The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-06-12
Clippings.

The Croswell Milling Company has
secured M. Matzen, of Peck, as mana
ger of the mill in place of A. Thomson,
resigned. Mr.. Matzen comes well
recommended and will no doubt give
good satisfaction. He will reside in
the Emery house on Howard ave-
Croswell Democrat.
Geo. Bradshaw left Monday evening
for Chicago, there to join the excursion
for Fruithurst, Ala. Mr.. Bradshaw
will prospect at that and other south
ern points before locating. Mrs. Brad
shaw will remain with her parents in
Fremont fer the summer.-Sanilac
Centre Republican.
Married-On Wednesday morning,
June 3, by Rev. FIR. Rose at the r. c.
church, Miss Minnie Wall, of Fremont,
to Mr.. p. Lennon, of Speaker. After
the ceremony they returned to the
home of the BRIDES parents for dinner
where about 40 of their relatives and
friends partook of II bountiful repast.
They then proceeded to Yale, accom-
panied by number of their young
friends, and there took the train for
Detroit. They received number of
beautiful and costly presents. We
wish them much joy.-Croswell Demo-
crat.
At the last shoot of the Carleton
Rifle Association, Mrs. H. c. Maloney
cheat the hull shootin' match" with
score of SO. Her husband undertook
to win first place but Mrs. Maloney
easily shot him down to four points
below her score and the the best he
could do was to get tie with Richards
at 92. Miss Sherwood made score of
&c and both ladies won cash prizes. If,
to the rolling pin and the broomstick,
are to be added ballots and bullets as
women's weapons, the future is not
far distant when men will be forced to
vote for prohibition and chop their
own wood at the muzzle of the rifle.
The outlook for the lords of creation is
through a powder-smoked atmosphere.
Monroe Democrat.
Nearly q successful attempt was
made by three prisoners in the county
Jail, Ambrose Reed, James Waters and
George Shrigley, to escape on Sunday
afternoon. by some means they had
gotten hold of file and piece of an
old sleigh shoe with which they were
digging through the west wall where
Reed stood guard and the other two
tool turns i'll digging and whistling
and singing to overcome the noise.
Sheriff Dawson discovered the work
after they had been at it about three
hours. Two hours more they would
have finished the job, which they ex-
pected to do while the sheriff was at
church. But the sheriff didn't go to
church that night.-Sanilac Centre Re-
publican.
School closed last Thursday after
noon with appropriate exercises
ings, Rotations and songs-and our
scholars are second to none at enter
tanning an audience. There were a
number of parents present. One of
the most pleasant features of the clos
ing exercises was the presentation of
diplomas to pupils entitled to enter the
ninth grade. Rev. f. l.. Waldrop in
presenting the diplomas to Misses Joe.
Mouck and Sadie Mills, with appropri.
ate words said: "Young ladies, the
glory of your life is to do something
and be something. Begin life's duties
with right ideas, for nobler woman
hood will give to us nobler and better
households" At the joint picnic of
the Mills and Cedardale schools held
in the beautiful grove at the latter
place, Rev. Waldrop said in his address
to the pupils: Nowadays provision is
made for the education of every part
of the child but its conscience. This
should not be so and it has not been so
at the Cedardale and Mills schools.
Lincoln and Garfield were great men
because they had conscience. Some
are without conscience" His talk
was on Conscience, capabllity and
possibilities" and was an able address.
Mills correspondence to Sanilac Gen.
tire Republican.