The Yale expositor., 1899-05-26

Get price on Premier wheels of Fox
q Rounds before you buy.
Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Beecher, Miss Merit
Kelly, Messrs Newell and Shum con-
stituted the choir at Mrs. DR.. Cowie's
funeral.
G. Andreae & Sons are prepared to
pay the highest prices for all kinds of
wool and for such wool suitable for
their manufacture they will pay above
market price. Take your wool to
them before you sell.
Vol. /, No. l, of the Wyandotte In
dependent, is on our desk. The indie
pendent was formerly the Marine City
Magnet, moved to Wyandotte recent
ly. 1t is bright weekly and will be
Just what the citizens want.
We have nine graduates in the class
of '99, as large class as the school
mas ever had. Arrangements are be-
ing made for commencement exercises.
which occur June 23rd. More extend
ed notice will be given later.
Remember the address on Sunday by
Rev. j. A. Rowe in honor of Memorial
day. Exercises are in preparation for
Tuesday the 30th. The march to the
cemetery will be given in the forenoon
and the program rendered in the NJ. +.
church beginning at p. m.
Geo. w. Bell auctioneer will sell for
the undersigned by public auction at
the premises one mile north and four
miles east of Yale, on Wednesday,
May 81, 1899, at one o'clock p. N.
sharp, a lot of farm stock, implements,
household goods, etc. Wendel Hall
man.
large number of the friends of
Elder j. IL. Patton gathered at the
home of Mr.. Joseph Carless last Mon
day afternoon, in the way of a sur
prise to the Elder and his wife who
were induced to stay oyer after Sun
day service. A good social time,
pleasant talk from Elder Patton, a
good solid supper, and the present
alton to the Elder of $4,000 in cash
we're the main features of the gather
ing.
O'Brian j. Atkinson On Tuesday
afternoon received from Governor
Pingree his commission as second cir
cult Judge of st. Clair county. The
commission runs until December 81 +,
1900. Mr.. Atkinson is an acknowledge
ed leader of the st. Clair county bar,
and there is no man at the bar so we'll
equipped as he is to be judge, and no
one who will fill the position as ably.
The Expositor congratulates Mr.. At
kinson upon the honor which he has
won and which he nobly deserves.
Mollie Hayes, daughter of Richard
Hayes, of Greenwood, is very i'll with
appendicitis. She had been ailing for
two or three weeks, but last Friday
was taken quite sick, and Sunday
evening an operation was performed
upon her by DR.. G.. S. Ney, of Port
Huron, assisted by DR.. Pollock, the
family physician, and Drs. Allen and
Cowie. The patient rallied nicely
from the terrible ordeal and at times
since has seemed in fair way to re-
cover although she does not gain as
fast as her friends could wish. 1t is
earnestly hoped by all that Miss Hayes
may be brought back to health and
strength. Later.-Word was received
this friday morning that Miss Hayes
died last night.
Nile Jones, whose farm is located
four miles north and one-half mile
west of Yale, met with severe loss in
the burning of his dwelling house
about six O'clock Tuesday morning.
The household goods were all 5aYed
with the exception of the contents of
one room upstairs. Nile had a rather
hard row to hoe until of late when he
has, by economy and hard labor, been
getting along quite we'll. This blow,
leaving him without home, is q
rather hard one. The neighbors are
doing all they can to help him along
and will no doubt have q "bee" and
put up temporary building for him
to use during the summer. The
family are living at the home of Andrew
Wark at present. 1t is supposed that
the fire started from defective CHM
ney. Loss about $3.50. No insurance.