The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-05-20
DECORATION Day. May 30.

Ed Newell now drives the finest sur
rev in town, which he bought of Mcln-
tyre d Harris.
Secondhand buggy for sale. Will
exchange for wood. Enquire at The
Expositor office. J.
Holden & Plank, dealers in bicycles
and bicycle repairs, have new adj
this week. Read it.
Epworth League next Sunday even
ing in NJ. Il. church. All young people
are cordially invited to come.
haye a pair of 3-inch tire trucks |
wish to sell or exchange for Il one
horse wagon. 44tf. f. p. Currier, Jr.
Geo. w. jerks, one of the most prom
inent men of Huron county, died at
Pasadena, Cal, Monday, of tubercu
losis.
Frank Minnie drove to Port Huron
| Wednesday afternoon with load of
choice butter from W. II. Ballentine's
double store.
Wool season is just opening. Sever
al clips have been bought by Wharton,
| Holden d Brown. Prices range from
IL cents to rs cents for unwashed.
The Presbyterian congregation will
Sunday. AS the church will be other
wise occupied there will be no evening
service.
The Board of Review of Fremont
! township will meet at the residence of
| Supervisor Mckenzie on Monday and
Tuesday next between the hours of s
o'clock II. m. and . o'clock p. m. of
each day.
Elder Patton will preach next Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock and evening at
| 700, in Brick Chapel. cordial invi-
tation is given to the public to come
out and hear the truth from the stand
point Of an advanced thinker.
The Yale Drying Club will give
race meeting on their track here July
4th. Make arrangements to come TO
Yale on this day and you may depend
on having a good time. Tell your
neighoors about it and have them come
also.
Fletcher a. Newsted has secured a
position with the +. d Z. NJ. R'y Co.
and left for Saginaw Saturday morning
to go to work with the interlocking
crew. Fetch is faithful workman and
The ExDositor hopes to see him pros
per. He will not move his family for
while.
James Avery, living one-half mile
south of Roseburg, met with a severe
loss about two O'Clock Saturday morn
ing last. The dwelling house with all
its contents burned to the ground. The
fire, it is thought, caught from lamp
exploding in an incubator at the rear
of the house. No insurance.
Having opened my Billiard and Pool
Room in the building south of Lew
Armstrong; blacksmith shop / will
keep on hand and for sale Choice CT
CARS and Tobacco, the finest line of
Candies and Assorted Nuts in Yale,
Soft Drinks, Lunches, etc. Will be
pleased to haYe you call when in town.
p John II. Glava-
Losey & Doelle, who formed CO.
partnership in the iewelry business
and have been in trade in Union Block,
Yale, since July last, dissolved part
nership this week, j. =. Losey retiring.
Herman j. Doelle will continue the
business in the old stand, and by keep
ing such goods as the public demand,
being courteous and obliging to custo-
mers, and attending strictly to business,
he hopes to increase the trade. Her
man has had many years experience
and is prepared to do all kinds of
watch, clock and jewelry repairing.
His stock of watches, clocks, jewelry,
silverware, books and stationery is very
large and the prices are at the bottom.
He will be pleased to have all his
friends call and see him.
The opening note of the thunder
storm season was struck Wednesday
night, and, as if to warn us of future
efforts, was one of unusual severity.
Towards evening the atmosphere be-
came sultry warm, and with signs of
the approaching storm, which broke
out about eleven o'clock. With peal
after peal of thunder, incessant and
binding lighting. showers of rain and
hail, dashed into terrific fury by a
strong wind, it was several hours be-
fore the storm spent itself, and towards
morning another edition was given.
John Foley's barns and sheds, mile
and half east and quarter mile
south of Mt. Salem was struck by
lightning and with all its contents, in
Guiding small amount of stock, was
burned to the ground. It's probable
that the hail did good deal of dam
age.
Memorial Day, Sunday, May 10Th,
will be observed in Yale. Wm- II.
Dumphy Post, No. 424, G. A. r., will
meet at Post Headquarts at 10 o'clock
a. m. and march in a body to the M.
f. church where service will be held at
1890. Rev. VIM. Coulter will preach
the Memorial sermon. On Monday,
May Both the Post will meet at nine
o'clock in their hall in Union Block
and proceed to the M. L. church
where there will be very appropriate
exercises by the scholars of the public
schools. After the exercises all will
go to the cemetery and decorate the
graves of the soldier dead. In the
afternoon at O'Clock in the NJ. f.
church, DR.. Smith, of st. Clair, Harvey
Tappan, of Yale, and others, will de-
liver addresses. Good singing will be
furnished at each meeting by home
talent. The public in general is invi-
ted to come and join in the exercises.
Ladies, Attention !