The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-22
Adv. Changes.
The Racket
II. C.. Martin
Will Lennon

The Racket
II. C. Martin
Will Lennon
Fox & Rounds
l.. Higer q Sons
w. Ii. Ballentlne
Putney d Chamberlain
New Adys.
Yale Bazaar
Nice head rest at The Racket only
10 cents.
Lace curtains almost given away at
The Racket next week.
All kinds of school books at all
prices at Will Lemons.
Rubber lined duck jackets, worth
81 so, for 81 90 at Ballentlne's.
Frank Vancamp, who lately moved
to our village, is employed in Fox d
Rounds hardware.
When you pass along Main street
dropin at l.. Roy Fuller's jewelry store
and see his fine display.
The roof of James McColPs new
house has been slated and the carpen-
tiers are busy on the interior.
If you want an Ithica shot gun or a
forehand call at Fox d Rounds. They
have full line of ammunition also.
The supper which the Presbyterian
ladies were to hold this evening at
Mrs. McLaughlin's, has been post
poned.
Rev. Tyrrel OF Indiana is a guest of
Rev. Coulter this week. Hewill preach
in Central hall both morning and even
ing on Sunday.
Over two hundred garments to
choose from in Ladies', Misses and
Chlldren's jackets and capes. Yale
Clothing House.
Wallace Adams has just received
large invoice of robes and blankets
which he will be pleased to haye you
call and look at.
On Oct. and the Detroit associ-
alton of Baptist churches including 80
pastors in the eastern portion of the
state, will meet in Port Huron.
st. Anthony's school for feeble
minded girls will be open for the re-
ception of pupils at Nazareth, Kalama-
zoo county, Mich, Oct. LIST. 1t is un-
der the management of the Catholic
Sisterhood.
A young lady, living somewhere in
Yale, ate piece of wedding cake re-
Gently and then tried to dream of her
future husband. Now she says she
would rather die than marry the man
she saw in that dream.
Lew II. Armstrong has purchased
eight feet on the south side of his
blacksmith shop and the balance of
the vacant property is now owned by
r. f. Pratt and Wallace Adams who
expect soon ID erect a brick block on
the site.
Mrs. Emma Mallory, wife of George
+. Mallory, ex.sheriff of st. Clair
county, has sued for divorce, charg-
ing drunkenness, cruelty, neglect of his
family, while he run around and lived
with other women and wasted his SUBJ
stance upon them while his own wife
went without the necessaries of life.
A double tragedy was enacted in
Port Huron on Tuesday morning at 7
O'Clock when Mrs. Judson w. Herren-
den, insauely jealous of her husband,
after quarrel, shot him times, in
the neck, the left wrist and the stom-
ach, then threw herself upon bed
and fired q shot through her temple,
from which she died in an hour.
Herrenden was taken to st. Johns
hospital and his wounds are not likely
to prove fatal. The couple have been
married about 10 years but have never
lived happily together. Their former
residence was in Caro-.
Cards were received this week by
numerous surprised friends of Anna
Stevens and Fred Francis, announcing
their marriage, which took place Dec.
IL, 1898 in Sarnia. Miss Stevens has
held her position in Harvey Tappan's
law Office and in the Expositor Office
until last week when che announced
her intention of leaving showing her
marriage certificate for her reason.
Fred has been an efficient clerk in both
Boards and Fuller's since Dec. last
and now that they are about ready to
go to house keeping the young folks
declare their marriage of nearly
year ago. Mrs. Francis has gone to
her home near Roseburg and in week
or two they will be at home to their
friends in the Francis house on North
Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis are
receiving the congratulations of hosts
of friends.