The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-04-13

| advantage Ol mere JueOry us many OF
his patrons can testify.
Grant Holden has the largest stock
and finest assortment of wall paper
ever shown in Yale. 1t will pay you to
see it before placing your order.
Council meeting Monday evening.
Another session will be held this Fri
day. evening to consider the granting
of a franchise to Michael A. McCarron,
of Detroit, for the construction and OPP
Grafton of an electric railway through
the corporate limits of the village of
Yale.
| The person who borrowed my Jack
screw will please return same soon, as
| am in need of it. If it be necessary
for me to 90 after it | will charge the
expense to the one who has it, Please
save me this trouble and leave the
same at Fox & Rounds hardware, Yale.
David Graybiel.
During the past week some of the
young lads of the village have been
catching black bass in the creek. Now,
as the law is very strict against the
taking of black bass out of season, we
would advise the boys to not break the
law, for the game warden is liable to
catch you. The season for the taking
of this fish does not open until June.
Beware, boys.
All who attended the ad show of the
| Handy Wagon Co., under the monde
plume of The Ideal Entertainment Co.,
have only words of praise for both the
| performance and artists. This Compa-
ny held forth in Central hall Tuesday
| evening to good and appreciative au-
dience. We have heard many remark
that the entertainment is well worth
| double the money charged.
Elder Sidebotham makes the adj
] ditional announcement that the ad-
iourned congregational meeting will
be held at James McColPs Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock; Easter service
and communion at Brockway at 1920
q. M; and an Easter sermon and APP
propriate music in Central Hall at 1880
| p. M. Flint Presbytery will convene
at Bad Axe next Tuesday, April II.
A regular meeting o. Brockway town
ship board was held Monday afternoon
at which time James G. McKenna was
appointed dog warden. The board also
allowed the village of Yale the free
use of the stone crusher. A meeting is
called for tomorrow Saturday after
noon when the matter of granting an
electric railroad a franchise along the
highways of the township, will then be
brought before the board.
l have received my contract for the
agency for st. Clair county of Drs.
Ward e. Watkins remedies, lately ope-
rated by 7. w. Moore, deceased. 1
have bought Mr.. Moore's wagon and
goods on hand, and am prepared to
supply all in need of llniments, salves,
condition powders, stock-food, spices,
extracts and other medicines. Long
test by many customers has proved all
these remedies first class. Al
George II. Carless, Yale, Mich.
A very pleasant party gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Tappan
last Monday evening, it being the an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Us marriage.
Six tables were provided and progress
sive krokinole was the order of the
occasion. The prize was won by Geo.
| Mcintyre and Mrs. j. q. Holden,
the BOBBY prize was won by Z. b. Full
| Ter and Mrs. w. B. Ballentine. A very
pleasant time was had by all, and as a
memento of this, and token of re-
gard to the host and hostess, an ele-
CANT silver meat fork was presented TO
them.
From copy of the Black Hills Min
ing Review, published at Deadwood,
S. D., we learn that our fellow towns
man, Il. r.. Noble is in the Black Hills
country. Mr.. n. has taken with him
to that place, Amos Morley, of Berea,
| Ohio, who has been almost thirty years
in stone quarry work, and had large
experience with all kinds of mineral
and clay deposits. Mr.. NJ. will be the
superintendent of the company which
| is to begin immediate operations. We
shall probably learn more of the par
ticulars when the president of the
company returns home.
In our hasty noting of the attend
ants from this locality at the st. Clair
County Teachers Association in our
last issue. we omitted some important
points. The omission will in no wise
affect the Association, for it is one of
the most vigorous and effective organ
izations of its class in the state, and is
beyond that stage of lite at which a
mite of in-attention might cripple or
| kill IT.. 1t is composed of all the quail
flied teachers in the county, who as
such are ex-officio members of the
body. At its recent meeting it review
ed the past, did the duty of the pres
ent, and turned its face to the future
of its life and mission. This latter was
done oy electing efficient and expert
enced officers as follows: President,
Prof. Lewis, of Port Huron; Vice-Pres.,
Prof. ]. @. Roode, of Yale; Secretary,
Matte Mccormick, of Port Huron;
Treasurer, Isaiah Bowman, of Lake.
port.