The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-03-28

Easter Novelties at l.. Roy Fuller's.
Nicholas Hayes is much improved
this week.
This section was visited 10y slight
shower of rain Thursday morning.
A litter Of young wolves was found
in the swamp west Of Carsonyillelateiy.
Several OF Yale's students and
teachers have been at Port Huron this
week attending examinations.
A great deal of sickness in this yicin-
ity NJ present keeps the doctors quite
busy, some OF them haYing more than
they can do.
Black snakes were out IN numbers
the past week summing themselves.
The blue birds and robins are here also.
sure signs of an early spring.
We sat at the table together, she cast
a shy glance al me, she certainly looked
like an angel oh Charley! please order
ure Rocky Mountain Tea. Grant llol-
den.
Having few small accounts out
standing | ask all that are indebted TO
me TO please call at the Racket aud
settle same with Mrs. Fairy Allen and
oblige NanNleet.
w. L. Orchard, who some time ago
was n resident of Brockway township
but OF late occupying the farm OF IT,.
A. Lathrop near Berville, has gwen up
farming for the present and disposed
ofhis stock and Implements on Wednes-
day Of this week.
Marriage has ended n suItat-law in
which Emmett farmers named Breen
and Hyde were principals. Hyde
drained his land, Breen sued, lost, and
then the higher court reversed the de-
cision. Breen's son married Hyde's
daughter and the litigation ended
abruptly.
Or. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave, over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Vale, the second Friday Of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
% above organs only. Glasses fitted.
HfA next visit will DO on Friday, April
nth. lie will be i'm his Port Huron,
ofice every day in the month except
Fridays.
At the meeting OF the Michigan Far
mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of
-. Clair and Sanilac counties held in
Ennmet, was elected temporary secre-
tary TO fill the vacancy made by the
death Of Albert Lutz. Al the next
meeting Of the company a permanent
secretary will be elected. Mary NJ.
Bowles lie retained as assistant secre-
tary.
n Is quite an easy matter for man
TO loss money by being duped into
sending money for goods 10 swindlers
or fakirs, who are unwilling 20 earn
their living honestly. People should
profit by past experience and patronize
homo dealers, then IL goods are not
right they will be made right. Money
isas easy lost ms made, and you will in
variRbly lose If you continue TO foster
quacks, fakirs and misrepresented
goods.
Tho land for the creamery has been
purchased OF Daniel Ferguson and Is
heated just north Of the high school
building on the bank OF the creek and
workmen have been busy this week
ynding or otherwise making prepare
rations for the building. stone, brick
AID other material has been placed on
the ground and everything will be
dane by Mr.. Fuller To rapidly push 10
completion This new enterprise. Far.
mere, give Mr.. Fuller encouragement
BY patronizing tho creamery, keep
none but high grade COWS on your farm
and you viii find that no other branch
Of your business VIII pay you swell.
The Alma College Glee Club which
sang in Central hall on Tuesday even
ing would probably have given much
better satisfaction u we had heard them
before tho Schillcrs, but coming as II
did only one week after that highest
ryade of entertainment, 10 was not a.
well received. Tho club is composed
~ hoys. probably none over 81, whose
piccs are not fully developed, but
one can see that they all have good
vniccs and their training 90 far has
hen excellent. The performance was
hir, taking into consideration these
prints. They are fine lot OF gentle
manly young fellows and ia time will
make their mark In the musical world.