The Yale expositor., 1901-04-12
Supper
At Central Hall
This evening. Attend.

Supper
At Central Hall
This evening. Attend.
The road grader is doing good work
on our streets.
Two dining room girls wanted at
Hotel Jackson.
Call on Fred Francis for Jell-0 the
delicious dessert.
n. A. Sargent is making cut on
certain brands of plug tobacco.
Hats, latest styles and best quality at
very low prices at Goldberg q Cos.
Louella Young was confined 10 her
home the first of the week on account
OF sickness.
Wanted-To buy fifty colonies of
bees. Address w. j. Manley, Sanllac
Centre. Mich. 1915
The PAINTERS and decorators expect
to finish their work on the new Pres
bYterian church this week.
VIM. Clyne and wife haYe moved
back into town and again occupy their
residence north Of the depot.
Thirty cents admission will be charg-
ed for DIR. Hedley's lecture. This Is
about half the usual price for lecture
OF this grade.
A. 4. Jackson is so far recovered
from his recent sickness as to be able
to be around the house again, although
he is rather weak.
d. A. McKeith has purchased As feet
off the west side of Robert W. Me-
uerey's lot on Mechanic street and
will build a neat house in the near
future.
Frank Middleton has purchased the
Chamberlain property on Kennlhck
street and is raising the house and
otherwise repairing and improving the
property.
The ladies of the NJ. P. church will
serve supper in the church Friday
evening next, April 10th. Per couple
- cents, or % cents for single meal.
Everybody iavited.
Rev. G. d. Ellis, the new Presby-
terrain pastor will preach at Central
Hall, next Sunday, April IA, at ] a m.
and 1880 pm. He will also conduct
service in Brockway at 2:30 pm.
The Expositor had the points OF the
compass mixed up in speaking OF the
memorial windows, placed in the new
Presbyterian church last week. Mrs.
EothIan's is the west and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. McColls in the east.
Orville Snyder, we'll known here,
now resident of Cripple Creek, Colo,
has lust recovered from an attack of
the smallpox. In a letter to his
mother he says that he pulled through
all right and is feeling well again.
The w. D. Sayles house at the foot
Of Main street is beginning to take on
quite an improved appearance. When
the finishing touches are put on with
the paint brush Mr.. and Mrs. Sayles
will haYe neat and comfortable
home.
Mrs. Eva Black desires to say to the
ladies that she is very well pleased
with the decided success of her mill
inery opening last week and is thank
full for the evident appreciation Of her
efforts. BY thoroughly studying the
tastes Of all she hopes to retain all her
Old customers besides gaining many
new ones.
Among the changes in business
circles in Yale during the past week is
that Of the sale of the general stock of
merchandise CT Putney Chamberlain
to f., B. Fuller q Co. We understand
that Mr.. Fuller will continue both
stores for the present at least and has
retained the services of Frank Putney
and Emerson Cooper, who with Willis
Warren, of Capac, will look after the
interests of the south side store.
George Lapien returned recently
TO his home in Greenwood from Ecker
man where he has been at work il
the lumber woods. He has since visit
ed among his friends and relatives
About week ago he was taken sick
aud the attending physician, DR.
Campbell pronounced his trouble
smallpox and quarantined the family
The case is a bad one and If the
patient was in a right stage to give
the disease he must have inocculateC
a.number of persons. 1t is hoped tina
no serious results will occur.
The Grange Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company of st. Clair and Macomt
counties commenced doing business
on Tuesday the ninth day of Apri
with a membership of seventy patron
and SIG, l66.00 in risks. They are do
ing business on strictly fraternal basis
using the Grange as their field of labo
also the machinery for doing thei
work. All applications are writer
and all collecting done through |
loeGl Director in each subordinate
Grange who is thoroughly acquainted
with all his members which enable
him to get class of risks that are tn,
very best, and bringing the cost to {
minimum. They make an assessment
whenever n loss occurs, by 80 doinl
save tho hiring of money and paying
interest on the same, thereby exempli
flying one of the true principles of thu
order. X. o. Gould, of Smith, St.Clai
county, is their secretary who will
furnish any information requested b.
addressing him NJ above.