The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-06-14

Ringing Bros circus will be at Port
Huron the 9th of this month.
A larSe number from Yale attended
the Maccabee celebration at Port Hur-
on Tuesday.
Keep in mind the Catholic picnic
to be held in Herron's woods July 4th.
Everybody who attends is promised a
good time.
The 18th annual reunion of the 7th
Michigan Infantry was held at Lapeer
Tuesday the 18th. The State Encamp-
ment was held at Flint the 18th and
18th,
Jennie-To have round beautiful
neck wiggle your head from SIDE TO
side every night take Rocky Mountain
Tea. It's short cut to a graceful
form. 35c Grant Holden,
Married at the M. E. Parsonage in
Croswell on Wednesday, June D, by
Rev. A. j. Holmes, Chas. MaYis, OF
Greenwood, and Gertie Dingman, of
Croswell. The young couple took the
morning train for Lansing.
The off GERS of the new state bank,
recently organized at Sanilac Centre,
are:-Pres., A. Z. Sleeper; vice Pres,
James McCaren; Cashier, A. II. Schell;
Directors, j. p. Niggeman of Croswell,
&. r. Noble of Yale, John Ryan of
Bad Axe, and Lincoln Avery of Port
Huron.
The annual meeting of the st. Clair
County Pioneer Society will be held at
st. Clair, June 25th. On account of
the increased travelling facilities af-
forded by the Rapid Railway much
larger attendance is expected than
ever before in the history of the So
ciety.
A picked-up nine from here drove to
Lakeport last Saturday and played a
matched game of base ball with what
they supposed to be club composed
of Zion boys, but it turned out that
players had been secured from Port
Huron, Detroit and different parts OF
the state. Nevertheless, notwithstand
ing orr boys put up rafting hot game
and were only defeated by one score
and 9.
The Cleveland Leader says that q
race is suggested between the Erie and
Columbus as follows:-"A race be.
tween the Goodrich line steamer
Christopher Columbus and the vic.
torious City of Erie of the Cleveland
Gs Buffalo line, Is being talked of. The
owners of the Erie suggest that if a
match is desired a formal application
be made in writing and Manager New.
man promises to give it his due con-
sideration."
A Grand Fourth of July Ball will be
held at Mlchaels' Hall on Thursday
evening, July 4th, 1901. The best of
ball room music will be furnished for
the occasion by Graziadei's full Italian
Orchestra, of Port Huron. Those who
haye attended dances in this hall
know that G. +. Michaels always does
everything for the pleasure and ac-
commodation of all present. A first.
class supper will be furnished and all
for only S1.25. Keep this event in
mind and make point to come.
Secretary H. A. Hopkins has sent
out circulars to the members of the
Michigan Press association announc.
ing the pilgrimage to be made by the
newspaper men to the Pan-American
exposition the last week in June. For
this trip the steamer City of Holland
of the Thompson line, has been char
tered for one week and will be entirely
at the disposal of the members of the
association. The start will be made
from Detroit at IL O'Clock Saturday
evening. June %, reaching Buffalo the
next day. The start for home will be
made at noon June %.
A beet sugar factory may be located
at Yale If proper steps are taken to
secure It. In other towns no larger
than ours such enterprises are being
established and why not have one
here2 Our business men should hold
q meeting and ascertain how much
stock could be placed in this locality
and if prospects looked bright invite
representatives of beet sugar factories
to come here and look over the To-
cation. With plenty of water at hand
tirst-class shipping facilities and fine
soil on which to raise the root we see
no reason why an effort would not
be successful. Gentlemen give it a
trial, it will do no harm.
The balloon ascension came off az
advertised Wednesday afternoon.
Early in the morning many people
from distance came to town to wit
ness this grand exhibition. From one
O'clock until six the village streets
were lined with pedestrians and il is
estimated that nearly 5000 people Wis.
tied the village that day. 1t took all
the afternoon in making preparations
and shortly before six O'Clock the
monster balloon was let loose carrying
with it Prof. Mcclellan ascending to q
heighth of about 1000 feet. The peri.
lous feat of making parachute drop
from the balloon at that heighth was
exciting and many of the spectator:
held their breath until they learned
that he had landed safely on the sand
knoll north of the high school build.
ing. Everybody expressed themselye:
as satisfied with the performance.