The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-20

Wanted, a girl for general house
work. Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
Four cent outing in great variety at
Martins store.
Mrs. Z. X. Beecher has been quite
sick the past week.
Ballentine has the best shoes for the
least money. Try them.
A church quarrel is on in the Luz
therah church in Marine City.
An elegant supper for fifteen cents
at Central Hall next Tuesday evening.
About two dozen new houses have
been erected in Croswell this summer.
Mr.. Rennie, pastor of the Free Meth
odist church, is reported quite serious
ly ill.
Fox & Rounds did the trimming on
the new Baptist church at Melvin this
week.
Mrs. Mcpherson has bought house
and lot in Port Huron and will move
there next week.
Remember Martins great handker-
chief sale Saturday, Oct. 2lst. Price
from l cent upward.
Johnnie, the little son of Jas. Sweet.
who broke his leg week before last, Is
getting along nicely.
The main shaft in the flax mill broke
yesterday and lay-otf for time for
the employees is the result.
John E. Miller has been under the
weather few days the past week. His
friends hope he may not be laid up
long.
SHEEP TO LETT have GO sheep
which l desire to let out to double.
Lara Middleton, Gem Laundry, Yale,
Mich. %
The infant child of Mr.. Newberry in
Grant township died Wednesday and
was buried Sunday. The funeral was
held at Grant Centre.
The l3-year-old son of Herman Fues-
line, in Greenwood, died Thursday of
malarial fever and the funeral was
held in the Lutheran church Sunday.
We haye had beautiful October
weather, the kind we should have ex-
pected in September. A nice rain Wis
tied the earth Tuesday which the
farmers welcomed.
First quarterly meeting of the M. P.
church will convene in Yale next Sat
urday and Sunday, commencing at 200
INLAY City, will preside.
Ed Sheehy and Chas. Brown received
oyer $205 for Henry Johnston who was
burned out a short time ago. The
neighbors giving so literally shows
that Mr.. Johnston has many friends.
Jay Coffeen, who's been the smiling
clerk in Fox & Rounds hardware store
for the past five months, left Wednes-
day for Mayville where he will be
employed by j. F. Cartright in the
same capacity.
Il. II. Parkinson and +, B. Fuller
are in the apple business these days
full blast. We understand they have
bought 500 barrels. Those who have
good apples to dispose of will do we'll
to give them call.
A progressive pedro party was given
at Happy Home Farm in Greenwood
Tuesday evening, and many from here
had the pleasure of being present.
Everything was INDUCED in that goes
to make such events rousing success.
Mrs. Will Losey left Yale yesterday
to join her husband at Durand where
they will conduct a restaurant and
lunch room. Mrs. Losey has lived
nearly all of her life in this village and
is highly esteemed by all who know
her.
a drummer says he recently went in
the store of business man who did
not advertise and was surprised to find
him busy. The storekeeper, it trans
pired, had salt rheum and u Waterbury
watch, and when he wasn't scratching
himself he was winding the watch.
The estate of the late Mrs. Barbara
Bricker was closed in the probate court
on Monday and the resignation of the
administration was accepted. Bricker
received one-half of his wife's property
including the $4,000 given to his wife by
her father, JAS. Livingston.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. p. church
of Speaker will hold q chicken pie
social in the brick church, Wednesday,
October %. Admission 20 cents. A
program is also being arranged. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Clark, President.
home of Polly Wilcox last Friday eye-
ming and had a pleasant time. The
question of organizing Shakespeare
Club was brought up and discussed, al
feeling favorably towards such an or
ganization. Refreshments were served
after which all went home.
While in Avoca last week represen-
tatiye of The Expositor called at the
large general store of Sherman Moore
and found the genial proprietor very
busy. Mr.. Moore has large double
store and carries complete general
stock which is very seldom found in
town the size OF Avoca. The display
Nf 1oH oh 70 80 t,
are up-to-date, and all the other lines
are very attractive. Mr.. Moore is the
post master and is good one.