The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-05-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

VII oubuIudy anu MOuudyI MAY l5tu
and 2lst, ladies' gauze vests only A cts
at The Racket.
Call at f.. b. Fuller & Co.'S on Satur-
day, May 10th, and get $3.50 shoe for
SO cents or $l.50 shoe for rs cents.
Jacob Miller has fitted line of very
nobby self-acting stools in front of his
lunch and ice-cream counter. You
simply make pull and a squat, and
there you are, snug as bug in a rug,
and can enjoy your iced soda like a
king on throne.
The Soldiers monument at Romeo
will be dedicated May 30th, by the
Albert Nye post. The w. II. Dumphry
post at Yale received q most cordial
invitation to attend these ceremonies.
Owing to the fact that their services
will be much needed at home on that
day, they are compelled TO decline the
invitation.
Mrs. WI. Moore was taken severely
and suddeely sick last Tuesday night,
and the family physician was called
in haste. At this writing she is consid-
cred some better, but is yet quite sick {.
Neuralgia of the stomach and sur
rounding visera is prominent syfnp-
tom, and the pain at times is so intense
as to almost take life.
The barns belonging to Henry Clark
who lives seven miles northwest from
Yale, were destroyed by fire last Thurs
day afternoon. The loss is estimated
at 5000, and there was no insurance.
The old gentleman was cleaning peas
at the time, and it is thought little
boy, who was playing in the sheds ad-
joining, innocently set the structure on
fire.
1t is now announced that our old
friend, James S. Kennefck, who has
been at the County Infirmary
undergoing medical treatment, is
on fair way to recovery. The vet
eran surveyor of st. Clair and Sanilac
Counties will leaye for Ireland, where
he will spend his last uays, as soon as
he is well enough to make the trip.
Friends in Sanilac county are assisting
him with a purse.
Rev. s. Betes has been heard from
again. This time he is nearer to Cape
Nome than at last report. He is head
ed that way, and may fetch up there
| yet, if he ever escapes from the hor-
nets nest he has stirred up in Calumet.
1t seems that Sam has laid off gloves
and coat, and gone after the saloons
in his old time manner. The result is,
one spot in that cold north region is
almost hot enough to grow any variety
OF tropical fruit.
At the Township Board meeting last
Friday afternoon, George Walker was
appointed member of the Board of
Review in place of VIM. o. Bidleman
resigned; road district No. II was di-
yided into two districts, the new one
being designated No. z; DR.. w. G..
Wight was appointed health officer of
the township for the ensuing year; and
Charley Emery was appointed consta-
| BILE in place of Charley Ferguson, who
was elected but did not qualify.
Straws tell where the current is tend
ing. Judging from the new head, new
dress of type, and new press which
the Sanilac County Republican has
been taking to itself; Mckinley is sure
to be elected. To fit all these new
things the Republican has expanded
itself to a column quarto. We
haven't the least idea that brother
English would dig such a hole as this
if he didn't think there was going to
be democratic funeral next fall, and
corpse to fit the hole. He does not
anticipate that Hon. J. r. Whiting
will be post-office Boss in the 7th dis
trict for some time yet. We never saw
the Republican with better print, more
and newsier locals than its last week Is
makeup displayed. Keep on, George
| Keep on A notch or two more of ex-
pansion, and you will have paper to
| fit the editor and his ideas.