The Yale expositor., 1912-02-29
Local and Otherwise.

Farming land is cheaper in this vi
entity than it will be a year nence.
Regular meeting OF Yale Chapter, o.
L. S., next Wednesday evening. March
| 9th.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. f. T. Palmer
on Monday February %, daughter.
Congratulations
William Fl. Reddicliife has sold his
farm in North Speaker to his son.
Korah. and will soon move to Yale.
Thomas Wark has sold his farm OF
eighty acres in Speaker township to
Joseph Ludington. Consideration S4,-
500.
a lady, deaf mute made The rounds
of Yale business places and homes,
Wednesday. and picked up considerable
change selling iewelry.
Special meetings are being held in
the Avoca Presbyterian church. Good
interest is manifested. All are cordial
~ invited. Rev. George tlosmer.
Another Dakota blizzard struck Yale
Monday morning which turned 10 rain
about ten O'Clock. For sudden changes
this section Of The state holds the
candle.
A photograph Of the streets of Yale
after the blizzard and big snow storm
last week would have made an inter
esting picture--a winter scene OF the
real north country kind.
Amos Sischo reports that while AT
Amadore last week, he caught live
frog. 1t seemed rather lisny and hard
ly creditable. but when he stated that
he had pumped it out OF well we
would not doubt his word.
w. J. Martin who has looked after
the interests Of the Watkins Remedy
Co.. in this territory i'm the past, this
week sold out to his son who will keep
in stock a full and complete line Of the
remedies and supply your wants.
Invitations are issued for Il Masonic
Ball to be given 10y Brockway Lodge,
No. BIG, +. Il A. NJ, in Central Hall
Wednesday evening, March 9Th. Dane
ing from $40 to 2:30. Music by stones
famous orchestra of Detroit. Bill,
500, including lunch.
Roy Menerey, who is IL chicken fan
cier, has just received dandy Barred
Plymouth Rock cOckerel from f.. Ii.
Thompson of Armenia, \. Y, Il. breed
er of considerable note. Roy always
makes il point to keep his flock of
fowls up to the standard
Benjamin Lane while coming down
stairs Monday, fell and landed at the
bottom. His head. hip and arm are
badly bruised and his left hand is con-
considerably swollen. Ben struck every
step on the way down and he declares
that there were fifty. He will he laid
up for a week or two.
What's the matter with IA business
mems banquet? Don't you think it
would be a good thing? or course we
are aware that a business mana good
one--can hardly spare the time to eat
or sleep, but we imagine the most of
them could knock off an hour or two
for an event Of this kind.
1t is the intention of A. Y. Parmlee
to convert his newly acquired property
known as Kennetick hall on the corner
of Wood and Kennefick streets, into a
residence for three families. The
apartments will be made modern in
every respect and will command good
rent and the best of tenants.
Rev. II. d. Hunter, of Williamson,
w Va. the new pastor of the Presby-
terian church will be here and occupy
the pulpit on Sunday next. morning
and evening. Every member and at
tendant Of the church is requested to
be present at each service and give
Rev. Hunter a royal welcome.
The young people were rather dis.
appointed at the absence OF Stones Or
chestra for the dance last Friday
night, but as the storm last week had
made it impossible for the orchestra
to get here in time by train. they made
the best of it and local musicians ably
supplied the deficiency and a good
time was had.
The North Branch Gazette has or
ganiZed a Booster club and last weeks
issue contained list of forty names
Of people who had paid their subscrip-
tons during the week. These folks are
appreciative Of their home paper and
are willing to shove little prosperity
into the editors pocket. Shall the EX-
positor adopt the scheme or will this
hint be sufficient?
The Iust.a Mere club was entertain
ed OH Wednesday evening at the home
of Ada Beard by Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Beard, Mayme Currier, Ada Beard,
Julia Wallace, Alex Sayles, Bert Evans
and James MelrOse. The first prize
was taken by Mrs. Clyde Adams, Sec
ond, Mrs. Roswell Green; gentleman's
first, Floyd Reid, second, VIM. Lear.
mont. A dainty lunch was discussed
at the close of the game.
We have our kind friends Mr.. and
Mrs. Valentine, of Riverside Fruit
Farm, TO thank for pail of apples
and dozen fresh eggs brought in to
our Office today. We are Informed
that during the months of January
and February the flock of Leghorns on
this farm laid LOG dozen eggs, nOtwith.
standing the thermometer was down
TO zero and below two weeks at a
stretch. These hens must be getting
the proper kind of feed and housed in
warm quarters.
There is a habit and a delusion
a large number of our people
to go to some nearby town or city to
shop, believing that they can purchase
cheaper. We think these good people
may he buncoed by their own thought.
Please reckon your car fare and time,
If the latter is worth anything. If our