The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-11-01

Born to the wife of Benz. Pritchett,
of Roseburg, on Friday, October 20, a
girl.
We are pleased to see Geo. Graham,
who has been quite sick, able to be
around again.
Will Starks has moved from the
Saunders house on Jones street to VIM.
Mackman's house on Second street.
w. N. McKenna is looking after tn Q
drug store of Matthews & Wight dur
ing Fred Matthews absence to the
Pan-American.
I'd leave my happy home and cross
the deep blue sea, rather than be with
out Charley and my Rocky Mountain
Tea. Grant Holden.
James Newell's new house south and
west of Yale is ready for the plasterers
and they began the work this week.
Geo. Mann is doing the carpenter
work.
The Brown City Flax Mill will close
down for six weeks and the foreman,
Charles Bright, will go to Deckerville
to take charge of the mills at that
place.
Chamberlain's Stomach and LIVER
Tablets cure biliousness, constipation
and headache. They are easy to take
and pleasant in effect. For sale by
Grant Holden.
Workmen have been busy the past
few days fixing the platform in front
of Mrs. Blacks millinery store and S.
Goldberg & Co.'S clothing house. 1t
has been much improved.
Mrs. Lillian Randall, of 537 Water
street, Port Huron, gives special at
tention to cleaning and repairing
gloves. She will keep in stock gloves,
handkerchief and dress shields. A
share of the patronage solicited.
John Jackson, of Old Brockway, is
employed as mason in building the
stone foundation under the Mathews
residence. On finishing his work here
he will get ready to go to Duluth
where he expects to remain for the
winter.
Duncan Mckenzie ST. moved two
loads of household goods to his house
on east North street Tuesday. On &C
count of stock and other matters to be
looked after Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie
will remain on the farm for a short
time yet.
Dr.. Judson Black, who has had a
severe run of fever the past three or
four weeks, is able to get out of doors
once more, although he is very weak.
He has changed so greatly by his recent
illness that his best friends hardly rec
ognize him.
David WEIGH, j. e. Holden, Frank
and Wellington Newell expect to start
next Monday on three weeks hunt
ing trip. They will pitch their tents in
Pressure Isle county and anticipate to
return to Yale at the end of the time
mentioned with the full quota of deer
allowed by law.
The machinery belonging to the Pea
Harvester Co. at Cass City will be
moved TO Port Huron some time in
November. Our readers will remem-
Der the two gentlemen who were here
a few years ago wanting to interest
Yale business men in this enterprise.
1t is well that they gave us the go by.
new bank has lately commenced
business at Rose City with b. r. Noble,
pres, John Bell, yice-pres., and VIM.
J. Bell, cashier. Rose City is one of
Opemaw county's most promising
towns. Our townsman is interested in
a number of banks in the state and new
ones are being organized under his
direction.
President Head, General Manager
Grape and Gen'l Supt. Trump have
lately been taking trip of inspection
over the different DIVISIONS of the Pere
Marquette railway system. The officers
did not 90 oyer all the Almont division
prcferring to wait until it is made
standard guage, which will be in about
two weeks.
Henry Bidleman has decided that it
costs but very little more to keep good
stock on his farm than it does to keep
poor ones and for some time past has
been studying the best breed of sheep
tobuy. Tuesday he received two year
ling ewes and ram lamb from Con-
cord, this state, and intends to raise
registered Shropshire sheep. Henry
says they are dandies and would like
to'haye his friends call and see them.