The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-08-03


featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Carnation pink is the perfume to
buy. Go to Mathews q Nights for it.
If you want furniture at right prices
call on Goheen & Co. They want your
trade.
Grant Holden has just received q
fine assortment of pipes. If you are a
smoker drop in and look over his line.
If you want to grow heavy crop of
grain it is necessary to use fertilizer.
Mcintyre & Harris have the kind you
want.
The Presbyterian S. S. voted to take
their annual picnic this year at HUI
roma Beach, if suitable rates could be
obtained from the railway and street.
Car lines. The outing will take place
in the near future.
A letter received from Will Losey an
nounces his removal from Durand to
Toledo, Ohio, where he has gone into
the restaurant and hotel business at
ZIG Cherry street. Will says he will be
glad to greet any Yale friends at the
above mentioned location.
James Wallace and family, Maud
Hennessy and Rada Rapley, are home
from their camping out vacation at
Lakeport. Barring the rain and severe
storm last Sunday, which so soaked
the tent and bedding as to drive them
to the hotel, they report an excellent
time.
The OES had special meeting last
Wednesday evening, at which time two
victims were laid upon the altar. A
general good time is reported, and an
al ~ 81
members. 1t was a spread so nice that
even gazing at it would make a man
raYenously hungry.
ReY. FIR. Cullinane was taken quite
suddenly sick last Saturday night, and
as consequence was under the Doc
tors care and unable to peform his
pastoral duties last Sunday. We are
glad to state that he is so far recovered
as to be about again, and may be ex-
pected to officiate as usual next Sun
day.
Millions will be spent IN the cam
paign this year. We can't keep the
campaign going without money any
more than we can keep the body vigor-
Gus without food. Dyspeptics used to
starve themselves. Now Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure digests what you eat and
allows you to eat all the good food
you want. 1t radically cures stomach
troubles. Grant Holden.
On July 9Th, Fred h. Straffon had a
barn wrecked by windstorm. The
structure stood on his farm in Buel
township, Sanilac County, and was in
the center of the storms path. A pol
icy was held by the owner in the Con-
tinental Insurance Company of New
York City, which is represented here
by their agent, John ii. Merrill. This
week the entire claim for damages was
paid TO Mr.. Straffon, the sum being
$40l.5S.
The hand-car house on this section
of the p. NJ. R'y was broken into
Tuesday night or early Wednesday
morning and the car taken out.
Lewis Cqdy found the car near the
Almont Junction and it was returned
to him on the morning train Wednes-
day. 1t is supposed that tramps want
ing to work an easier passage than
walking is the reason they took
chances on breaking into the house
and securing the car.
Word reaches us that Lutte Evans,
son-in-law of Isaac Mclaughlin, was
killed near Smiths, last Wednesday.
1t seems he was crossing the Grand
Trunk II. II. track with team, and
train struck him, killing both HIM and
the team. We are not able to learn
the particulars as to his funeral, nor
the number of the family he leaves.
1t is sad accident, no matter who is
to blame. The lesson carried with it
needs no pointing out.
Rudolph Andreae, who, as previously
stated, has been in the hospital at De- |
troit undergoing surgical examin-
alton to discover the nature of his all |
ments, arrived home on last Tuesday |
evenings train. He stood the journey |
quite well, and is as comfortable since |
his arrival as could be expected, con-
the nature of his disease. He /
is able to take, and relishes quite q
fair amount of nourishment, but the |
difficulty lies in the inability to retain
it upon the stomach.
Editor Menzies, of the Yale EXPOSE
tor, was welcome visitor at our Office
the first of the week. In looking oyer
Dur big new press and printing outfit
he thinks we are prepared to print
that comes along. Mr.. Men,
zies has been located in Yale for up
NdIuS OL ulHeteeu years anu edCn
Twelve months brings n better appear
,nce, both editorially and typograph-
cally, to the Expositor and it now
ranks with the best papers in st. Clair
county. At present he is thinking of
adding another new cylinder press to
lis outfit.-Sanilac County Republican.
A team belonging to Ed Youngs and
iriven by A. j. Ward, met with an &C
,ident near VIM. Hodgins' place last
Monday. The accident occurred while
crossing culvert. The team was
quite seriously injured, especially one
If the horses, which is now being
Jared for in j. b. Stevens veterinary
hospital on South Kennefick street.
At this early stage, it is not possible to
'tate the extent of the damages, even
approximately. The animal was badly
ut up and its skin much torn, but
now seriously or permanently these
nay prove to be injurious in character,
ime only will tell.
The 4th and last quarterly meeting
If Yale circuit was held last Sunday.
Rev. Kunsman preached three most