The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-04-08

Council proceedings may be found
IN this issue.
Parkinson has Just received an ele-
CANT line of umbrellas. He sells them
right
Mary Irving has taken school near
Marine City and began teaching on
Monday.
n. b. Sponenburg mas been assisting
as clerk in Lothian x Fuller's store
this week.
The annual convention of the w. c..
L. e. Of ST. Clair county is in session at
Algonac today.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Dora Sawyer and Duncan Nc
Keith to take place next Tuesday.
The April term of the circuit court
opened on Monday. Ten criminal
cases are being disposed OF this week
w. II Balentine has had the inter
Tor of his double store thoroughly oyer
hauled and cleaned. w. 3. Sayille did
the job.
Marcia Beecher has been on the sick
LIST this week but was so far improved
as W ltdNc lOl uCl SChOOl ~ OilNCb ch
Thursday.
The election in the different town
ships is now over with and everybody
will rest quietly until the fall CAM
paign opens up.
Sam Ferguson, son OF Vint, who was
injured in the woods about four weeks
ago and has since been in the hospital
at Detroit is expected home soon.
Regular services of the Church of
Christ in Brick Chapel next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. The subject for
discussion is 1.-THE Judgment and its
object"
Newest. nobtiest and best, open for
inspection Friday and Saturday this
week. Will be pleased to see my
friends any time. Will try to suit ALL.
Mrs. James Brown.
The publisher is negotiating with the
manufacturers for the purchase of a
new Pearl jobber which will soon be
added to The EXpositor job Rooms.
When you want up-to-date printing
leave your order with us.
Married at the Baptist parsonage,
Port Huron, on Thursday, March 81 +,
1898, by Rey. II. A. VanDoren, Miss
Nellie Jordan and A. +. Jackson. both
OF Yale. The Expositor unites with
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs. jackson in
wishing them long and prosperous
life.
The Presbyterian congregation will
convene at 2 and o'clock %. m. next
Sunday. At the evening service the
theme will be appropriate to Easter,
and an argument drawn from "Yale"
will be used by way of proof and illus
tration of the sermon. Service in
Brockway at 1920 a. M.
Washington l.. o. l.. No. $50 met in
their hall Wednesday night for the
fransaction of business. DR.. Frank
Laviolett, of Brown City, was visitor,
and gave very interesting talk on the
objects of the order, which was receiv-
qi witha great deal of enthusiasm.
Frank is quite an orator, and when in
terested, as he is in this order, can
make things jingle lively
John Hutton q Co., YaIe's new hard
ware merchants, are now ready to
si1pply the wants of the trade in heavy
and shelf hardware, fence wire, nails,
sch, doors, paints, oils, in fact they
en- furnish anything kept in first
c1nss hardware. They ask share of
public patronage and hope to merit it
fy fair dealing and courteous treat
ment. Look for new ad next week.
Under Sheriff. Dave Shannon, has
been hustling around Greenwood town.
stip to find Bill Guilliat, his wife and
child. Mrs. Guilliat is the complaining
witness in the case of The People VS..
Joseph Guilliat who has been In Jail the
last three months on charge of indie
cont assault. Shannon reports that the
whole family has disappeared and that
st is rumored that they have left the
State. AS they are the only witnesses
an the case the prosecution 10 in q
Quandry what TO do.