The Yale expositor., 1902-02-14
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G.. G.. Meisel.
II. &. Martin.
John Hutton.
Yale Furniture Co.
Rounds * Nancamp.
Village caucus next week Thursday.
Mrs. +. X. Beecher is suffering this
week from the grip.
Cook wanted-Inquire of Mrs. j. b.
Paisley at the Rapley House.
Mathews Il Wight have a fine Assort-
ment of fancy and comic valentines.
See their adv.
Notice the card in the society direc.
tory for Green Valley Camp, No. 1894,
Modern Woodmen of America.
The case OF DR.. Yuill vs. August VIII
ley was settled in the circuit court last
week Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Will
ley paid SIC doctor bill and S22 costs.
Last Monday morning Thos. Wharton
received the sad news that his youngest
sister, Mrs. W. II. Redman. was dead
She had been sick only about three
weeks with pneumonia.
Reader-lou will confer lasting Ia
vor and receive n reward, II you will re.
port the name of dealers trying To- sell
you a substitute for the Madison Med
icine COS Rocky Mountain Tea. Graut
Holden.
Treasurer u. A.. McKeIth wishes 20
inform all who have not already paid
their taxes that they must give this
matter their immediate attention and
pay before February oath. After that
the roll will be In the hands of the
county treasurer.
The grand ball and supper given in
Michaels' Hall Monday eYeningof this
week was n decided success, and all
who attended are we'll pleased. The
hall was crowded and not one went
away without expressing him or her
self IS having had a happy time. The
management deserve credit for max
ing the occasion pleasant for all.
DR.. Warner Cornell. Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave-, over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted &.
His next visit will be on Friday, Mar.
18th. lie will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day In the month except
Fridays.
Alfred Shelters and Will Foster, two
young lads of the town. were arrested
last week charged by Jos. Langbridge
with entering his house east of here
and making way with bedding, false
teeth, etc. The boys were brought be-
fore Justice Ballentine, plead guilty to
the charge and were fined 81 each and
Sl.jO costs. Both of the boys paid
their fines and the costs and were dis.
charged.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Billings
OF Melvin, occurred at the home of her
parents on Tuesday of this week. Mr..
Wellington Hendrea, of Saginaw. IL
the happy groom. Frank Putney and
Mary Chamberlain, from Yale, at
tended the wedding. Many friends
and relatives were present and the
nuptial ceremonies were very impress
sive. The bride and her sister as brides
maid were dressed alike in white and
looked indeed handsome. The two
young ladies are well known in Yale.
Silas l.. Ballentine, n pioneer bust.
ness man Of Port Huron, died Sunday
morning last after short illness OF
week, which illness was not considered
dangerous, but heart trouble set I'm on
Saturday and he died as above stated.
Mr.. Ballentine was born In Calais, Me-.
IN lsl5. In 1867 the family came 20
Michigan and in 1860 he entered Port
Huron store as clerk. A few years
later he become owner and has ever
since been engaged in the mercantile
business. Always an active business
man, he helped build the narrow guage
Ry, was connected with the City Elec-
trio R'y and was one of the founders
OF the Commercial Bank. Mr.. Ballen.
tine was a Republican in politics and
was a legislative representative at the
time of his death. lie carried "A large
amount OF insurance In different orders.
Ills wife, who was daughter of the
late h. g. Farrand, survives him, with
three children, Mrs. Emma Hinchman
Ut Detroit, Miss Kate Ballentine and
Farrand Ballentine. The funeral ser
vices were held from the residence on
Military street on Tuesday afternoon.
w. III. Ballentine of Yale. brother of
deceased. and wife and other relatives
from here, attended the funeral.