The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03
Additional Expositions.

Read Rounds q Nancamp's adv. this
week and learn what IL In store for you
II you are n good guesser.
The Expositor and Detroit To-Day
both one year for only 800. This
ie Ia out-of-town subscribers.
Try guess on the Acorn .Planished
Steel Range which is on exhibition I'm
Rounds x NanCamp's hardware store
window
One of the fiax mill teams INDUCED
IN lively runaway on Saturday which
resulted in one of the horses being in.
lured 90 badly itwGs necessary TO shoot
the poor animal and put IL out of mis-.
cry. The team was u very valuable
one.
Nina Newell has been rendered a
position IN Fort GrntiOt and will take
mp her duties ON Monday, January 9th.
The ExposltOr Is always glad TO learn
of any of our townfolk getting respOn-
sible positions and the best wishes of
the publisher goes with her TO her new
home.
Richard Kerwin, Thomas Turner and
sylvester Robinson, Port Huron lads
sentenced last March TO loniR for two
years for arson, have been paroled by
Governor Bliss. The boys set fire Co an
old barn the Halloween previous 10
see how quickly the fire department
could turn out.
Architect John G. Kaumier looked
down n shaft in the new Bush build
inc, Port Huron, and ton weight at
tRched To- the elevator came down and
rested on his head, tanning II against
a timber. Ills lower lip was almost
severed, his teeth driven in and the
base of his skull fractured In spite of
this II Is not believed he IL dangerously
hurt.
The custom OF issuing 3O.day return
tickets which has been IN practice on
the Pere Marquette railroad since IL
organization was discontinued January
lst. 1902. Hereafter only one way
tickets can bee purchased and these will
be valid after day of issue. No reduc-
ton IN the fare has been made and
what reason D. given for tins change
we have not learned.
The ExpositOr has not said anything
for week or two about the new hotel
Paisley, yet the good work IL going on
rapidly. The second and third stories
are about completed and the work on
week the boiler for furnishing the
steam To heat the building arrived and
is being placed in position in the base.
ment. II will be but Il short time now
before Iale's new hOstelry will be op-
en- to the public.
Rev. Thos. burr has returned from
bis New Mexico trip feeling much inn
proved In health. While IN that coun-
Ia. al IL H.
formed him that his trouble was not
consumption but one that Is durable.
As the expense of staying there was
very great, not being allowed 90 nee
his voice IN lecturing from the Flat
form, he decided TO return TO his home
and friends i'm Yale. lie Is taking
treatment and IL is hoped that he may
soon regain his usual good health.
George Mcintyre, +. b. Fuller, and
Or. j. b. stevens, the committee Sc
lected by the business men of the vii.
lage to solicit the bonus for the canning
factory started out on Tuesday and
secured over 5000 for this enterprise.
Yale citizens are all interested and are
taking hold and subscribing literally.
IL rests with the farmers, who will be
more directly benefited by the addi-
Albh VI bAi9 Ahctpil W Ait loNll lu-
dustries, TO donate freely and help the
committee in their good work. As the
promoters desire 90 have the factory
built and in working order TO receive
this years crop the bonus should not
be delayed.
Prof. Homstreet, the worlds great
est magician, mindreader, hypnutist
and Jolly prince OF all fun makers,
captiyated his audience in Central
Hall Wednesday evening. The young
woman he placed in hypnotic condi-
ton at noon and who had been sleeping
in one of Holden's drug store win
dows during the afternoon, was awak-
ened by the professor in Central Hall
and came from the trance in good con-
dition and seemed TO have just come
from a sound sleep. Plenty of fun
was furnished during the evenings
performance and the audience was
we'll pleased with the exhibition. Prof.
Hemstreet will be with Us the rest of
the week and we predict good houses
for him.