The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-11-12


1t is rumored that "Bill" Ferguson
is contemplating starting to work.
Good!
Fred Mcconnell, living near the Cole
school house, is very low with typhoid
fever.
VIM. Fitzsimmons has secured po-
sition in Menerey's foundry and black
smithshop.
Will Saville has moved from the
Doelle house to the Ovens house on
north Main street.
A standardized brood mare and de-
sirable lot on Mary street for sale.
Apply at this Office.
Will Camle says: "It's not necessary
to keep horse and have girl; hence
the sale of my driver"
Ensley Brown, living west and south
of Yale, is improving in health. Or.
Wight is attending him.
Dave Welch is jubilent. He has
good reasons to be, for fine Miss ar
rived at his house on the 9Th.
Theodore Durrant, the murderer of
Blanche Lamont, was hanged this
morning at San Quentin, Cal.
The great Sunday School convention
opens in Port Huron next week Tues
day. Several from Yale will attend.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk last week to Samuel
Hemmett and Bertha Spencer, both of
Yale.
Mystic Chapter OES from Port HUI
ron will visit the lodge here this Fri
day. evening. The ladies are antici-
pating pleasant time.
Henry Slight, who has been sick for
some time, was taken much worse
Sunday and at present few hopes are
entertained for his recovery.
Toe semi-annual apportionment of
Primary school money has been made.
st. Clair County has 1920 school
children and received SIC, 443.
Hemlock Lumber For Sale. have
10000 feet of good Hemlock lumber
that will sell cheap. Call on or ad-
dress, f. A. Kyes, Mayville. 25-3
Lecture Course tickets and reserved
seat coupons for the VIM. K. Moss en-
tertainment will be placed on sale Sat
urday, Nov. Nov. 13, at Holden's drug
store.
Entertainment at KOTM hall Tues
day evening, NoY. Odd, for the benefit
present. Admission 10 cents. Com
mittee.
The residence lately built by And
rev Depeel on Jones Street has been
purchased by the M. E. people for
parsonage. Rey. Rowe and wife are
II W occupying same.
Last Monday while Dan Gleason, of
Emmett, was having a "swell time" his
hox
O'Clock in the evening, became home
sick, broke loose and left.
Thornton Ferguson is taking charge
of A. j. Wards grocery store during
the proprietor's absence. Thornton
is all right and will cater to your wants
in an accommodating manner
Jesse A. Morrill,, who at present is
Lying at Kilmaster, Is, we are sorry to
learn, seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Jesse is we'll known here where he liv-
ed for many years. We hope he will
speedily regain his health.
Mr.. Moss, who lectured on James
Whitcomb Riley and rendered in In
inIranle style some of the latter's
poems, proved to be one of the finest
entertainers who ever visited this city.
Evening Journal, Flint, Mich.
Thomas w. Butler has retired from
the Marine City Globe, haying sold the
rIqnt to T. j. Wreath and G. A.
Laydon. Nineteen weeks of the bus1-
moss was enough for Mr.. Butler, who
Will return to the practice of law.
Those who were up at the proper
time Tuesday morning saw the first
fall of snow of the season in this To-
cality. 1t presented the appearance of
a genuine winters day, but it soon de-
vgloped into drilling rain which
lasted all day.
The rich man draws check; the
rror man often draws n long breath
with n sigh; the pretty girl draws at
tsntion especially on rainy day while
crossing the street; the dentist draws
teeth and sometimes legs; and an ad
in the Expositor draws trade.
The Bay View Reading Circle or
ganized with 16 members and elected
following officers last Monday evening:
pres. f. II. Beecher; Vice Pres, Mrs. j..
@. Holden: Sec. Hattie Hayes; Leader,
= 10. Roode. They meet with Rev.
Rowe next Monday evening.