The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-01-23


Hiram lolcomb Is happy. A son
was born TO his wife Tuesday.
Born to the wife of Fred Lewis, on
Wednesday, January 18th, n daughter.
Born TO the wife of John l.. Patter.
son, on Friday, January 10th, daugh-
ter.
Asa NJ. Russell Is busily engaged with
teams and men filling the several ice
houses in the village.
All kinds of playing cards with which
you can amuse yourself these long ev-
enings at Mathews Il Nights.
Ralph Parlette, the humorist, is the
next number on the Lecture Course at
Central Hall, Saturday, Jan. 81.
f.. II. Drake was quite sick on Wed.
nesday and remained nj his home. He
Is ut his office IN the Lutz Block today.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can always be prevented by the use of
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by all
Druggists of Yale.
A. X. Park has been busy the past
week or more getting out plans for
fine residences for DR.. A. Pollock, l..
II. Drake and Andrew DePeel.
The Croswell papers of last week
mention the fact that Simon Eshleman
and wife are happy over the arrival of n
nine pound boy at their home.
It's hard to define real beauty. Rare
and beautiful women everywhere owe
their loveliness To Rocky Mountain
Tea. 80 cents. Grant Holden.
Thos. Bell has been quite sick the
past week or more and needs constant
attention. Ills friends hope that he
may regain his usual good health
again soon.
This Friday evening Is the date set
for the dance TO be given by the young
people of BrOckway IN Maccabee Hall.
liill, including supper, zoe. Every
body invited.
Isaac Menerey, we are pleased to
state, II gradually getting better. lie
has no fever and the DR.. says that II
he does not catch more cold ne will
soon be around again.
The supper given by the members of
the X. e. church of Yale AT John La
wallis last Thursday evening was quite
largely attended and enjoyed 10y all.
Another one was held last evening at
Michael Sheehy's.
A. r.. Leayitt is placing the new
machinery for his steam laundTy IN
the Macarthur building this week. lie
will have Il all In position next week
and invites the public tu call and in.
spect his new plant.
Andrew Depce has had crew Of
men 40 work this week tearing down
the old'foundry buildings at one time
owned by EilriCk a. GTnuel!. This D.
another old landmark removed. The
site will be replaced 10y fine new resi-.
dences IN the early spring.
The last formalilies OF the election
OF General Alger 10 the United States
Senate were carried out by the Legis-
lature in Joint convention at Lansing
at noon on Wednesday. His commits
sion has been signed by Gov. Bliss and
forwarded TO Washington.
A danger signal is being placed at
the Pere Marquette Main street cross
ing in Yale. Although this is n dan
gerous crossing but very few accidents
have happened at this point. Now
that more trains will pass the manage
ment thought Il best TO protect the
public.
We are indeed honored, having this
week received from our old friend,
Robert : ljennatts, OF Tacoma, Wash,
check on the Bank of Prosperity for
the amount of three hundred and six
ty.fye happy days, value received on
our friendship. We thank Rob heart
lily for his we'll wishes.
The Sanilac Sugar Refining Compa-
ny is now taking contracts for the
growing of sugar beets for the cam
paign of 1908. Before you take con-
tract with any other company, read
the contract offered by the Sanilac
Sugar Refining Company, and satisfy
yourself that they are offering as lib
eral contract as can be secured with
any company. 35.l2
A useful compendium of sporting
statistics is the "Police Gazette sport
ing Annual for 1908. 1t contains the
records of all the prominent pugilists,
athletic, bicycle and rowing records,
including all the principle features i'm
the trotting and racing world and his.
tory OF the yacht races for Ameri-
cas- cup. Is yeritable encyclope-
dia OF sporting information, profuse.y
illustrated and sells for 10 cents.
Representative Edgar Weeks has
changed his mind about wanting to
get on some federal commission with
the salary attached, when his term in
congress expires March 4 next. What
he wants now Is to be appointed consul
TO Toronto, at n salary of 81 ,0O0a year.
lie believes the sacrifices he has made
in his private business by consenting to
accept the nomination for congress
four years ago entitle him to some
thing.
The Pere Marquette has made sever
nj changes In the running OF trains on
the Saginaw Division. The l:07 and
2:23 trains in the afternoon haYe been
taken off. In the morning the west
bound train lie an hour later, leaving
Yale at l0:45. Petitions should be cir
culated all along this division and pre-
sented 10 the management, asking that
the trains removed be put back on
again. A great accommodation was
given the travelling public In the run
ming of these two passenger trains.
which no doubt will be greatly missed.
On the inside pages Of The Expositor
our readers will find what Is being done
nj the nraaent aQaaion of tina leOialatnre