The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-03


Herb Gowan has been quite sick the
past week.
The robins are here. Who said they
saw the first one.
e. F. Pratt is building new barn on
the rear Of his lot.
w. r. Saville has been busy this
week painting Grant HOlden's new
brick house.
If every man were as big as he
thinks he is, there wouldn't be stand
ing room in the country.
Having bought more wall paper than
we have room for we will, for the next
20 days, make you bargains of life
time. Grant Holden.
Remember the Easter Ball at the
Davey House, Brockway, on the even
ing of April 9Th. The celebrated Glass
family will furnish music.
C. A. Wells has an adv. in this issue
calling attention to insurance. Farm
ers you can save money by calling on
Kim as he makes IL speciality of farm
property.
Susie McKernon, teacher in the lst
intermediate department., has given up
her position on account of her mothers
i'll health and has gone to her home in
Deanyile.
DR.. Yuill, of Croswell, will make
regular visits to Yale Saturday of each
week, and will remain from 10 a. m. to
5p. m. Calls left at the drug stores
will be attended to. 37tf
Mr.. Wilson, of Detroit, Great Deputy
Commander, KOTM, will be III Yale
Tuesday evening, April Z, to give n
school of instruction in Yale Tent. In
Avoca Saturday evening, April 4.
1t has leaked out that one of our
l!Ighly respected citizens, whose name
does not rhyme with shrub, was treat
cd on April lst by Il young lady to an
elegant piece of cotton batting pie
Herb Hennessy has secured DO.
Sition as travelling salesman for Chas.
Eevins, wholesale gloves, of Buffalo,
n. Y. Herb has had success in his
sales so far and it is hoped the good
luck may continue.
Jas. O'Rourke, the laundryman,
will be ready for business in the Hart
building next week. This will be an
institution appreciated by our citizens,
rs laundry can then be secured on
short notice. Take him your work.
Strayed to the premises of the I'M
dersigned, one mile east of Melvin in
Sec. 2S, Speaker. on or about January
lst, 1896, 2 coarse wool sheep. Owner
will please call, prove property, pay
charges and take away.
47-4 Richard Melaney.
w. A. Cavanagh will engage in the
agricultural implement business this
season and will occupy the Cough
building on Main street. He will
handle farm machinery, repairs, bind
or Irvine, etc. Call at his warerooms
end inspect his line.
Just rs we were going to press
Thursday afternoon we learned or the
death of John Hayes at his home
south and east of here. Deceased has
been Il patient sufferer for long
time, was always of a pleasant dis
position and his friends will greatly
sniss him.
Postmaster Lutz, by permission of
The T.. o. Department at Washington,
on Tuesday moved the postoffice to
che corner building where he will
have more spacious quarters. Many
of our citizens were April fooled
Wednesday by looking for the post
office in its old quarters.
There is little matter that Some of
our Subscribers have Seemingly for
gotten entirely. Some of them have
made us many promises, but have not
kept them. TO us it is very impor-
can't matter, and it's necessary in our
Guinness. We are very modest and
don't like to Speak about it.
Edison is getting it down fine. It
won't be long before the new woman
will be able to photo her lovers heart,
lungs, liver and gall and obtain ocular
evidence Of the sincerity of his protes-
tations, view his dyspeptic tendencies
and assure herself of the cOngeniality
as well as longevity prospects of her
proposed consort
Died, at the residence of her son, in
Greenwood, on Friday, March 81, 1896,
Sarah Kitely. widow of the late Henry
Kitely, ut the advanced age of eighty
years. Mrs. Kitely was the mother of
three sons, James, Of Mayville, Nelson,
of Emmett county, and George of
Greenwood. The funeral was held
on Sunday ut one O'Clock from the
home to the Dunkard church ut q
O'Clock.
A counterfeit silver quarter of the
coinage of 1893 has been circulating
quite freely about the state the past |
few days. The coin is q very fair imi- |
tation of the genuine article, except |
for the date figures, which are IA Their
clumsy. 1t rings well, but when COM
pared with good piece the ring is
found to have a hollow sound. 1t is
slightly lighter than usual. The De-
trot federal officers offer no theory as
to where it came from.
The o. Il. $. gave delightful recep-
ton on Monday evening in their hall
to those who participated in the drama
and those who assisted. Although the
editor and wife were not in either
class, we received an invitation to the
reception and enjoyed ourselves
grandly as it seemed that all did. The
Yale Orchestra rendered some delight
fnl music and J. NJ. Palmer sang two
songs which were highly appreciated.
A dainty lunch Of ice cream, cake,
coffee and fruit was served and the
party broke up ABOUT midnight. The
Stars are noted for their social, pleas
ant WAYS and one is always certain Of
81 GOOD time at their entertainments.