The Yale expositor., 1913-05-15

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j. j. Shafer was at Mayville this
week on visit.
Arthur Empey of Flint is visiting
Yale friends this week.
Aaron Windsor has been suffering
with rheumatism the past week.
ID. G. Brown is the new minister that
has taken the place of a. M. Oviatt.
The Juniors have been decorating
Central hall for the Junior hop Friday
evening.
Nestle Menzies and Miss Wright of
Detroit visited at the MenZies home
Saturday and Sunday.
The fine rain of Wednesday night is
appreciated. All nature has bloOmed
and blossOmed since.
The schools of the district are writ
ing eighth grade examinations in the
eighth grade room here.
Mrs. Georgia Spencer has moved this
week into the house on the corner OF
Mechanic and Jones streets.
John Hutton is putting new
modern front in his hardware store and
making other Improvements.
Mothers day was generally observed
in all the churches last Sunday by
special and appropriate programs.
VIM. Tomlinson now occupies the
old quarters over John Hutton's hard
ware with his dry cleaning business.
Michael Wood, a resident of Armada
for the past 30 or 60 years, died at his
home last week at the age of SO years.
DR.. Hunter rather severely wrenched
his ankle the other day which causes
him little difficulty in moving around.
Friday is visiting day for Marlette
school teachers and they are to be
given welcome in the educational
building of Yale city.
IL. f. Welch has redecorated, re-
painted and otherwise frightened up
the interior of his pool room. 1t is
very tasty and clean place.
Just "a Mere Club will meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Youngs at their home
Wednesday evening, May 81, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Beard will help entertain.
Decoration day will be observed in
y ale May 30, with appropriate services
in the morning and matinee on
Riverside Driving Club grounds in the
afternoon.
North Branch will have q fine new
cement building 25x60 feet two stories
high soon to be erected by Heenan *
Hibbler two enterprising business men
Of the town.
The Yale Canning Co. has engaged
A. j. Styles of Shelby an experienced
professor to take the place of II. ID.
Nichols who resigned the position
several weeks ago.
Mrs. Sanford Evans was taken to the
Port Huron hospital Wednesday even.
ing where she was operated on by DR..
G.. ;. Ney for an obstruction of the
bowels. The operation was successful
and we are Informed that the chances
of her complete recovery are encourag-
ing. Drs. Clyne and Pollock were pre-
sent at the operation.
Reports have been going in the city
that Leslie Silverthorn had been out
for an automobile ride. This is not
true for he is not able as yet to move
in bed without assistance. Fred Wilt
helped him into a chair one day this
week but Leslie could not remain ont
of bed very long on account of his
weak condition. 1t is hoped he may
improve faster from now on.
The Pere Marquette railroad has a
one hundred acre gravel pit at Brown
City, which l.. ii. Howse, who has had
charge of, is persuading the proper Of
6cials that it will pay the road to open
the pit up and put men to work at it.
Several officials were at Brown City
last week looking into the matter and
it is quite certain that affairs will be
humming in that gravel pit soon.
At special meeting of the Citizens
Improvement Club held in the council
chamber Wednesday evening for the
purpose of deciding on "hOme com.
ing" for Yale appointed committee
to solicit funds and ascertain how
much money could be raised as the
| first move towards the project. Ii Is
hoped that our business men, profess
sional men and citizens will subscribe
literally for wherever these doings
have been held they have been success
full.
Wednesday was the regular fort
nightly meeting of the l.. Il. ). of the
Presbyterian church and the home of
Mrs. Fletcher was the place of gather
ing for % ladies. Mrs. Sly, Mrs. Minnie
and Mrs. Houghton were the assistant
hostesses. Two excellent papers were
listened to, Mr.. Bowles gave an inter-
esting account of David Livingston
and his life as a missionary; Mrs. Yuill
had for her subject "The Great Com
mand, Go Ye." A very pleasant social
time was enjoyed afterward over the
ice cream and cake.
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