The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-02-22
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N. b. Herbert
A. l.. Clark q &c.
Yale Clothing House
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A. l.. Clark IL &c.
Yale Clothing House
Putney q Chamberlain.
Cut prices-see Putney & Chamber
lain's adv.
Special fleece hose for 10c per pair al
Ballentine's.
See Ballentine for clothing-you
will get bargain.
Wanted-a girl to do dishwashing al
the Rapley House.
Mrs. VIM. Mason has been somewha,
better the past week.
Fred Hudson has severed his con
nectiOn with Hutton's hardware store
Rev. VIM. Coulter is no better but
his friends hope his condition is not
serious.
Day before yesterday was Ash Wed.
nesday and the beginning of Lent
Easter Sunday occurs on April this
year.
The M. E. social which was to have
taken place at the church this friday
evening has been postponed indefi.
nitely.
Mand iIennessy has been quite sick
the past week and her place in the tel.
ephone exchange has been taken by
Kate Mcdonald, of Port Huron.
Agent Wanted Lady or gentleman
to sell Wall Paper by sample book.
Liberal commission. Write j. A. Dav-
idson & Co. Port Huron, Mich. 4ltf
| Carl Palmer entertained number
of his schoOlmates at his home last
Friday evening, it being his 10th birth
day. A pleasant time was enjoyed by
all present.
| Bridges rivers, tunnels mountains,
| builds cities, gathers up the scattered
rays of ones ability. That's what
| Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
Grant Holden has been drawn a
traverse juror and is summoned to ap-
pear at the March term of the District
and Circuit Court of the United States
at Detroit, March II.
Our worthy townsman, John +. UNI
| phrey, has entered the business as Il
buyer and shipper of baled hay and
straw. also farm produce. The Ex-
posltor trusts that prosperity may at
tend him in this enterprise.
Mrs. Daniel Ferguson, wife of our
milkman had the misfortune to break
both bones of her left leg just above
the ankle. She was doing some work
in the rear of the house on Main street
when the accident happened.
The repairs of the First National
Bank are in progress and everything
on the inside is topsy-turvy, but
when the work is completed we are in
formed by Contractor Park that it will
shine like new silver dollar.
News reaches us from Alpeua that
Leonard WEIGH was married Feb. 18th
to Miss Martha Anderson, of that place.
Lens friends here will rejoice in his
good fortune, ana wish him and his
estimabl g wife many years of Joy and
prosperity.
The Yale Male Quartette has been
engaged to sing at the Mems Fourth
Annual Supper to be held ut the Con-
gregational church, Memphis. Tuesday
evening, Feb. Goth. The supper will
be prepared and served in tirst-class
style by men only.
A. l.. Clark d Co. is the name of the
new jeweiry firm. The work of oyer
hauling the interior of their store is in
progress and when completed they
will have a neat and tasty establish
ment. A cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public to call and look them
over.
With last weeks issue the Armada
Graphic began its thirteenth year of
usefulness. Although the number
thirteen is considered unlucky by su.
perstitlous ones yet we trust that this
year of Mckinley prosperity may be
one of unusual good luck and good
fortune to our worthy brother publish
er ii. j. Barrows. s.
At the Republican township caucus
held in the Village Hall, Thursday
evening, Feb. 81, at O'Clock the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to attend
the county convention to be held in
Port Huron, tomorrow, Saturday,
Harvey Tappan, j. A. Menzies, James |
Wallace, George Mcintyre, Jas. Rose,
John Sheehy, VIM. o. Bidleman and
William Hodgins.
The funeral obsequies of Rudolph |
Andreae were held at the family resi-.
dence on Friday last at p. NJ, the
sermon being preached by Rev. Thos.
DUR. His text was taken from Psalms
1914 and his words were comforting
and reassuring. The house was filled
to ovrrfiowing with relatives, neigh
bors and friends who wished to do
honor to the beloved dead. at the
grave in Elmwood cemetery the Mac
cabees took charge of the services and
the last rites were solemn and impress
i've.
One of the interesting features of
the State Farmers Institute, at the |
College the last three days |
of February, will be the exercises of |
Tuesday evening, made up of address
es by the Governor, the Auditor Gener-
al, Speaker of the House and Judge |
1t is to be regretted |
that few of us have clear cut ideas as
to the relative powers of the various |
branches of the State Government. |
These addresses will help us in this
respect. Honorable F. A. Converse, of |
New York, is also to be present, on |
Wednesday, to teach the judging of |
dairy cattle, to talk also on the feeding |
and care of dairy cows, and finally to |
tell about the Pan-American. Do not |
forget to buy your ticket on Monday,
February 25th, for Lansing and return. |
Visit the Capitol the Industrial School,
the School for the Blind, and above |
all the Agricultural College. Stay at