The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-03-06

went a successful operation for a
growth in his nose.-Richmond Re-
view.
Sunday, March 8, has been set
apart for a great concerted discuss
ion" in the churches of the state, on
which day it is expected that the pas
tors of the state will thunder forth
a united appeal for the proposed
prohibition amendment to the consti-
tuition.
| VIM. Tomlinson has purchased the
interest of his partner, Charles Cav
anagh in the dry cleaning business
in this city. If you are in need OF
work of this nature you will find Mr.,
Tomlinson ready to receive same in
the rooms upstairs over Mathews &
Wight's drug store.
| Norma Wright and Donna Nc
| Laughlin, who are receiving lessons
IN expression from Mrs. Strout in
| Port Huron, took part in a recital
there last Friday evening The title
of Norma's selection was, Her First
Call on the Butcher" and that Of
Donna's "How Salvador Won"
A grand Easter ball and supper will
be given by Carlysle and Van Norman
in Mckinney Hall, Old Brockway, on
Tuesday evening, March 25. Music
by McKanlass four-piece orchestra.
Bill $3.50, including supper, horse
stabling, checking, etc. Don't miss
! this dance, it is the first of the Easter
season.
A decided change has taken place
in the list of rural mail carriers dur
ing the past few months. New ones
have been added to the force and the
old boys changed about a little Here
is the present list: Route l., Will
liam Kennedy; 2, Roy Phillips; 3,
Frank Phillips; 4, Jas. H. Moore; ;,
VIM. r. Bryce; 6, Con. Jones; Z,
Thos. Bidleman. All of them are
good looking, good natured and most
accommodating fellows. Rural patrons
should treat them with kindness and
| consideration-also bushel of ap-
pies, potatoes or oats at times. They
are deservin gevery one.
James Carroll was at Port Huron
Monday.
This morning is the coolest so far
this winter.
Gus Goldberg was in Port Huron the
| first of the week.
Thos. q. Graham, attorney of Peck,
was in Yale Monday night.
Born to the wife of John Phillips on
saturday, March LIST, 1913, a daughter.
Mary Shut of Capac is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. III. Parkinson this
week.
Justin Cavanagh of Detroit is spend
N no f1innHc
tives.
Mrs. Frank Horton and baby of De-
troit visited her father Rus SecOrd over
Sunday.
Mrs. +. r. Beecher and Mrs. Miles
Simmons are two who have been on
the sick list this week.
Mahlon Bearss, who has spent sew
eral months at Cumberland Gap,
Tenn, is here on few days visit.
Mrs. Bearss is with their daughter
Mrs. Farr Scott at Toledo.
We have a quantity Of flaxseed to
give out for sowing. Anyone desiring
to grow flax this season will kindly call
at the mill for same.
The James Livingston Flax Co. ltd.
Special meeting Yale Grange 954 for
initiation and other important bust
ness next Tuesday evening, March IL.
All members requested to be present.
+. III. Parkinson, master.
Attention of our farmer readers is
called to the liberal offer of The ). X.
Fell Co., manufacturers of "Sal-Vet"
in the large advertisement appearing
on another page of this issue.
The n. Y. b. members were delight
fully entertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fern Henderson, on We'd
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Rub assisting. A delicious lunch
was served after cards.
The dwelling house of Albert Mains
in the north part of the city was slight
ly damaged by fire at noon today, or
iginating from defective chimney.
Our fire laddies were soon at the scene
and extinguished the flames that had
burned hole in the roof around the
chimney.
Mrs. Ella Munroe,; former resident
of Yale but now of Blaine, Wash,
writes us: Enclosed find one dollar
for which please send us the Expositor
for another year. We cannot get along
without your paper as it keeps us in
touch with the people back home. We
are having spring weather here now"
The Royal Entertainers of 1T. Huron
will give rOusing entertainment at
Brinkman's hall, Avoca, Friday even
ing, March 2lst. The troupe consists
of four people who will render good
list of clean, pure and high class selec-
tions. Don't fail to hear this amusing
and instructive program. Attend and
enjoy hearty laugh. Admission: Ad
ults, 20 cts; children, 10 cts. Tickets
now Oh sale.
The l.. b. ). of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. Beech
er on Wednesday afternoon with II
members present Two very interest
ing papers were read by Mrs. Etchells
and Miss Hunter Subjects: Okla
homa and China. Music, social chat,
and sherbet and cake pleasantly filled
out the afternoon. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. Elizabeth Lo-
THAN March 10.
The third quarterly service for the
Yale +. M. church will be held March
10, Rev. A. ID. Warren ID. f. will be
present and have charge of the ser
vices. Rev. Warren is a profound stu
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