The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-03-23
We hailed the winters coming
But Wen be glad to see it go,
And welcome birds a-singing,
And WELD the garden hoe.

| anu Wlelu Ile Sdruen noe.
Dried apples and peaches at Boards.
Try pound of the tea handled by
/ III. +. Beard.
The State Prohibition Conference
and Convention meets in Grand
Rapids, March 20 and 80.
The Yale Clothing House is showing
a beautiful line of colored shirts, soft,
starched, and silk fronts, for 80 cents.
Smoke Mr.. Dooley's cigars on sale at
Mathews Il Nights drug store. The
best set cigar on the market. Try one.
Parties wishing to make contracts for
growing chicory, can do so by calling
at the Expositor Office, where blanks
and information can be obtained. I'm.
Alfred Kenna, sent from Sanilac
county in January, 1896, TO Jackson
for IL years for murder in the second
degree, has been paroIed by Governor
Pingree.
w. II. Ballentine is so seriously sick
that he has been confined to his home
for the past week. At this writing his
symptoms show signs of marked i'm
proyement.
r. ii. Menerey, master of Brockway
meetings for March % and 20 and
April 5. An unusual number of can
dldates to give degrees to is the cause
of extra sessions.
People poohoo about the sun, moon
and stars having any effect upon
the weather. But reason, common
sense, and observation all prove that
they do. What caused The wild winds
and winter wavelets of the past vice.
Any donkey knows that the suns hop.
ping across the line is the sensible and
satisfactory explanation.
David Bowman, late of Detroit, met
with a very painful accident while en-
gagged in telling tree Tuesday morn
ing. 1t appears that the tree while fall
ing, swerved, the butt striking him just
above the right knee, severely bruising
the limb. He will be unable to resume
his work for a week or ten days to
come.-Onaway Outlook.
In looking over the reports of village
elections in other places we find in
Marlette that James Menerey, brother
of Robert H., captured the Office of
treasurer; in Mayyille we notice DR.. B.
G. Bradshaw, formerly of Roseburg,
has been elected one of the trustees in
that thriving town; in Coleman our
own Dave Menerey has been reelected
president.
The d. NJ. Osborne Machine Com
pany had school of instruction at
the Rapley House in Yale last Friday.
Mr.. Crane, of Auburn. n. Y. was pres
ent and impaired information about
the machinery and its working to ten
local agents. The manager seems to
haye the happy faculty of combining
business with pleasure, for the latter
played its part in the meeting.
Post Master Wallace informs us that
he has succeeded in getting Uncle
Sans ear long enough to convince the
old gentleman that a Foreign Postal
Order Office would be good thing to
have in Yale. The old man saw the
point, and we are to have such q de-
partment right at home. This means
that we can send money at small cost
and in absolute safety, to forty-six diff
ferent foreign countries.
While engaged in moving house
occupied by Bert Travis, on the Silver
thorn farm, two miles north of Yale,
last Wednesday Wallace Putney met
with a painful accident. In some
manner one of his horses became en-
tangled and injured, and while at
tempting to help the animal, Wallace
was struck by IL in its struggles, and
received severe injuries upon his leg.
The result is that both horse and man
have tn take lay-oh for some days.