The Yale expositor., 1902-09-19
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| hOluen LUMBER 20.
Mrs. Jas. Brown x Co.
Two girls wanted at once at Hotel
Jackson, Yale.
Ladies, be sure and see the new col.
larettes at l.. Il. Fuller 4 Co.'s.
The Flint Presbytery is in session
this week at Marlette. Rev. Chas.
Ellis is In attendance.
The ST. Clair county board of super
visors will meet in Port Huron the
first Tuesday in October.
Wallace Adams has full aud com.
| plete line of blankets and fur robes.
Call and see what he has, also get
prices.
Capt. c. T. Morley, the we'll known
vessel owner, builder and capitalist. of
Marine City, died from paralysis after
two days illness.
The Brown City races which have
been so extensively advertised, have
been declared oil. Lack of n desired
number Of horses Is the cause.
Rev. FIR. Cullinane will hold services
| i'm Michaels' Hall, Yale, on Sunday
morning, September 81, at $3.50 O'Clock
and at -. Joseph's church Old Brock
way at 1890.
The harvest supper given by the
| Presbyterian ladies Tuesday night was
an immense success, for which the la
dies are duly grateful. The proceeds
amounted 10 Si2.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy's friends will be sor-
| ~ % learn that she IL In Grace hospi-
/ tai, Detroit, receiving medical attention.
! 10 Is hoped that she will soon be home
improved in health.
The truant officer has been after the
/ school children lately who have abb
] sented themselves from school. About
/ .hirty-hYc have been gathered in and
/ are now IN attendance in the several
/ departments.
Several prominent citizens have con-
graduated US on the thorough and
good write-up the Expositor gave the
GAR reunion held in Yale last week.
We are happy to be appreciated by our
home readers.
Mrs. Almira Wilcox, who has made
| her home In Harbor Beach for n few
years, will soon return TO Yale and
take up her residence. Her daughter
| Polly and son Herb will also make
their homo here.
Dress does not make the person,
| ~ y
clean interior. To be we'll all the or
gans OF the body must work in har-
mony. Rocky Mountain Tea does this
work. Grant Holden.
Ed. Blackford has had considerable
trouble with his eyes lately, they be-
coming so bad that he was nearly
blind. DR.. Coddington has been treat
ing the eyes SO successfully that now
they are nearly we'll, although weak
yet.
Peaches from the fruit farm of Nor
man Strevel are being sold now in III.
T.. Boards store and they are Just as
we predicted, sound to the core and OF
a delicious flavor. We know, because
we are making away with bushel our
selves a. fast as possible. Prices are
low and within the reach of all.
number Of the young people of
Yale enjoyed watermelon feast
Wednesday evening on the banks of
Mill creek. During the feast some of
those present, who were of a musical
turn OF mind, sang al wish | were a
coon, coon, coon" and before the fun
was all over with several were as black
as coons.
We have received announcement of
the marriage of Leah. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Darcy, of Los An
geles. Cal, 10 Frank Yale Adams. The
wedding occurred Sept. 10. We ex-
tend hearty congratulations. Miss
Leah will be we'll remembered here,
Yale having been her home until a
few years since.
Henceforth and forever more we are
going TO cut out the pretixes "Mr.,
Miss and Master" so II you don't hap
pen 90 find your name hitched to one
OF them, don't give US cussin' for be-
ing go forgetful. It's "A fast period in
the worlds history, and we have no
time TO monkey with them. Besides,
we are mighty short OF cap Ms.
About twenty school mates and
friends of little Anna b. Staley gather
ed at her home last Saturday afternoon
giving her complete surprise and re-
minding her that il was the eighth an
niyersary Of her birthday. After hav-
ing enjoyed many pleasant games lunch
was served, when all departed for their
homes, wishing Anna many such
pleasant birthdays.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 220 Huron
ave, oyer knilfs drug store, Port HUI
ROM VIII DC AZ II ne lhlritl H0ltA
Yale, the second Friday Of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
OF above organs only. Glasses fitted.
Ills next visit will be Friday, Oct. 10th.
lie will be In his Port Huron Office
every day in the month except Fridays.
We received a copy OF the Harrison
County Herald, published at Clarks-
burg, w. Va, Friday, Sept. II, which |
contains n lengthy report of tho at
tempted assassination of Rey. 5. G..
Bettes. Tie had been preaching and
lecturing at Clarksburg every night
aud never lost an opportunity TO score
the gamblers, prostitutes and officials. |
It Is supposed that come Of the people
that he hit hired thugs to shoot him,
but they failed in the attempt.
The front of the Presley property on
Main street, which has been minus n
walk for come little time, is now being
laid with cement. The contract was
let 10 the firm of VanCamp n Edmon-
son, of Port Huron, the lowest bidders.