The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
Additional Expositions.

Born to the wife Of Prof. j. @. Roode
ON Saturday, Sept. Il, at Mcauwataka,
a daughter.
Miss Simmons will open dressmaking
rooms in her home In Yale, Sept. 81 &.
and invites the ladies To call.
Our store will be closed on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Sept. % aud %, IL be-
ing Jewish holidays. j. /. Rosenthal.
The appraisers In the estate of the
late Jas. +. Lutz find that he left 81 800
IN real estate and 81 ,0S2 in personal
property.
The Yale High School foot ball team
will play the Almont team at the Ca
pac fair Thursday, Sept. 81, for II
purse OF SIS.
The social dancing party IN Central
Hall Tuesday evening was attended by
about fifty couples. A very nice time
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ililliker will cell
ebrate the twenty.hfth anniversary of
their wedding at their farm home east
of Yale on Friday, Oct. ID.
At the Yale Clothing House YOU will
find n beautiful line of ladies', misses
aud children'e winter coats. see Us
before purchasing elsewhere.
The march played by May Fitzger-
aid at the opening of the dedication
exercises Of Sacred Heart CHI ch WAS
her own composition and called 81.
Marie's march.
DO You need new carpet or per.
haps some mating or % ucs rug TO
cheer things this full? III so, call and
see what Beavis ~ Hutchinson have
got TO show you ia this line. They can
please you.
The highest score yet made by any
person 40 the bowling alley was re-
corded one day this week by Henry
Welch when he bowled $3.50. There Is
no question bat that Henry will have
the largest bunch OF cigars this week.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies entertained y few
friends Thursday afternoon IN honor
of her sister, Mrs. II. G.. Mansfield. In
a guessing contest Mrs. Mclaughlin
won first prize and Mrs. Fuller consol-
alton. Ice cream and cake was served.
Bcrnice, the i-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden was n very
sick child Thursday evening and her
parents were alarmed 40 her condition.
Acute indigestion Is the cause OF the
sickness. She Is much better today
Friday.
Mrs. VI. Iallead WAS quite seriously
/ injured on Friday last While riding
on load of grain the wagon listed
and she fell 90 the ground. injuring
her internally. She being n heavy
woman, her injuries may prove serious
although her friends hope for the
best.
Sunday, Sept. 9th, will be observed
as annual Rally BAY In tho Prcsby.
terrain sunday school. A special pro.
gram is being prepared, the church
vii. be appropriately decorated, and
every member Is especially requested
| to bee present.
The rule established by the Board OF
Education OF School District No. !, in
1901, requiring children of school age
to start at the beginning OF the spring
or fall term, will be enforced and the
school board ask that each parent hav.
ing child to begin school 10 please
bear this in mind.
The Toe club, composed of young
| ladies. entertained like number OF
young gentlemen Friday evening of
last week at the home Of Christie Park.
| The lawn was decorated and lighted
with Chinese lanterns and numerous
hammocks were strung among the
trees. merry time was spent and
ice cream and cake was served. The
party was given in honor OF Clara An
drese who leaves for school soon.
Jas. Brown has n word TO say 10
those who may be interested. lie has
| for years been freely loaning HE books
to those whom he supposed would be
fair enough TO return them after nav.
ing free reading at his expense.
Looking over his shelves he finds many
| vnlup,na f,ataainor VU hiah Ia rrizaa yarv
| highly. Some of those he knows "a
whom they have been lent and some
he does not. Now he would esteem il
not only favor but as n just right,
that parties hereby reminded would
return said books at the earliest con.
venience.