The Yale expositor., 1912-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton enter
tanned company of guests Wednes-
day night at 6 o'clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jardine were
both made extremely sick from eating
sardines. Fortunately they became
better in few hours.
Leota Yuill, the niece of Mrs. Joseph
Yuill, who lives with her, is i'll with ty.
phoid fever. Mrs. Yuill is reported as
somewhat better.
DIR. G. ). Ney was up from Port
Huron on Wednesday and operated on
George Holt's son. The operation was
successful.
DR.. Yuill is up and around, although
he has not recovered enough from his
recent sickness to enter very deeply
into the work of his practice.
Lowell Monroe has sold his house
and lot on Kenniick street to Ed. Car
less. Mr.. Monroe and family will
move to warmer climate on account
Of the formers health.
Lots of wild ducks along Mill creek
but our sports cannot get close enough
to bring them down with their shoot
ing irons. The creek is very high at
present and lots of ice running.
Owing to the bad condition of the
roads and weather }. Nj. Smith will
hold his special hour sale another
week, ending Saturday, Apr. l3. No
tice his al on this page for the hours,
etc.
Mrs. Neil Connell presented the pub.
iCh of Ia
syrup today. 1t looks delicious and no
doubt will taste better than it looks
when we use it on hot biscuits and
pancakes. This is two lots of syrup
we have received this spring and we
remembered us.
The Ladies' Aid of the M, Il. church
met at the home of Mrs. Boucher to bid
farewell to Mrs. Jas. Cooper, one of its
oldest and most faithful members prior
to her departure for Grand Rapids,
Mich. Rev. SaXbee, in behalf of the
Aid, presented her with little remem-
bance, after which about 30 sat down
to dainty lunch.
DR.. Jackson of Durand, a practical
trainer Of horses and having some fast
ones of his own, located in Yale this
week at the stalls on the Riverside
Driving Clubs grounds. He comes as
man of many years experience and
will be prepared to train your colts, de-
velOpe them and get the speed If pos
sible. Recommends of his ability to
train are furnished.
Henry Doelle stopped the publisher
of the Expositor on the street Wednes-
10 tn
run the for sale notice regarding the
Adam Arnold house and lot. He said
the place was sold Immediately after
the liner was published. MIR. Doelle
has all confidence in the Expositor and
recommends it as an excellent adver-
tising medium.
The Just-a- Mere club met last Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Mathews. Those entertain
ing were Mrs. Floyd Reid, Mrs. Clyde
Richards, Mrs. j. j. Shafer and Mrs.
Mathews. The first prizes at cards
were taken by Miss Owens and q. W.
Allen; the second by Mrs. Rub and
Alex Sayles. The meeting for next
week will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hutton on Wednesday.
| have a fine Ayrshire bull cali for
sale. j. Ii. Moore. 5l-2
Three new milch cows for sale. En-
qure of James McColl, Yale. 81
A car of potatoes in the city at Sl.40
per bushel. See J. 5. Parks, Yale. 81 2
Il. j. Minnie pays the highest market
price in cash for eggs. Bring us your
eggs.
A go.cart in lirst.class condition,
good as new. Apply to Mrs. Fred
Mathews, Mechanic st. Sig
.Suhqoriha for tba Evpoeitor