The Yale expositor., 1914-04-23
Twelve pages this week.
Read all the ads. in this issue.
Grant Holden is i'm Detroit today.

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Helen Grimes visited her parents at
! Peck over Sunday.
Henry Vannest OF Peck visited y ale
friends Wednesday
Brooks Dawson made a business trip
to HarbOr Beach this week
Mrs. Arthur Kane, of Paris, Ont, is
in ale on visit TO friends.
The grass on the lawns and in the
fields has taken on beautiful green.
John w. Cheesman is at the Grand
Rapids sanitarium receiving treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wilt visited
friends at Toledo, Ohio, the past week
Florence Harrington visited Detroit
relatives and friends the first of the
week.
DIR. V. A. Lacy has wOrkmen engaged
painting the exterior of his dwelling
house.
Eilber 81 Barth purchased a new
Ford auto for their livery from Jas.
Cogleys Sons.
Mrs. Fred Secord and daughter Olive,
of Clio, have been visiting Yale rela-
tives this week.
Born to the wife of Harry Beals on
Monday, April 20, 1914, son. We
offer congratulations.
April is usually the month of showers
but this year so far in the month it
has been exceptionally dry.
Gordon Grabei leaves on Monday
next for Vancouver, Il. @. His father
expects to join him next fall.
viii HOskin left for Buffalo Wednes-
day night where he will ship as first
mate on the steamer Mohegan.
Mrs. Geo. Mann received this week
from her daughters in California a
bouquet of beautiful roses all colors
Rev. Lester Clark received word
Tuesday morning that his sister, Mrs.
Churchill, of Deford, was very i'll and
left for that place at once.
Rev. Osborn, of Melvin, will organize
a sabbath school next sunday, April
Goth, at ) O'clock, at the Bidleman
school house n large turnout solicited
and all come and help good effort
along.
Jas Cogley, Chas. Cavanagh, Chas.
Sosser, and Lambert Jones were at
Port Huron last Thursday and drove
four new Ford automobiles to Yale.
These machines are OH sale at James
Cogleys Sons warerOOms.
Benz. Phillips, aged So, died at his
home in Peck, on saturday, April Is,
1914. He was the oldest member of
Elk Lodge, f. Il a. NJ. and the funeral
was held on Monday, conducted by the
Masonic fraternity. Rev. Tomas preach
ed the sermon. Interment in Peck
cemetery.
Not long ago w. II. Fletcher received
by parcel post part of bale of hay,
but the latest happened this week when
| Jas. III. Moore, carrier on route 4,
showed us enough slate roofing to
cover one side of good sized house
that he was Juggling to one of his
patrons. What next
The Oddfellows of the Thumb will
celebrate the 95th anniversary of the
establishment OF Oddtellowship in
America at Vassar on Tuesday, April
18th. a fine program has been arrang-
ed for the occasion and it is expected
that 500 Oddfellows and Rebekahs will
attend.
Married at the Methodist Protestant
parsonage, Yale, by Rev. Chas. Bragg,
on Thursday evening, April Is, 1914,
Peter Kelley, of BrOckwaY and Miss
Myrtle Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley
will go to housekeeping Immediately
on the farm of the groom near Old
Brockway.
While helping clean a cistern on the
Bowdish property, Wednesday, Elmer
Menerey, had the misfortune of having
piece of timber fall on his head and
shoulders. He was unconcious for
some moments. A physician attended
him at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Clark. coleman Independent.
John Hutton while putting up some
stovepipe one day last week became
overbalanced and the stepladder on
which he was standing upset letting
him fall TO the floor. In reaching for
something to save himself he landed
on the sharp edge of stovepipe length
and cut his left hand quite badly.
On the inside pages of the Expositor
you will find columns of good reading
matter, concerning the Mexican situa.
ton, the condition of the United States
army and navy, serial story, farm
and garden, Sunday school lesson.
foreign news and miscellany. The
Expositor subscription is only Sl.OO a
year and worth the price.
Windsor's barber shop is undergoing
a thorough overhauling A new lin
oleum is being laid on the floor, two
new barber chairs will replace the old
ones, the bath room has been enlarged
and several feet will be built to the
rear for store room. The interior
of the shop will be redecorated and
when completed no neater or tidier
parlors can be found in the state.