The Yale expositor., 1912-03-28
Local and Otherwise.

Millinery openings III fale tOmor-
row and Saturday.
II. b. Halsey is recovering from a
seige of the grippe.
Spring is here and 'twont be long
before house cleaning.
Mrs. Cheney has been taken to the
county home at GOodells.
Have you bought your garden seeds
! yrt3 Better wait IA while.
Robert Fulton has purchased Jas
Cooper's place east of Yale.
The Masonic Home at Alma will
bc dedicated on the 10Th of this
month.
Electricity is being used with
| good results for the thawing out of
water pipes.
f. f.. Pratt has disposed of his
barber business in Port Huron and
will no doubt return to Yale.
John Meharg bought the Warren
Ostrander farm of 40 acres at the
public sale held on Friday last
Now that March has lived up to
its reputation. we would like some
decent weather for April, please.
S. f. Barr and family moved last
week into the Nicholas Owens house
just outside of the city limits on the
north.
DR.. Yuill who was reported to be
sick with pneumonia last week is
much better His trouble was pleu-
risy instead.
A philosopher says that violent
movements produce violent thoughts.
He must have found a slippery side
walk somewhere.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter,
0. r. S. at Masonic hall, next We'd
nesday evening, April 3. Mrs. V.
n. Lacy, Secretary.
The Ladies' Aid of Bethel church,
Lynn, will serve lunch at the school
house near the Lynn Town Hall on
election day, April list. Price 10
cents.
School closes tomorrow for one
week vacation Most of the teachers
have planned to spend the time at
their homes in out of town cities and
Villages.
Mrs. j. f.. Staleys class of little
girls held a ) cent coffee at her
home Saturday afternoon last. Quite
a good number attended and nice
| little sum was realized
A great run of sleighing We have
had this winter. Eleven weeks of
continuous running, and a great guam
| tity of snow at times No one is eX-
pectant of very good roads this spring
for time.
VIM. Bailey, who IS making his
| home with his daughter, Mrs. G. j.
Hart. suffered a paralytic stroke on
| Sunday. He is 81 years of age and
it is not likely he will recover from
the effects of it.
Word reaches us from San Jose,
California of the marriage of Miss
Jessie Mann to Mr.. Thos. J. Shotwell
EXpositor joins with Yale friends in
congratulating the happy couple.
All members of the alumnae of the
Yale high school are requested to
meet at the home of Hattie f.. Mer-
rill, Tuesday evening, April End, at
s o'clock. A full attendance is de
sired Pearl Macdonald, Secretary.
Or. q. s. Ney of Port Huron. assist
ed by DR.. Wight of this city, operat-
ed for appendicitis on the II year
old son of Edward Harris residing
near Roseburg. The operation was
successful and the little fellow is do
ing nicely.
We smoked cigar handed us
Monday by Con Jones, one of Yale's
rural mail carriers and on inquiry
why he was passing them around we
learned that 10 IL pound boy ar
rived at his home Saturday, March
20. Here's hoping.
The ladies of Sacred Heart church
are more than pleased with the
liberal patronage extended by Yale
| citizens to the calendar social and
SUPPER given in Central hall last
week. After all bills were paid the
net proceeds footed up about 5000
Is it too early to talk of weekly
band concerts for our little city dur
inS the coming warm monthsa There's
lots of good material here, why not
get together and do the necessary
practicing so as to be ready. We
believe the business men will give
proper encouragement TO the good
cause.
James McColl and r. G.. McLaugh-
lin were around the city the first of
the week soliciting money to assist
Mrs. Lee and her children who are
in destitute circumstances, and the
mother sick with consumption. In
the neighborhood of $65 was raised.
Messrs. Mclaughlin and McColl feel
very thankful to all who gave so
| literally.
Mrs. w. +. Rub gave a delightful
afternoon party Wednesday at her
home on Mechanic street. Thirty
two guests were present and the
game of 500 was enjoyed Mrs. Far
ley was the recipient of first prize
and Mrs. clyde Richards took Sec
ond. delicious lunch was served
at six o'clock with music and Soc
ial time afterward.
Have any of you subscribers a
coal mine or even wood pile on
their premises from which we might
beg, borrow or steal some fuel for
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