The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-06-10
Prices to Suit the Times.

Stationery at reduced prices at II.
j. Doelle's jewelry store.
Refrigerators, hammocks, gasoline
stoves, screen doors and windows lower
than the lowest at Fox q Rounds
hardware.
Putney & chamberlain present some
pointers to careful buyers in a change
of adv, You should not miss reading
what they have to offer.
Geo. w. Allen and family now accu-
Ply the rooms over the meat market.
DIR. V. A. Lacy has moved his furniture
into the house made vacant by Georges
removal.
c. f. Michaels will give grand ball
at his hall in Yale, Monday evening,
July 4th. Lawrence's orchestra, of Port
Huron, has been engaged to furnish
music Cor the occasion. Everybody
INVITED. A good time may be expected.
Mrs. Barrett wishes to inform the
people of Yale that she is still manu-
featuring homemade bread, pies, cake
and cookies. She has placed them on
sale ut the grocery store of Mrs. NJ. j.
Slight Bread cents loaf instead of
s cents. IS
Mrs. Richard Shut, mother of Mrs.
7. II: Parkinson, died at her home
near Capac on Wednesday, June Sth.
Mrs. Shut had been stricken with par
alysis two weeks ago and meyer rallied
from the effects. Funeral Saturday at
10 O'Clock.
Excursion to Port Huron oyer the
f. Il Z. NJ. R'y next Sunday, under
auspices of BARRIERS Union of Saginaw.
Train leaves Yale at 9:55 Il. M, and re.
turning leaves Port Huron at $3.50 y.
m. Fare for round trip 20 cents. BIZ
cycles and baby cabs carried free.
Miss Annie Phillips and Florence
Coulter sought the shade and the
Union picnic on the banks of Elk
Creek near Peck last Friday. They
say they found both, and a very large
crowd, in the midst of which they were
delightfully."- lost for few hours pleas
ure.
Died, Monday, June 6, 1898, after a
painful illness of several days, Willie
A., infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Paul, aged 10 months and 10 days. A
brief funeral service was held at the
home Tuesday, and the remains were
taken to Mayville for interment. The
stricken parents haye the heartfelt
sympathy of the entire community in
the sorrow which has overshadowed
their home.
Two boys named George DePeel and
William Dunn, taken from the Cold
water school and placed with Timothy
McCarty and William O'Conner, of
Fremont, have run away from their
homes and nothing has been seen of
them since last week Wednesday, by
their friends. 1t is reported that they
called at house in Speaker township.
They were poorly clad. If any one
knows their whereabouts and will re
turn them to Moses Burns, Fremont,
their trouble will be paid for.
This week we publish professional
card for w. j. Hanna, Nj. D., c. NJ,
honor graduate of Trinity University,
Toronto, Ont, who is located at Rose
burg and prepared to practice his pro-
fesslon. The DIR. is also graduate of
the Ontario Normal School at Toronto
and Was for several years principal of
the Brigden and also of the Petrolia
schools. This fact is sufficient that DIR.
Hanna has had first-class training and
his being honor graduate of Trinity
University properly fits him as a prac-
opening at Roseburg and the DR.. COM
ing with the best of recommendation
will no doubt take up n permanent
residence at that place.
The Yale Agricultural Society has
decided that the fair this fall shall be
made q bloomin' success and has
already begun work toward that end.
w. B. Ballentine and Frank Putney
we're appointed committee to solicit
funds, and as result of their energy
about $50 dollars has already been
raised by subscription, which will be
laid out in the best attractions procur-
able. A game of professional base
ball will be secured, an open air we'd
ding and probably balloon ascension
will be booked. Later we Will be able
to give list of promised attractions.
The society thoroughly see the neces-
sity of instilling new life into the fair,
which has been allowed to run down
somewhat and this year will stand at
nothing in order that the crowd at
tending shall get the worth of their
money. just count. on the Yale fair
this fall