The Yale expositor., 1917-02-15

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Considerable sickness in Yale at
present.
When you find or lose any article
advertise it in the Expositor.
frankie, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Mcintyre, is very sick.
Mrs. j. II. Rheingans has been visit
ing Detroit relatives and friends this
week.
The banks of the city were closed
Monday the 18th, being Lincoln's
birthday,
Mrs VIM. II. Fletcher has been suf-
fering the past week with gatherings
in her ears.
Andrew Forbes of Route No |, Yale,
has moved to Detroit and is residing at
PSI Milwaukee ave.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Hutton are in
Detroit this week. Mr.. Hutton is at
tending hardware convention.
The Richmond Review of last week
says. -. A. Edwards is visiting friends
at Yale and enjoying good hunt"
The Expositor will have some extra
interesting news matter Il little later in
the campaign and before the city cleo
ton takes place in April.
February 2lst is Ash Wednesday, the
beginning of Lent. Good Friday falls
on April 6. Easter Sunday, April 9Th,
the closing Of the lenten season.
Mrs. I. u. Wharton entertained the
Ladies Friday afternoon club last
week. A very pleasant time was en-
loved with delicious lunch at the
close.
Special meeting of O.E.S. in Masonic
hall Wednesday evening, February 81,
Initiation and Floral Degree work.
Refreshments. Mrs. Olive Jacobs.
secretary.
Mrs. George Mcintyre has been a
great sufferer the past week from gath
erings in her ears. She is some easier
today, and her many friends hope that
, she may soon recover.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J ohm Cawood
| were exceedingly sorry to hear of the
death of their week old baby at Brown
City on Monday evening. We extend
D our sincere sympathy.
r A special communication of Brock
way Lodge No. 316, f. & A. NJ, will be
Q held in Masonic hall this Thursday
evening at 1870 o'clock standard time
, First and third degrees.
}. Chas. Rounds has been spending the
past week at Emmett assisting in tax
ing inventory of the James Cogley'
3 Sons stock of implements. farm ma
\ chinery and hardware
Mathews & Wight are certainly treat
y ing visitors to their store right these
= DAYS. They have the agency in Yale
, for Columbia Grafonolas and are nevel
8 too busy to play few selections of the
very latest music.
- st. Valentines dancing party gives
in the New Opera House by VIM. +
n Barr, Wednesday evening, Feb. l4th
!, was attended by seventy five couples
All present report one of the nices
parties of the season.
= The program at the Princess Theatr
g last Saturday night contained enough
comedy to satisfy the most exacting
The play was a fiye-reel skit entitled
"Just Out of College" There was
big crowd present at the Performance
y and everyone seemed to be enjoying it
!. st. Clair county association of the Z
!. E. S. holds its February meeting u
g Marine City tomorrow, Friday. Sew
eral members of the local chapter ex
pect to attend. Officers chosen fror
. Yale chapter to confer degrees are Mr.
- Olive Jacobs, secretary, anu Pearl Nc
Donald, conduotress.
Clyde Adams, who has been assist
ant cashier of the First National Ban
= of Yale, for number Of years, has &C
- cepted position az cashier of tn
:. Capac Savings Bank and will leave I
=, take charge of the work the first o
y !, March. Clyde is a very capable ma
" and has won host of friend
through his courteous and pleasasan
ne ways. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams have a
IN ways been very popular in the socis
ou life of Yale, and it will be with grea
On deal of regret that their many friend
SIS learn of their contemplated removt
81 from our midst. The best of good fee
ing will follow the family to their ne