The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-09-18
F. e. G. Baxter.

Invitations have been sent ont by
Rounds a. NanCamp 90 par;ake of a
cup OF coffee and hot biscuits aud 20
witness the working OF the Great Ma
jestic steel and Nalleablc Iron Range
40 their store from sept IS 90 Oct 3
TIC Yale Wooden Mills has Just put
iu q new Cardiug machine to replace
the old ono which was not doing first
class work. new fan for conveying
wool mas also been put into the mill.
The concern Is enjoying large bust
ness. =
Lew Zayitz has purchased the steve
Curv!u place and moved therein this
week. VI. Irwin and family will oc.
cupy the Ovens house vacated by Lew
IayiiZ. Ed. Scott has vacated the Cur
win house and moved into Geo. McIn.
tyres house OF First street.
In conversation with Moses Burns,
ir., one day this week he informed us
that he was not candidate for the
Office Of register of deeds of Sanilac
county. The newspaper talk i'm recent
issues OF Sanilac county papers was
without foundation. lie says should
he ever seek the Office he will issue
formal announcement.
Mrs. Della Hunter, wife of Noble
Hunter, editor Of the Capac Journal,
died suddenly Sunday morning, while
sitting at the breakfast table, surround
cd by the entire family. from paralysis
OF the heart. aged about 40 years. She
| left husband and three children, two
girls and one boy, Edna, aged Is, Ethel,
I aged II, and Noble. aged years.
This week we corrected our mailing
/ list and find that The Expositor has
/ huI IL Ia "A
\ three months. Those Of you who have
/ paid your subscriptions during that
/ time please look az the label and see
\ il you have been given proper credit,
/ II not, let this Office know at once.
! There are some subscribers who are In
arrears and we would like TO have
this class look us up.
J VIM. IL. Morgan was at Detroit last
week attending the annual reunion of
the 5th Michigan Cavalry, Of which he
was a member The reunion was held
In the Fairbanks GAR hall. There
were about 300 members OF the lst, 9Th
9th and 7ih Michigan Brigade Of Cay
airy in attendance. lie also attended
the fair NJ Pontiac and says tho best
thing he saw was the marching by the
| LOTMM.
Il becomes the painful duty of The
Expos.ior this week 10 chronicle the
death OF the months old child OF
MIR. and Mrs. Hiram lIOlcOmb which
departed this life ON Sunday, Sept
18th. The funeral was held on We'd.
. nesday morning ut . O'Clock from the
Sacred Heart church and the inter.
ment was made in the Il. G.. cemetery,
Rey. Fr. Cullinane officiating The
parents have the sympathy OF the en-.
tire community.
Arrangements are In progress TOR n
. grand concert TO be given by the Yale
Citizens Cornet Band In Central Hall
on Thursday evening, Oct. /. This en-
tertainment will be iirst.c class In every
particular and will consist Of violin,
vocal and cornet solos, readings and
recitatiOns, piano solos aud duets, Sc
lcctions from the entire band, also
songs by the Yale Male Quartette. A
program Is being prepared that will
equal, " not surpass, any concert of
like character ever held in our village.
This concert is given for the benefit of
the band and when we mention this
we know our tOwnspeoDle will patron.
ize II literally. We will try and secure
the program TO publish In next issue.
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