The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-01-30
Ice Carnival,
Tuesday Evening.
February Sra, 1913. Come.


In the race of life il Is not the fast
man who comes out ahead.
Re sure and hear Ralph PArlette at
Central Hall, Saturday evening.
Mrs. James Wallace is improved af-
ter two weeks siege of sickness.
All the new styles in hats Just re.
ceived at the Yale Clothing House.
Rounds q NanCamp have Just re.
ceiyed one car load of woven fence.
Don't miss Parletle, the Hog Creek
sunshine maker, next Saturday even
ing.
Herb welch is around on the streets
again after "A severe sickness from ty-
phoid fever.
Fred Jones is the new carder in the
wooden mills, IN place of Angus Deem
ert, resigned.
Mrs. 4. 3. Fuller is having consider.
able trouble with blood poisoning in
one OF her fingers.
Easter is late this year. Good Friday
coming on April 10th and Easter sun
day on April 18th.
Merry Makers at Central Hall. this
friday evening. Go and have good
laugh, u will do you good.
Ephraim Mitchell has moved into
the rooms over the Yale State Bank re-
Gently vacated by u. A. Mckeith and
father.
Two very pretty paintings, in water
colOrs, haYe been placed IN the Gram
mar room. The work was done by Mrs.
Geo. Allen.
Fatal kidney and bladder troubles
can always be prevented by the use of
| foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by all
Druggists of Yale.
/ It'shard To- define real beauty. Rare
and beautiful women everywhere owe
! their lOveliness To Rocky Mountain
/ lea. 80 cents. Grant Holden.
Emery n White will give another ice
carnival at the rink, weather permit
ting, on Tuesday evening, February 3.
| Dodgers viii be gotten out later.
You will miss rare treat If you do
not attend the lecture 90 be given by
Ralph Parlette, humOrist, at Central
Hall, saturday evening, Jan. 81.
DO you play that interesting and ex-
citing game, finch? Mathews n Wight
have Just received n new lot and you
can get all you want at right prices.
Domestic Sewing Machines are now
| handled nj Rounds n NanCamp's hard
ware. II you wish 10 get one of these
celebrated machines be sure and call.
Watch ont for the bear and his shad-
Ow next Monday. OF "A certainty the
weather for the next six weeks will be
just rs the sign goes. II always Is you
know.
will 1908 be lucky or an unlucky
year? II contains the number l3 and
all the figures added amount 20 10. In
the months OF February. March aud
November, the 18th will be on Friday.
The Ladies Missionary Society, Of
Ayoca Presbyterian church will serve
"a Valentine supper in Smiths Hall,
February 18th. supper at q o'clock.
After supper beautiful Battcnburg
cushion will be disposed Of.
The Yale Dancing Club will give
grand ball and supper at Central Hall,
Friday evening. February 9th. Music
by FIuney's Orchestra, pieces, Of De-
troit. The Club Is preparing for a
splendid time on above date.
Toledo, o.. "St. Pauls church was
filled aud II laughter is better than
medicine the entertainment was worth
dollars 20 the audience, for every mo-
Is sure of warm welcome whenever
he returns TO Toledo. Toledo Blade.
All this week warmer, foggy wealth
or has prevailed, eliminating early
Thursday morning In very heavy rain
storm. The snow IS nearly gone and
walking or wheeling Is very disagree.
able. Colder weather came Friday
morning, accompanied by "A strong
west wind.
T. II. Parkinson believes in keeping
up the quality of stock raised on his
farm and has just recently received
from l.. +. Connard, standard breeder
of very fine stock. thoroughbred reg
istered Poland China SOW and young
hog. George Middleton has also pur-
chased "A thoroughbred SOW.
Nellie Hughes, of Flint, young lady
who made many friends in Yale while
visiting her parents here two years ago
last summer, entered the Convent |. II
NJ at Monroe the first OF October, and
was professed TO the Community of
Sisters on the 10th of December last.
She IL known by the name of "Sister
Julia"
In reading the Gladwin Record Of
last week we learn that one of our
former townsmen, ID. Mills, met with
50 800 loss by fire on stock and build
ing. Insurance 81 400. other build
ings and stocks were burned and the
entire loss amounted 10 $4,000. Mr..
Mills will build brick block IN the
spring.
The second annual ball which was
held IN Maccabee hall by some of
Brockway's young men was largely at
tended and all reported an enjoyable
time. A delicious supper was served
by the ladies, and when the supper
hour arrived Patrick Mcmahon and
Thomas Kennedy kindly offered their
services as walters, their help being
highly appreciated.
Hon. Justin X. Whiting has been
very III the past week and II is reported
that his life Is IN danger. lie Is suffer-
ing from bile poison, with n tendency
10 congestion of the brain. A change
for the better in Mr.. Writings condi-
ton took place about II O'Clock We'd
nesday and his Improvement has been
maintained. Thursdays daily papers