The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-10-10

See the statuary in Grant Holden's
drug store.
You will find news and not nonsense
In the columns of The EXpositor.
The Yale Furniture Co. has big
line of dining chairs. Come and see
them.
Grant Holden has fine assortment
of shell souvenirs ranging in price
from l0c 20 zoe. See them IN his show
window.
Pigs For Sale-I have few pigs five
weeks old for sale on my premises one
mile north and one mile west of Yale.
Ashton W. Smith.
Mrs. Marion Johnson and family
now occupy the brick residence Of JAS.
| Browns next 90 the VI. L. church, hav.
ing moved therein the past weeks
Secretary Herbert and director DAN
iel Foley were 40 Miudcn City the first
of the week In the interests Of the
Michigan Farmers Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance Co.
The Michigan Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. OF ~. Clair and Sanilac
counties have rented the suite OF
rooms over Rounds q NanCamp's
hardware
We manufacture the best grade of
bushel crates and those In need are
invited To- call on N IN rear of Shaw *
JohnsOn's blacksmith shop, Yale.
Baxter Bros.
| She's radiant. witching, wondrous
gem that beautiful, blushing wife Of
mine. She Is an angel on earth, so YOU
can be, only take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Grant Holden.
The weather man Is certainly partial
10 Sanilac Centre and Capac. This
weeks weather for the fairs at both
| places has been about what II should.
he. 4 number Of Nale's citizens are
attending one or the other.
Ed. Shoehy has rented his farm
south and west of Yale to Thus. CAva-
naugh and will move 90 Yale a. soon as
| he dispOses of his farm stock and i'm.
plcments by public auction which will
be sold between the 10th and 10Th OF
October.
The exhibition Of the smoke consum-
ing Hot Blast Alright Florence in
| front of John Hutton's hardware,
"Wednesday OF this week. attracted
considerable attention. Those who
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| pronounced u one of the most wonder
ful discoveries of the century. You
can see this stove on exhibition now ut
| Mr.. Hutton's hardware.
VIM. NanInwagen, well known
citizen of Richmond, died last week,
aged 6S years. Mr.. Nanlnwagen ran
4 stage between Memphis and Rich
mond years ago and was also "A deputy
a L.. g.. - 80
n time, then for number of years was
a successful hotel keeper in Richmond
| being genial and popular man among
men. Deceased il the father of Mrs.
Frank Gillian, formerly OF Yale.
The annual meeting Of the Eastern
| Michigan Press Club will be held at
Trenton this friday afternoon, for
which an elaborate program has been
arranged, consisting of addresses, cleo.
| ton Of officers, ride ON naptha launch
es or social session and dance, finally
winding up with n banquet Mt Hotel
Fielder. Secretary Marvin has arrang-
ed this outing and he never under
takes anything but what proves to be n
success.
j. X. Denton, proprietor Of the Rich
mond Marble Works, was IN Yale the
/ nrst OF the week and set M n hne
monument in Elmwood cemetery for
| Mrs. Albert LutL, over the grave OF her
deceased husband. 10 j. of snrcopha-
gus style with raised lettering which
u an Improvement over the old style
inscription. The base Is I feet 6 inches
| by feet 10 inches, height feet inch.
es. IL Is OF dark Barry granite and
now stands among the many other
| handsome stones IN ElmwOOd.
A party was given ot the residence
Of Beni. Evans Monday evening in
honor OF Miss Mae. The Single Dozen
were present with few other young
ladies and the usual complement OF
young gentlement. The evening was
made thoroughly enjoyable with games
and pleasant conversation. Many re-
grets were expressed that Mae should
be leaving Yale as she IL most 10y.
able young lady, and the single Dozen
are inconsolable at the loss of two of
their number now, DOda TurcOtt and
Mae, but all were one In wishing the
latter safe journey 10 New York and
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