The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-05-31


per set at The Racket.
We will save you money on window
shades. Grant Holden.
Call on Fred Francis and see his line
of oranges, lemons and candies.
Rev. S. G. Bettes' house has been
much improved by q coat Of paint.
Cyrus Ludington is moving to-day
to the old homestead in Fremont
township.
You can save money by buying your
clothing of ). Goldberg q Co. during
their sale.
Allie White has enjoyed considerable
rest the past few nights and seems to
be getting along nicely.
The young people Of the village en-
joyed pleasant time last evening
dancing i'll Mlchaels' hall.
John Hutton has opened up large
line of warranted antitrust tinware this
week and INVITES your inspection.
C. Mcmahon has secured the con,
tract for carrying the mail between
Brockway and Yale each day in place
of Isaac Mcintyre.
Regular communication of Brock
way Lodge No. 8l6. FAM, at Masonic
Hall, Yale, last evening, The next
regular will be June q,
Chauncy Stevens is now the owner
Of fine thoroughbred setter dog. 1t
was sent to him by one of his Toronto
college classmates from Bellport, n. y.
Mayyille will hold special election
next Monday at which time the ques-
ton Of bonding the village for an cleo
trio lighting plant will be voted upon.
Contractor Park and most of his
men will 20 to Bad Axe to day where
they expect to spend q few weeks re-
modelling Dr., Harriugton's dwelling
house,
Armstrong & Baxter have turned
out light wagon for George V. Reid
which will be used in the livery. This
firm have their hands full of work all
the time.
Report reaches us that one of the
Foley girls in Emmett township is very
sick with smallpox and that her case
is Of rather serious nature. 1t is
hoped that the report is without foun-
dalton.
Mrs. j. No matter what causes facial
eruptions, absolute cleanliness inside
and out is the only way to cure them.
Rocky Mountain Tea taken this month
will drive them away. Soc. Grant
Holden.
Bills are out announcing a June ball
to come off in Michaels' hall Saturday
evening, June !. Hurd's orchestra, Of
Detroit, will furnish music for the oc-
casion. Admission 10 cents. Every
body invited.
Bruce, son of Judge Tappan, fell
from the Rapley House bus on the
corner of Main and Mechanic streets
Wednesday afternoon while playing
with other children. His forehead
was badly bruised.
Geo. Blackford, while leading one
of DR.. YuIl's horses to water Wednes-
day morning, was kicked in the face.
Dr.. Wight closed the gap by a few
stitches. No scar will be left on the
face of the young lad.
A box social will be held at the
Bidleman school house on Wednesday
evening next, June 9Th, and as the
item dropped in our item box at the
pastors salary" 1t is for good
cause and should be largely attended.
Will Campbell, Of Lynn township,
has had terrible time of late all on
account of dogs getting into his flock
of sheep. He went out into the field
the other morning and low and behold!
nearly every sheep in his flock of
merinos were terribly lacerated. Will
swears vengence if he finds the dogs
that did the deed.
Married, at Port Huron, on Wednes-
day, May %, Mrs. Cora Church, of
Fostoria, and DR.. A. NJ. Francis, of
Port Austin. The DR.. was former
resident of Yale and has many friends
in this neighborhood all of whom join
with The Expositor in wishing the
happy couple happiness and prospect
ty through life.
One wouldn't hardly think that
Republican postmaster should want
Democratic flag staff stuck on top of
the government building, but never
theless our postmaster has placed
hickory pole, the badge of Democracy,
on top of the postoffice building in
Yale. No doubt this will stand the
storms of the seasons as we'll as
punky pine pole.
An exchange tells of a farmer who
has kept flock of sheep for fourteen
years and has not had them attacked
by dogs even once, the fiocks on adj
Joining farms having been ruined.
The flock always wears between FIVE
and eight bells of different sizes and
tones. It is said there is not dog in
the world with sufficient courage to at
tack flock of sheep we'll supplied
with bells.