The Yale expositor., 1913-02-27

l. lie EApOSlIOT is pledSeu 10 ammo
unce that all the siek-Ones are on the
improve.
Tressah Tornow went to Detroit
Wednesday on visit to friends and
relatives.
Clyde Richards was called to Detroit
Wednesday by the serious illness of his
brother Richard.
Margaret Johnson of Detroit visited
her sister Mrs. Benz. Clyne the latter
part of last week.
Rev. f. Charles has been spending
the week among Canadian friends
across the border.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Card spent Sun
day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ).
Haight at Clifford.
The Entire nous club was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tay-
Tor on Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Denison of May.
vile attended the wedding of their
sister Hazel Moore, Saturday.
Mrs. j. H. Beckton and little daugh-
ter Of Caro- spent a few days the first of
the week with w. II. Rub and family.
The Campfire girls of the Presbyter
ian church met with Hattie Merrill on
Wednesday evening, II being present.
Ethel McRae of Brown City and
! Mrs. Donan of OWOssO were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Card the first of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hennessy gave a
very charming card party on Wednes-
day evening at tlieir home on ). Main
street.
The n. Y. b. club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Fern Hendershott on
Wednesday evening next week, Mrs.
Rub assisting.
Thos. &. Holden has been assisting
| I. j. Minnie in the butcher shop dur.
ing the past week on account of the
latter being short of help.
James Wallace has rented the Bow
les building corner of Main and North
streets where he will establish cream
station for the Brown City creamery.
He will also buy eggs.
Mrs. Wilson, of Clare, has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Pierce, this week.
On Saturday the two will go to Sagin-
aw to be with another sister who is in
the hospital for an operation.
John Merritt, a former resident of
| Yale but now of Three Rivers, Mich,
is in ale on visit to his sister Mrs.
Geo. +. McOmber. Mr.. Merritt con-
Quoted meat market here a number
of years ago. At present he is in the
photograph business.
VIM. M. Thompson sends us dollar
from Battle Creek and in his letter he
says: Send me the Expositor for an
hnr in OIL mi n
a letter weekly as we wish to know
about our friends in and around Yale.
We are well and getting along fine.
j. +. Crysler and L. j. Flynn haye
returned from Chicago where they
spent last week attending the horse
sale. Mr.. Crysler bought while away
9 fine bred horses which he will sell at
public auction at his livery barn in
this city Saturday, March s. Watch
for bills.
Saturday afternoon fifteen little
girls gathered at the home of Grace
MenZies to help her celebrate her
tenth birthday. A right jolly time was
spent in playing games and at nve
o'clock supper was served them. Many
| little gifts were left for Grace to re-
member the occasion
Edward Wait of the Canadian 500
spent part of the past week visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
John E. Walker informs us that he
and Mr.. Wait were boyhood friends
in Ontario thirty-eight years ago, and
it was considerable enjoyment for
them to talk over old times. James
Rose is relative of Mr.. Wait.
The Armada Graphic came out last
week with a beautiful new heading, in
celebration of it's 25th birthday and
also of its prosperity. The Graphic
is one of our esteemed exchanges
both because it comes from our old
home town and also because of its
deservedness. We are glad to mark
the look of prosperity on its pages.
The young ladies of Mrs. Phillips
class in the Presbyterian Sunday
school surprised Elizabeth Roadway
at her home Monday evening and en-
joyed pleasant time with her. The
occasion for this gathering was that
this member of their class was TO
leave the next day for Millersburg,
where she has taken a position in the
postoflice. At parting all wished
Elizabeth plenty of happy times and
all good luck.
Mahlon Bearss writes a card from
Cumberland Gap, Tenn, dated Feb.
2lst, instructing us to change the adj
dress of the EXpositor to Birmingham,
Mich He says: 1--WE leave here next
Thursday for Toledo, Ohio. The
birds are building nests and the frogs
are croaking, the rose bushes are
budding, doors open and the fire is
out of our CRATE. It's the good old
Dixie summer time but they tell us
here that it is extremely early, never
theless we are counting the days. We
are getting tired of looking at noun
tain peaks on every side of us. Mrs.
b. is very much improved in health"
Stove Wood For Sale.