The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-02-19
Mrs. f. H. Drake has been very sick

James Loree is back to work again
and Mrs. Loree is on the improve.
Highest market price for good mill
Ing wheat paid by Yale Milling Co.
A sleigh-load of Yale's young people
drove over to Capac Monday evening.
We have few ladies' jackets which
we will close out at half price.-Bal.
lentine.
We learn from the Cass City papers
that our old friend Jas. 5. Macarthur is
in the Sunny South.
Spring line of mems and boys shoes
Just opened up at the Yale Clothing
House of j. c. Holden.
Mrs. John w. STATIONS condition
remains about the same. Her friends
hope for her recovery.
Call at Parkinson's and get partlcu-
lars about those platform scales, and
silver knives and forks, every set war
ranted.
Putney q Chamberlain have some
thing to say of interest to Expositor
readers in change of adv. this week.
Read it.
Mrs. Frank Gillian offers her house
and lot in Yale for sale cheap. ANY
one wanting to buy it can write her at
Memphis, Mich. 81
The Republican County Convention
will be held at Port Huron tomorrow,
saturday, ana the State Convention at
Detroit Tuesday.
For Sale-G0} feet Of land fronting
on Main street, Yale, between Bank
and Mckenna building. Buildings
removed. Enquire of Mrs. j. c. Hart,
Yale. A.
Rumors of the past week have it
that Isaac Mclaughlin and Mrs. S.
Beadle were married at Port Huron
last week. We cannot youch as to the
veracity Of the report.
For eight years the Armada Graphic
has graphically related the dongs of
its town and has started upon its ninth
year We wish its publisher unquali-
he'd success for many years.
We have been informed of the mar
rage OF Will Sweet, of Smiths Corner,
and Mrs. Zavits, of Mt. Clemens. We
extend congratulations.-C Journal.
Mrs. Iavits was formerly Miss Mertie
Gaskell, and at one time resided near
Yale.
"Excuse me-" observed the man in
| spectacles, "but | am a surgeon, and
that is not where the liver is" "Never
you mind where his liver is" retorted
the other, "if it was in his big toe or
his left ear DeWitt's Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him.
Grant Holden.
Place no confidence in a young
woman who is going about the state
soliciting aid to send an old lady to a
home for the aged. She is a fraud and
the old lady is myth. She has work.
ed several towns in Michigan and has
succeeded in working charitable peo-
pie out of several dollars.
Rev. John Gillian died at his home
in Sanilac Centre on Monday, Febru-
airy 10th at the advanced age of 90
years. lie leaves wife and two sons,
Frank, of Yale, and Archie, of Sanilac
Centre, who feel the loss of a loving
husband and kind father. The funer-
al was held on Wednesday Mt Sanilac
Centre and was largely attended.
b. r. Noble has gone to considerable |
expense in placing q neat fence around |
his lot which adds beauty to the sur |
roundlngs. Some low, mean, destruct- |
i've person has deliberately chopped |
the posts with an axe destroying the |
fence. Mr.. Noble gives notice that if |
this act Is repeated he will prosecute |
the person to the full extent OF the |
law.
The Epworth League of the NJ. L. |
church was entertained at the home of |
Polly Wilcox Monday evening. The |
occasion being the anniversary of |
Polly's birthday, n number of her
other young associates were also in
vited to spend the evening with her.
Polly was made the recipient of some |
costly presents and good time was
had by all present.
Representative O'Dett gave notice on
February 18th, in the House of Repre-
sentatives at Lansing. of a bill au-
thorizing the bonding of Yale for
waterworks. This town is large enough
now to have both waterworks and
electric lights. Smaller villages than
ours can boast of both. Let us not be
behind the times. Keep moving
ahead and with energy and enterprise.
Let the waterworks come
The lecture by Morgan Wood in the
NJ. Il. church Wednesday evening ex-
ceeded all expectations. We often
think, and with truth in some cases,
that press comments are overdrawn
and exaggerated, but no one who
heard Morgan Wood would think that
press comments did him more than
Justice. He is II grand orator. He
strikes the nail on the head in every
sentence he utters. His illustrations
ire perfect. We are glad to be able
20 say that we have heard Morgan
Wood, of Detroit. Although q young
nan. not more than thirty years of
lge, he has achieved such success as
very few men attain. He holds a
arge audience as if spell-bound for
more than two hours with his famous
ecture american Nuts, Cracked and