the wound. Will discharged |
his hired man few days before and
now the work of the farm is up to his |
brother Hugh who is visiting there. 1t
is hoped that no serious results will |
come from the accident
A North Carolina editor has kept
track of his profit and loss during the |
year and gives an invoice of his bust
ness at the end of twelve months of ups
and downs. Been broke 361 times; had
money times; praised the public 8
times; told lies l,728 times; told the
truth time; missed prayer meeting so
times; been roasted 43l times; roasted
others 50 times; washed the Office towel
3 times; missed meal o; mistaken for a
preacher IL times; mistaken for CAPT.
talist 0; found money 0; took bath 6
times; delinquents who paid %; those
who did not pay 1856; paid in conscience
0; got whipped 0; whipped others %
times; cash on hand at beginning $1.47;
cash on hand at ending l5c.