The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-05-21

Get the most for your money. See
Ballentlne's ad.
Nineteen excursion tickets were sold
at Yale to Saginaw on Sunday last.
Mrs. Michael Sheehy lost $500 some
where in Yale last Saturday Finder
will receive reward of SLIGO by return
ing same.
Letta Meharg is teaching in the
second primary room of the public
school this week, Miss Hayes being
sick with the mumps.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, F&AM, in Masonic Hall, Yale,
next Thursday evening, May 9th.
Work on F. G.. and NJ. NJ. degrees.
The Marlette Leader has complete
plant but is always adding something
new. This week it is a new boiler to
take the place of the one somewhat
out of repair.
John Holden was irving to ride
bicycle one day the past week. Part
OF the time the bicycle was on top, the
balance John was. John has finally
conquered the unruly thing.
We haye few choice seed potatoes
of tirst-class variety that we will sell
cheap, or we will let them out to farm
ers and take potatoes this fall. Call
and see us. Wharton IL Holden.
Nicholas Hayes is never satisfied
with making mprovements, the latest
is the setting out of about seventy-tive
Carolina poplar trees on his farm. Mr..
Hayes has a fine place and he is Justly
proud of it.
Personal.-The gentleman who an
noyed the congregation last Sunday
by continually coughing will find IN
slant relief by using One Minute Cough
Cure, n speedy and harmless remedy
for throat and lung troubles. Grant
Holden.
The undersigned has and will keep
for service on his farm | J miles west of
Yale high-grad Chester White boar.
made for two or more sows. Call
on or address, II. Manley, box III,
Yale, Mich. 5l-4
Most towns have passed an ord.
nance prohibiting the riding of bicycles
on the sidewalks. 1t is oft times
dangerous practice and should be
stopped before fatality occurs. Will
the Common Council Of Yale make
suCn an Orulnancel
Putney & Chamberlain in change
of ad. make special offer for eggs to
be brought to their store and exchange
same for goods on Saturday, May Goth.
To the person bringing the largest
number, " in cash or trade; the next
largest, 81, and the third largest so cts.
This is extra from the price of eggs.
The annual convention of the ED.
worth League of the Port Huron Dis
trict M. +. church was held at INLAY
City last week Tuesday and Wednes-
day and was very largely attended.
The delegates who we're present from
Yale are: Floyd Losey, Mamie Pearce,
Attic Harris and Anna Parkinson. A
very complete report of the conven-
ton was published in the Inlay CITY
Record of May l4th. The next an
nual convention will be held at Yale.
Next Monday will be Queen Victor.
las seventy-eighth birthday and the
subjects of the Queens domain are
making preparations for II grand
jubilee on that day. Queen Victoria
was born May oath, 1919, and is the
mother of nine children, seven of
whom are living. Her title is "Em.
press of India and Queen of England.
She assembled the throne of England
IN 1887, the same year of the Patriot
War, the admission of Michigan as n
state, the Inauguration of Martin Van
Buren, ms president, the great financial
panic, ard the capture Of Osceola in
the Seminole War.
James S. Kennefick, permanent
resident surveyor and civil engineer
of st. Clair Co. for over 10 years, made
ussa pleasant call Monday, after an alb
sence of l5years in Sanilac Co. j. S. X.
is the pioneer surveyor of the town.
ships of Brockway and Emmett, and
surveyed and staked out the corpora
ton of Yale about &c years ago,-one
of the principal streets being named
for him-Kennefick ST. The rapid
progress that Yale has made since he
last saw it is truly phenomenal he
says. Beautiful brick buildings on
every side; commercial progress and
prosperity apparent on all sides. Mr..
X. has surveyed nearly 200 miles of
proposed State River Dredging and
County Drains in SaniIac Co. for the
last IL years. He will follow literary
nursuits in the futura