The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-01-09

Girl wanted at once at Hotel Jackson.
Colds are prevalent in Yale these
days.
A fine line of shoes and rubbers at
Boards.
Music furnished for balls and par
ties. Enquire of &. &. Holden.
All kinds of canned goods are kept
constantly on hand at II. p. Boards.
Girl wantcd-to do house work-at
once. Enquire of Mrs. Geo. Cough.
Good wages. =
Wallace Adams is giving a big re.
duction on blankets and robes for the
next 80 days.
W. ". Lord, who has just recovered
from a serious siege of sickness, j. able
Co be out around again.
Mrs. T.. X. Beecher entertained her
sunday school class of girls at . o'clock
tea last Saturday evening.
All silycrware sold at discount
through January nj Rounds 4 Van
Camps, before inventory February !.
II. G.. Martin has inagurated one
fourth of sale and is offering some big
bargains IN dry goods, boots. shoes, etc.
Next Wednesday Is regular meeting
of Yale Chapter, O.E.S. Initiation,
Every member Is requested To be pres
ent.
The Dominion Cow Tie il the thing
for farmers. All complete chain and
steel bar for pc at Rounds n Van
Camps.
Isaac Menerey has been suffering
with inflammation of the lungs for
the past week but he Is much better at
present
Cour, Yale, No. 800, LO.F., will IN.
tall officers next Monday evening,
January -, after which "a banquet
all bee served at The Paisley.
It's hard To- define real beauty. Rare
and beautiful women everywhere owe
their loyeliness To Rocky Mountain
Tea. 80 cents. Grant Holden.
The one-day state Farmers Institute
to be held In Yale has been changed
from January lith as announced last
week 10 January 18th. Next Tuesday
b. the date.
Nellie Eilrick, of Bay City, has sold
part OF the foundry property, corner
OF Keuuiiick and Mil streets 10 Andrew
pepoel ON which site the latter will
erect q coupl" Of residences 90 rent or
sell.
The Armada Graphic celebrates the
advent ot the new year hy enlarging
tu SIX column quartp. The Graphic
D wide awake, uewsy local paper
and deserves the prosperity u Is en-.
joying.
I'd. Dullie will not 60 go Brown city
as stated 900 last weeks Exposition. The
deal between him and Joe Ecgan fell
through. Ed. will 60 90 Kansas CITY,
Mo-, where nc expects Co gcta position
in the street car offices with his brother
Frank.
VIM. IiOdgins aud fhos. McGrettan
have sold their hay press uutiit TO
/aCharia Falkland Charles These
gcutlemeuare experienced presscrs and
wish To suy Co those desiring work done
ln their line to give them call. The
press Is loose baler.
Mrs. Eva Black q Co. haye moved
their millinery business 10 the Or. Clyne
building next door south of Evans n
Epapp's meat market where they will
be pleased 90 meet all their old Gus
toners aud n many new ones as may
favor them with call.
VIM. 10. icarmOnt. cashier OF Yale
State Bank, entertained number of
gentlemen friends at his home on east
North street Monday evening ut pedro.
Charles Rounds received the first prize
and John Holden the consolation priZe,
after which refreshments were served.
A very pleasant evening was spent.
Asa Russell has leased Daniel Fer
gusOn's ice house and pond and will
furnish ice % all who desire Il next
summer. The pond from which the
ice u cut contains nothing but pure
spring water and the ice i ~ clear as
that taken from Lake Huron. Asa
will look well after the business and
we wish him success IN ms undertaking.
New Years uighta party OF Brock
ways young folks were royalty enter
tanned nj the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shannahan. The evening was
spent in playing pedro and old maid
IN which game two OF Our young ladies
were thoroughly convinced that they
were really To be old maids. They are
now looking for house pets, such "a
cats and parrots. Anybody having such
pets TO spare please call phone 2i7.
The hopes of Capac people that there
would be peat manufactured in their
vicinity for consumption as fuel this
winter, are slowly fading and coal
prices still loom up high above them.
Much machinery Is being placed IN the
new peat factory and things are shap.
date is set rs yet as TO the time of start
ing up. Editor Hunter has been pre-
sented with small specimen Of the
fuel which was manufactured IN De-
troit from the Capac Boys. lie keeps
IL under lock and key.
w. w. Iayitz, OF Sanilac Centre, and
Merit Kelley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chauncey Kelley, werequietly married
Mt the home of the brides sister Mrs.
ID. W. LivInggood in Detroit, saturday,
January 3. 1908. Both young people
are well and fsyorably known in Yale,
and the Expositor joins with their
many friends IN wishing them peace
and happiness and n long life. Mr..
and Mrs. Iayitz were in Yale Monday
evening. returning TO their home ia
Sanilac Centre Tuesday, where they
will go TO housekeeping.
James Newell. who owns n fine farm
south of Yale, j. one of Brockway
townships most prosperous farmers.
Although he suffered the loss of a
a. a -. - g. II.