The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-05-29
l.. b. Spaiford,
Central Han. Yale.
Thursday evening, June 4th.

lhuI-uhN evening" j uue fln.
Call and look over my line of line
and working shoes. j. /. Rosenthal.
NJ. NJ. Holcomb has frightened his
house boy giving u fresh coat of paint.
New suits for men in black and blue
serge just received AZ Yale Clothing
House.
Ease ball at fair grounds between
Peck and Yale tomorrow Saturday
afternoon.
". II. Palmer ia buying wool this
season. lie Is using the old skating
rink building
The Yale State Bank and First Ma.
tioual Bank will be closed all day Sat.
urday, memorial day.
Mrs. Albert Jackson, who was re-
ported very sick last week, Is consider.
ably better At present writing.
John Ellsworth is making "a number
OF improvements about his house and
premises ON kenneiick street.
The foundation Of Frank NanCamp's
new house on corner OF Kennetick and
Wood streets Is nearly completed.
Frank Smades has given no his po.
siuOn as clerk of Hotel JACKSON and
expects soon to go To- ST. Louis, Mo-, to
work.
Mrs. Daniel Ferguson fell off a chair
IN the new house Tuesday striking her
cutie bad bruises.
III. +. Beard will have carload Of
potatoes for sale the first of next week.
Those wanting few bushels had bet
ter leave their orders at once.
The board of review of Brockway
township completed its work on We'd
nesday. Only n few slight changes
were made IN the assessment roll.
Maud-Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the best girl living,
less-whRt-unless she took Rocky
Mountain Tea. Sensible fellow. 80
cents. Grant Holden.
Chas. Reeves, who is employed in
the vicinity OF Yale, Ayoca and Fargo
looking after the interests of the
Brown city Grain Co., expects to move
his family to Yale in July.
DO not forget Tuesday, June ID, at
| Hotel Paisley. you can consult the
eminent specialist, Or. Noorhees-no
matter what your disease call and see
HIM. CURES GUARANTEED.
James Brown received announce.
ment OF the death of his sister, Mrs
JaS Allan, at Perth, ont. last Friday,
May 30. Mr.. Browns Yale friends
sympathize with him in his sorrow.
Unknown persons attempted To gain
admission to- the home of Mahelle and
Hugh Ferguson on Friday night last
but were foiled, the inmates hearing
the NOISE and frightening them away.
he Columbia Phonograph Com
pany, 81 Grand River avenue, Detroit,
headquarters for graphophones aud
talking machine supplies of every
kind, will send you catalogues on APP
, plication.
Give the children Rocky Mountain
| Tea, this month, makes them strong,
! makes them eat, sleep and grow. Good
/ for the whole family. A spring tonic
! that makes sick people we'll. 80 cents.
! Grant Holden.
Mrs. sarah Holden has sold her
/ farm OF 80 acres located "A mile and
/ halt east and a half mile south OF Yale
tu John lngraham, OF Inlay city. Mrs.
| Holden and daughter Emma Will move
10 Yale toreside.
The EXpo-itor j. thankful to county
clerk Bartlett for a neat folder con-
tHiulng "A complete list of supervisors.
clerks, treasurers, commissioners of
| highways, city, village and county Of
! icers OF -. Clair county. 10 Is very
handy for reference.
Isabel, the two.year-old daughter of
Chas. ;. Brown, fell from the front
stOOp OF their home ON Friday night
last and broke her right leg. Drs. Pei. |
ton and Codrington set the fractured |
limb and the child is now doing as we'll |
rs could be expected.
The new iron bridge has been placed |
in position across Mill creek In the |
northwest part Of Brockway town
ship and accepted by commissioner |
Edgerton. The Port Huron Bridge |
Co. did the work and il was satisfac- |
tory in every particular.
About twenty-five guests gathered at |
the home OF Neil Stirling in Lynn |
township, Monday evening, May rs, |
TO celebrate his fifteenth birthday. |
The evening was pleasantly spent by |
playing games, etc, after which "A
dainty lunch was served. Ill returned |
TO their homes at an early hour wish. |
ing Neil many more such pleasant |
birthdays. A goodly number from
Yale were present.
The proprietors OF the Fashion nj
Fort Huron are holding dissolution |
sale and the entire stock consisting OF |
the newest and most up-to-date ladies'
and misses tailor-made suits, fine dress
skirts In silk, etomine and cloth and n
large line of walking skirts will be sold |
out. The sale commences on Monday,
June and will continue until every |
dollars worth Of goods IN stock Is sold.
Notice ad In this issue.
ley in Yale the fret of next week.
Wherever these gentlemen have been
they have met with good success, con.
Quoting their bowling alleys in n re-
spectacle and orderly manner. We
were shown several letters of recon-.
mend as Ia the character of these gen.
tlemen, the letters also stating that
the bowling alley furnished amuse.
ment for both ladies and gentlemen.
No cigars or tobacco are sold or allowed /
in the tent and no profane language /