The Yale expositor., 1917-03-29
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Cleve Bradshaw, of Grand Rapids,
was in town this week
Mrs. r. q. Mclaughlin and daughter
Donna are visiting in st. Louis.
j. +. Grysler was at Chicago this week
attending the annual horse sale.
Lucy Menerey and Matte Vincent
are home this week, from teaching
school,
Stop, Look and Laugh when you
come to Hutton's burlesque millinery
wonder. Its rich.
Esper Skifiington was operated upon
for appendicitis few days ago and is
reported as getting along nicely.
G. Z. Richards is ready for the maple
sugar season and has pyramid of sap
pals on display in his show window.
Rev. Samuel Goudie, of Stouffville.
Ont, was the guest of his aunt, Mrs.
Anna Burch and cousin Ada the first
of the week.
Sunday was an ideal spring day.
Many of our citizens took advantage
of the warmth and sunshine for stroll
about the city.
Mary Sheehy had very severe at
tack of appendicitis a few days last
week. but is recovering nicely and is
able to get out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Andreae and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller entertained the
Delta Lambda Club at the home of the
former on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies of the Christian church
will serve an Easter supper at the
Beavis store Thursday. April 5th, from
5 o'clock until ali are served. Price 25o.
Benz. Lane has rented the Henry
Weleh house and as soon as Mr.. Welch
and family move to their farm north
and west of Yale, Mr.. Lane and family
will move.
Bertha and Arthur Clyne, Mearle
Heath, Marie Drouyor and friend
Myrtle Dunstan, Clarence Umphrey
Maurice Merrill are home from Ypsi
Normal this week.
Eldon Martin and wife have moved
into the Geo. w. Bell house and Mr..
Bell and wife are now located in the
Beayis house. Mr.. Martin will work
the Jas. McColl farm.
The play given under the auspices of
the o. E. s. at Peck, in the Yale opera
house on Thursday evening last was
reported by those who attended as very
good. The title was "The Prairie
Rose"
The Fargo Literary Club will give
dramatic play entitled "a Kentucky
Belle at M. p. church, Fargo, Friday
evening, April 18th. Music by Nye's
Brass Band. Admission 10 and zoe.
invited.
The Cleaners will give grand Easter
Ball at Cleaner Hall, Old Brock way,
on Friday evening, April 18th to which |
the public generally is invited. Music |
by Baldyin's Four-piece orchestra.
Bill, including refreshments, $1.OO.
A card from Hugh j. Campbell writ
ten to the Expositor and dated at Pas
adena, Calf, March "a, 1917 reads
"Mrs. Campbell and myself have come
to southern California to regain our
health. Words cannot express the
beauty of the place. Please send paper
to 904 Summit ave-" Mr.. Campbell is
brother of Will Campbell, Lynn town.
ship.
Are you planning on going to the M.
E. choir concert to be given April 9, at
The New Auditorium Special light
ng Effects -Choruses and songs given
n costume-"Bachelor's Reverie" is
you will enjoy seeing- Mr..
Geo. MscComb. of Port Huron, ASSISTS
he choir in their concert Don't forget
when and where and come out. Full
program next week.
In Germany the farmers by the sid
If scientific schools have been able to
accomplish q production of potatoes
exceeding 800 bushels an acre. Their
Ichieve ment is a'striking example Of
applied science. without It, Germany
would have been starved into surrender
year ago. With total area far smaller
han the state of Texas they annually
'roduce much greater potato crop
han the United States.
" NANTED-Good girl for general
homework. Apply to Mrs. VIM. +.
Ruh, Yale. 52-2
FOB sALEzzseyersl thousand good