The Yale expositor., 1895-06-21
Ad. Changes:-
Will Lennon, druggist.
+. III. Gibbs Il Co., hardware.
l. Higer & Sons, clothing.
House TO Rent-Harvey Tappan.


proved in health, being able to ride
out.
Preaching at NJ. +. church this (Fri-
day evening by Presiding Elder
Springer.
Will II. Foster is well pleased with
the amount of watch and clock repair
ing he is getting.
FARMS TO RENT.-Two farms, known
as the Earls' and John X. Hall places.
Enquire of VIM. Ovens, Yale. -
Prof. Ferguson, member of the
faculty of the Cleary Business College
at Ypsilanti, visited Yale schools on
Monday.
You must not forget that G. F.
Michaels will have grand ball on the
evening of July 4th to which the pub
lie are cordially invited.
John Henry has secured work with
his team on the new Port Huron q
Lexington railroad and started for
Lakeport Monday morning.
Firemen By order OF the foreman
there will be fire practice Monday
evening at 6 O'Clock sharp. Members
not present will be subject to fine.
Work on A. f. Jackson's new hotel
IL biiu IL
nothing prevents he will have 1t in
readiness for occupancy about the first
of July.
We are pleased to see our old friend
Robert Kicks able to get down town.
On account of his severe sickness last
winter he was kept at home until with
in the last month.
A twO-year.old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Nanassche who live on the II. Vanor-
man farm south east of Yale, fell into
a pail of scalding water and died from
the effects Tuesday evening.
Members of OES will meet in their
hall Wednesday evening next at 1880 to
organize a society whose object shall be
mutual improvement. All the men,
bers are invited to attend and take
part.
o. F. Burgess has a new adv. calling
attention to his stock of jewelry,
clocks, silverware, ETC., in this issue.
He is prepared to do engraving, watch
and clock repairing in workmanlike
manner. Call and see him.
The bull terrier pup "Bob" belonging
to Steve Windsor was poisoned on Tues
day by some miserable wretch. It's
pity that such low-degraded specimen
of humanity could not be caught in
the act and given II dose of his own
medicine.
The date set for the concert to be
given by the Corner Lot Chorus Club
Is July lst. A program full of fun is
being prepared and if you are not
present on the above date rare treat
will be missed. Further information
will be given later.
The case of the Village of Yale
against A. +. Jackson for selling liquor
contrary to ordinance No. 10, came up
for hearing before Justice Hisey on
Thursday and defendant was found
guilty and fined $50 and costs. De-
PENDANT appealed the case.
John Taylor, of Peck, who twirled
the ball for Yale in her palmy base
ball days, is pitching for Port Huron,
and played his first game at Battle
Creek on Monday in which Port Huron
was victorious. John throws good ball
and is winning prominence in that line.
Our friend and former fellow-towns-
man Edward Young, of Sanilac Centre,
who had the contract for carrying the
mail between Croswell and Lexington
for the next four years, has sold and
assigned his contract to III. w. Sheldon
& Co. We hope To see him back to
Yale again.
Rev. +. w. Ware, State Secretary of
the American Sabbath Union will
speak IN the NJ +. church Sunday
morning next. Subject: "The Amer
lean Sabbath; its Foes and Dangers"
In the evening the last quarterly meet
g tI,. l..
Preaching by Rev. j. +. Springer.
Here is chance for Maud Brooks,
of Avoca. the young girl who attempt
ed to shuttle Oft this mortal coil at De-
troit because she could not find work.
George Smalley. a prosperous young
farmer, has written to her, asking the
young lady to be his wife. He says
his brother got u good wife in that way,
and he is willing to risk it anyhow.
At their regular meeting last Friday
evening the Capac Maccabees voted to
attend the celebration at Smiths. and
very large number obeyed that vote.
And they were richly rewarded too.
for an excellent program was carried
out successfully. Rev. Windrem, Of
Yale, was the speaker of the day, and
he gave mastery address, one that
will strengthen the cause of the order
with all who heard him.-Capac
Journal.
Again we call the attention of those
subscribers in arrears to the fact that it
Is impossible to do business without
money. Some have responded to our
call and have settled up their arrear-
ages for which we are thankful, but
there are many who do not pay any
attention whatever. TO those we would
say, if you cannot pay all. pay part of
it and by so doing you will convince us
that your intentions are good. Let us
hear from you.
The st. Clair County Summer Normal
is to be held in Yale this season and
will begin July lst continuing five
weeks. The purpose of this course is
to thoroughly prepare teachers and
students to pass the examination for
teachers certificates. As many of our
high school pupils as can should at
tend as they will find the school highly
profitable as review course. The in
structors will be +. 5. Black and J. G..
Leyengood. Tuition for the term will
be So and board and rooms will be
found at $3.50 per week.