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

A large number of little men as
sembled at the home of Willie Meme
rey on Wednesday evening to help
him celebrate his 10th birthday. In
teresting games and sports made the
time pass merrily and the boys thor
oughlv enjoyed the good supper pro-
Yided for them.
Here's the latest in the hunting line:
Dick Cavanagh claims to be the Cham
pion quail shot of the season. He
swears by all that's great and good that
| he killed % quail in one shot out of one
flock. Reliable parties clam that there
were only II quail in the flock Dick
refers to. Next.
Chicken thieves have broken out in
the village. One day last week the
hen coop of Mrs. Almira Wilcox was
visited by sneak thief and seven fine
chickens stolen. Any person who will
stoop so low as to steal the property of
a widow which furnishes q portion of
her livelihood for herself and family
is unfit to be called human. A treat
would be too good for him.
The Editor and his gun are in the
north woods Strengthening the red deer
as has been stated before in this paper.
On occasions of this kind it leaves the
deyil to perform the work of the office.
! While we are not versed in perform
| ing all the duties from deyil to editor
ln-chief, we will endeavor to herald
the Expositor to the reading public in
as good a form as our ability will per-
nit. In the meantime friends of this
paper can help us out greatly by mott
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Married at the Il. C. Church in Cros-
well by Rev. Father Esper, on Nov. 8,
VIM. Sheridan of East Fremont and
Minnie Heron of Yale. After the
ceremony the bridal party proceeded
to the home of the brides parents
where number of friends and rela-
tives had assembled and partook of
bountiful repast. A large number of
beautiful and valuable presents were
received by the happy couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Sheridan left on the evening
train for Detroit and other eastern
points.
DR.. A. NJ. Francis, a former Yale
boy, who has become M. D., and has
been practicing his profession in King
ston for year and half, has de-
cided to locate in Yale, and has open
welcome Alex back to our village and
predict for him success. He is a bright
young man, full of business and So
cibility and ia valuable addition to
the community. The people of King
ston speak very highly of his ability
as physician and express regrets in
losing him from their midst.
A pretty home wedding occurred at
kha @f H. II L
of Lynn, the occasion being the mar
riage of their daughter, Fannie to Mr..
Andrew Curry, both of Lynn. Ter
renee Curry, brother of the groom,
acted as best man, and Miss Cora Mid
dleton as bridesmaid. Promptly at
| twelve O'Clock the party marched to
| the parlor where the marriage took
place, Rev. G. +. Steadman, of Capac,
| performed the ceremony. After an
elegant dinner the happy couple left,
amid showers of rice, for Romeo and
other places for few days.
Alma (Mich.) Argus, Nov. 81, 1885,
The first number of the lecture
course was given last night by Prof.W.
r. Moss, of Ann Arbor, Mich, to a
large and appreciative audience. His
subject was "America's Bobbie Burns"
| IIOl. MOSS was Master OF the OCCASION,
and while every selection was listened
to with rapt attention and showed the
touch and skill of the artist, perhaps
the delineation of Jamsie, the street
urchin," "the drunken old man." and
'poor, sweet, dying Sis" deserves spec
ial mention. Laughter and tears fol-
lowed in quick succession. Alma shall
always be glad to greet Prof. VIM. X.
Moss.
A very pleasant affair occurred at the
residence of DR.. Mitchell last Wednes-
day evening when about O'Clock DR..
A. NJ. Francis friends called without
previous notice and spent three merry
hours with him. Coffee and cake
were served after which l.. q. Wilbur,
in behalf of those present, presented
to the DR.. an elegant $500 couch.
DR.. Francis left for Yale Tuesday
where he will practice in the future.
He will be greatly missed in the social
circle here where he has taken a prom
inent part for the past year and half.
Here's success to him in his new field
of labor.-Kingston Cor. to Marlette
] Leader.