The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-06-10
Council proceedings in this issue.

Council proceedings III TINS issue.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware I! Don't take a substitute.
Are you looking for a fine piano or
organ. If so, II. j. Doele can supply
you.
There is an adv. on front page that
will interest all who have any potatoes
planted. Read it,.
1t is rumored that George Wallace
and Mrs. Jos. Clark were married in
Port Huron Tuesday of this week.
Jas. Brown is having his house re-
painted which makes vast improve
ment in its appearance. Artist Lent Is
doing the work.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, +. Il A. NJ. at Masonic
Hall, Yale, Monday evening, June 10.
Work on NJ. NJ. degree.
Two carloads of farm machinery
have just been received by Wharton
IL Holden. They are prepared for an
extra large sale this season.
Lost:-A black Water Spaniel dog,
answers to the name of Caesar. Re-
ward for return or information leading
to his recovery. James McColl.
Will Lennon always has the right
article to suit the times. You will
want Paris Green in the near future
and will find it at his store, fresh and
pure, and at the right price.
The Brown City Standard, after a
somewhat varied existence for two
years and half, has silently folded
its shroud about it and laid itself away
In the newspaper graveyard.
Commissioner Campbell has called
q regular examination for teachers
which will be held in Port Huron,
Thursday and Friday, June Is and II.
The teachers of the county are earnest
~ requested to be present.
Contractor Carter and his crew of
men are making good Roadway in
sinking the test we'll. They are down
about 60 feet. Mr.. Carter says that he
expects to strike a flowing well by
Saturday. This is encouraging.
DR.. Mosley Lee, the distinguished
Japanese throat and lung surgeon, eye
and ear expert, and DR.. Helen f. Lee,
the noted specialist; will open an
Office in Hotel de Martin. Yale, on
Thursday, June 10th. See their ad. in
another column.
Fox & Rounds, Yale's popular and
enterprising hardware merchants, fur
nished the builders hardware for
Daniel Foley's new house, their bid be-
ing the lowest. This firm is doing the
business and that means their patrons
like the way they do business.
George, son of Thomas Manley of
this place. who has been located in
Bakersfield, Cal, for some months,
has enlisted as volunteer in the reg
ular army and expects to go to the
PHILIPPINE Islands soon. Georges
friends here wish that he may win
laurels for himself during his stay
oyer there.
The Art Loan, Musee and School En-
tertainment last week, was o great sue
cess and made u decided hit. The
teachers worked hard in the enter
prize and won the appreciation of all
rs their united efforts produced an en-
tertainment which was well worthy of
appreciation. The Art Loan and
Musee, consisting of paintings, statuary,
curiosities, art collections of numer-
Gus kinds was grand indeed and de-
welcomed the fact that Yale citizens
have many rare and ancient specimens
in their possession. These were all
arranged in most artistic order by Fred
Palmer, and were admired by large
crowd both Friday and Saturday.
Friday evening the program given out
in last weeks issue, was delightfully."-
rendered before large audience.
The songs and Rotations were excel
lent, the drills were especially fine.
Yales small people are actually per-
feet in this line, under the competent
instructions of their teachers, and we
have no words but of praise for these
same enthusiastic, always to the front,
teachers.