The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-21
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The Racket.
G.. G. Aleisel.
John Hutton.
l.. Roy Fuller.
Grant Holden.
Wharton * Co.
Mathews n Wight.
Wallace Ballentine.
Rounds * NanCamp.

Village election Monday, March lOth'
DIR. Yuill will leave for New York
City Saturday evening 10 be absent hYe
days.
heen's ware rooms tomorrow (Satur-
day afternoon.
IL. Campbell, County Commissioner
of Schools, Is visiting the schools of
Yale and vicinity this week.
Have YOU heard the latest iish story?
All kinds of fresh, sailed and smoked
fish at Holden's meat market.
Washington's birthday will be OBJ
served by appropriate exercises IN the
Primary school this friday afternoon.
James Adams and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine baby boy at
their bone west of Yale, born Sunday,
February 10th, 1902.
Mahlon Bearss aud wife, who have
been residing at Brantford, Ont, Tor
some time. have moved to Dryden,
Oklahoma Territory. The best wishes
of their Yale friends go with them.
The sky looks bluer, the sun shines
brighter feeling of youth and strength
creeps over the soul after taking Rocky
Mountain Tea made by the Madison
Medicine Co. 80 cts. Grant Holden.
The weather the past week has been
all that one could wish for. Tuesday
n binding snow storm was experienced
and since then II has been warm
enough to lie on the sunny side OF n
building.
Mrs. r.. II. Drake gave crokinole
party TO few relatives aud friends
last Monday evening. About ten
couples assembled at 1.-THE Pines" and
passed very pleasurable evening.
Games, music and dainty lunch COM
bined TO while the time away.
al have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for n number of years and
have no hesitancy in saying that 1t is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
Group have ever used I'm my family.
have not words to express my conf
dence in this remedy. j. a. Moore
North Star, Mich. For sale by Grant
Holden.
over 400 farmers attended the meet
ing called ut Peck on Tuesday night
by the promoters OF the Yale, Peck.
Sanilac Centre Il bay City railroad.
| The meeting pledged $4,000 bonus
| for the road aud committee was APP
| pointed 20 raise IL. Work on construc-
| ton will probably begin at Emmett n
soon as the frost is out of the ground.
Mrs. Weaver, whose headquarters
are at Flint, was IN Yale this week in
the Interests of the ~. Joseph Home
for friendle less children. She spoke in
the NJ. T.. church on sunday and on
Wednesday afternoon To the NJ. +.
Union at Mrs. Henry Whites and TO
the l.. 3. ) OF the Presbyterian church
at Mrs. McCol's. The two societies
voted 20 furnish and send box To the
Home.
Brockway Lodge, No. $40, f. 4 A.
NJ, at their regular meeting last even.
ing accepted the invitation given by
Marlette Lodge, No. 3i3, +. a A. NJ.
TO visit their lodge and confer the
second section of the 3rd degree, Brown
City Lodge TO confer the first section,
on the evening Of March 18th. A
special train will be run from Yale. re-
turning the same night. All masons
desiring To accompany the party will
so inform Wallace Ballentine w. NJ,
or James Sweet secretary. The train
will leaye Yale at $3.50 p. m. standard
time stopping at Brown City for the
members there. Arrangements will
also be made 20 stop at Avoca on its
way UP lTOIl iOlh
! The c. T.. :. social gotten up by the
young people of the Church of Christ
worshiping in Brick Chapel, came of
last Thursday evening At the farm
home OF Joseph Carless on Sec. 81,
Brockway. The night was all that
could be desired, clear and cold, and
the roads good, and the young folks
of the village aud vicinity turned out
I l.. L.
sent, 10 enjoy an evenings entertain
ment. The home of Mr.. Carless IL an
ideal place for an entertainment of
this kind, and MIR. and Mrs. Carless, and
Misses Matte and Merry lost none of
their reputation In the manner OF treat
ing the guests OF the evening. Oysters
and other delicacies were served up in
rich abundance. Proceeds 26.5O. The
young folks applying this fund for the
promotion of church work.
Seven rigs filled with bright Eastern
Stars, thirty-two in number, braved
the bad roads and drove TO Peck on
Thursday evening, per invitation, TO
visit the Chapter there and perform
the initiatory work. Eight o'clock saw
them at their journeys end where n
warm aud hospitable welcome awaited
each one and after the degree work I'm
which four candidates were passed, the
company was inyited 90 the hall below
to partake OF n most bountiful supper.
A pleasant, social time was spent until
twelve o'clock and the return journey
Co Yale was made, with no mishaps al.
though the roads are perhaps as bad
as they haye been for years. The night
was an ideal one, beautifully bright
and not cold. All enjoyed the even
ing To the fullest extent ana say they
hope Co be invited to Peck again.
Yale Grange will meet again at 200
o'clock sharp Saturday, February %,
NJ their hall upstairs IN Union Block.
AZ the request of many who were un.
able To- attend last meeting state Or.
ganizer CGmpfiold has extended the
time for closing the charter until above
date. All who can possibly come In
at that time are earnestly requested TO.
This Grange now has between 80 and
80 members and before many moons
the promoters expect 10 have the ban
ner lodge of the county. The organi.
Zation u founded on solid basis and