The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-02
Tell us not In mOurniul numbers
Life is but an empty dream,
For It's now too warm or oysters
And too cool TO buy ice-cream.

jim heLIleWell mas IelIcu VIC p"i
room at the Commercial House.
Alfred Goheen and Steve Curvin
have been on the sick list this week.
Call Mt the Bazaar on Saturday after
noon or evening and get good dish Oh
oysters.
George w. Waring has been quite
sick during the past week but Is much
improved at present.
If you wish to find where to buy
seasonable goods read the advertise
ments in The EXPosIToR.
Elder Guy will fill the Free Metho,
dist pulpit next Sunday morning and
evening in the place of Elder Meter.
/ W. II. Ballentine has had placed in
front of his double store, two new
signs. The credit of the work belongs
to w. B. Saville.
Next Wednesday evening is the re.
gular meeting of Yale Fire Co. All
members are requested to be present
as important business will be transacted.
Tuesday evening, November 9th, Is
regular review of Yale Tent, KOTM.
All members are requested to be pres
ent as very important business Is TO be
transacted.
Mark Stevens, of Flint, spoke to II
fair sized audience in Central Hall last
Thursday evening, on the political is
sues of the day from democratic
standpoint.
The whist club met on Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Bee
cher. The evening was very rainy but
there was fair attendance and good
time enjoyed.
Thomas McVeigh, of Detroit and
Joseph Walsh, of Port Huron, spoke
to good sized republican meeting In
Greenwood Town Hall Tuesday even
ing, October 30.
A number of new pals have been
purchased by the Yale Fire Company
for use in case of the disabling of the
fire engine. This is II wise move, as
ofen there is something amiss with the
engine when it is most needed.
Preston b. Coats will sell by public
auction, Z mile north and I mile
west of MelYln on Saturday, Novem
, Der Sd, commencing Mt II O'CLOCK
1 sharp, lot of farm stock, implements
etc. Charles A. Brown, auctloneer
Workmen are more than hustlinl
the rebuilding of Thomas Holden
house on Mechanic street and it al
ready has assumed an imposing ap
pearance. The result will be mucl
larger and more modern residence
which will be Il great Improvement t
the street.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm o
Drs. Warner d +. A. Cornell, eye, ear
nose and throat specialists of III Hu
in ron Ave-, Port Huron, will he at tn
i. RaDley House on the last Friday o
ri each month. His next visit will b
M Friday, November 30th.
r. An oyster supper will be given b
I'd the ladies of the NJ. +. church ut ha
lr in Duffie Block on Friday evening
h November 9th. Proceeds to go tC
he wards furnishing new church. Pla
ed to come, plenty of oysters and goo
he time assured all. Don't forget til
date, one week from this evening
Supper % cents.
This week we received a letter frol
Gill Currie, of LuptOn, Ogemaw count
Michigan, in which he states that Wi
Heron, of Yale, is running lumb'
camp at that place and William HOY
ard is cooking for them. Both your
men are worthy of the positions the
hold and their friends in Yale will
pleased to learn that they are dor
ey, well.
de Died at his home in Yale on Mo
an day morning, October 20, 1894, job
'se ID. Jones, aged 6S years. The funer
,ur was held at the NJ. u. church on We
in nesday and was very largely attendt
he by friends and neighbors, Elder j.
Use Patton officiating. Deceased was burlC
all by Advance Lodge, lOOF. Next wee
the ExPosIToR will contain full a
nd count of the life of deceased.
d. Last Monday was the nineteen
ooi anniversary of Eva Whites birthda
eI' and in honor of the occasion she !
w. vited large number of her frien
and associates to spend the evening
her home. Miss White was the reel
lent Of two of +. u. Roe's works, fro
4 her friends. A good supper W
] served, an enjoyable time had, and {
present wish Miss Eva many mo
/. such anniversaries.
y A company of hunters consisting
John and James Cooper, Samu
James and Henry WEIGH, John War
Charley Turner and Henry Ioun
started yesterday morning for Hubba
Il Lake where they will go into car
and remain for about month hunti
deer, bear, etc. The boys are all era
shots and if there is any game in til
country you can depend upon it tn
will get their share.
. The weekly union meeting of
teachers and superintendent of t
Sunday schools of Yale, appointed
last Tuesday night was postponed
I'd account of the rainy night, will mt
in Brick chapel Saturday night, NJ
8, at 1880. All interested in Sund
school work are urgently requested
be present at those weekly meetings
they can be made very profitable a
means to Bible study.
Lambert Jones was arrested
week on complaint of the Condor A
Dme Implement Co., of Indianapolis, In
for forging the name of Wilson Bes
ords to note of 800. An examination '
~ held on Wednesday and he was bou
Wv over to the Circuit Court for tr
which will come off November q
ALE Bail to the amount of $500 was furni
'rm- ed. Lambert has always been
~ man o,,d