The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-02-14
AROUND THE TOWN.
Incidents and Accidents in
and About Yale
Briefly ltemized for ExpoSitor
Readers.
st. Valentines day.


Charley Bradshaw is assisting in
Grant Holden's drug store during
Brook Bearss' absence.
G. r. Michaels has 1900 cedar posts
for safe at cost Now is your chance
to secure fence posts cheap.
We notice by the Carsonville paper
that Joseph Allen, n former Yale citi-
zen, has sold his we'll digging outfit.
The necessaries of life are reduced to
the least possible cost at Ballentine's
these days. Big sales there are the
result.
j. Z. Losey and wife, parents of the
ieweler, have moved to this place and
are occupying the Vanslyke house at
foot of Main street.
All kinds of CLOVER and Timothy
seed for sale by James Hisey in the Hi
Allen building, one door south Of Fer
guson q Co.'S hardware store, Yale. 80
Found by Charles Wait, living six
miles west Of Yale, Il robe worth about
So. Owner can haye same, by calling
on him, proving property and paying
for this notice.
Frances Dora Rapley, infant daugh-
ter of w. j. and Dora Rapley, died at
their residence, 145 Fourteenth street,
Port Huron, Wednesday night, Feb
ruary 9TH. The little girl had been i'll
for two weeks with whooping cough.
A meeting has been called by James
Ross for February 10Th, in st. Clair, to
discuss the proposition of forming u
farmers stock company for the build
eng of boat to be used in carrying the
products of the farmers to the markets
of the outside world.
A very enjoyable party was held at
the residence of Henry Johnston Mon
day evening, as n surprise for Mrs.
Johnston, in honor of her birthday.
Over forty were present and all en- oy-
ed the bounteous oyster supper and
Mmusements provided.
William Youngs, son of Thomas
Youngs, for long time a resident of
this place, was married on Wednesday
Of this week to IL Saginaw lady. The
newly welded couple will make their
home at Alpena where Will has posi-
ton at the life saving station.
Pine Root Cough Syrup has cured
hundreds after given up to die. Insist
on taking that and take nothing else
Only uce size. 30 cts. Sold by whole
sale and retail druggists everywhere,
or will deliver free two bottles for 81.
y. +. Holden, Prop, INLAY City, Mich.
A snow storm came up Monday after
noon and 10y night the wind increased
ta gale which kept up its velocity the
whole night and Tuesday forenoon.
Not much snow fell but what came
down WAS blown into drifts obstructing
the north and south roads which were
bad enough before.
We notice by medical journal of
recent date that our tOwnsman, DR.. G..
V. High, after having given the new
remedy for diphtheria, known rs anti
taXine, IL fair trial in our recent epi-
demic is very favoiably impressed by it,.
The doctor thinks the new diphtheria
specific of great value when used
carly 1t is asserted by famous medi-
cine firm of Detroit that DR.. High pur-
chased the first anti-toXine that was
ever brought into the county. Cole
man Independent.
Port Austin is the latest Michigan
town TO put forth claims as the cham
pionship "new woman" burg of the
state. Miss Nellie Cartright is cashier
and manager of Horace Ct. Showers
bank, while Miss Laura Adamson holds
ali equally responsible position in the
Hall bank Then there's NJ. NJ. But
tars Whose initials may stand for
Mary, Maud, Margaret, or Minnie, but
PLAIN NJ. NJ. she writes it,, who runs the
famous summer resort hotel and
store at the same time. Miss Maud
Kelly practically runs the pOstoffice, as
assistant postmistress. The Ryan
House is under the management of
Miss Maggie Ryan. Or. Sarah A. Cole
practices medicine. There is hardly
firm in town who doesn't employ u
woman bookkeeper. AS yet the pol
itical offices are in the hands of the
ilOrrid men.
The LOTM had some special fea-
lures on their program last Friday
night and, as often occurs on such &C.
casions, fine lunch consisting of ice
cream, cake, and other delicacies was
to-be served at the close of the en-
ercises. But an incident occurred
that wasn't "dOwn on the bills".
Some oelated, half-famished street
wanderers meandered into the ante
room, and discovered the lunch care
fully concealed and at once concluded
that they would do the secret work of
the order right then and there. They
set table, spread the lunch, and the
way they waded into the goodies was
fully appreciated by the hungry sis
tiers who arrived on the scene too late
to save anything but the wreck. The
lady bees are contemplating the pur-
chase of burglar proof safe to hold
their honey next time until they are
ready for it.
A very heavy wind visited this Sec
ton Monday night and shook with
case the strongest buildings, and it
didn't stop at that, but greatly stirred
the consciences of our delinquent sub
scribers. We know of many who got
down their large family Bibles, brush
cd the dust off the covers, picked out
their choicest passages, read them ear
sIestly and even busted portions of the
carpet with their knees; but in the
morning the wind was somewhat abat-
ed and they proceeded to the daily
Soutine as if nothing unusual had
happened. How such people can pass
the shades of darkness without night
snare, or look a newspaper sauarely in
the face, is something we are unable