The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-10
a Tribute.
In arr OF in warfare
lie dldn't excel.
But he minded his business
And did very well.
Come to Yale to trade.


Raspberries and cherries are on the
market this week.
Mrs. l.. Snyder is no better this week.
She Is constantly growing weaker.
Washington LOL will attend the cee.
bration at Marlette next Monday In "A
body.
VIM. Blackford and sons are push
ing the work on the chimney at the
power house.
Clyde Richards. OF Mayyille, il the
new clerk in Rounds " NanCamp's
hardware store.
Burglars entered Waterman's store
at Peck Tuesday night. Nothing was
noticed missing.
There is certainly enough money
spent on the road TO ruin 10 keep IL IN
excellent repair.
Drop into Windsor's barber shop and
take a bath these hot days. You will
feel much coolor and better.
Mrs. Adam Petit died NJ her home in
Roseburg Wednesday. She is AN old
resident OF the town and highly re-
spected.
II you intend going away on visit
this summer call ut Wallace Adams
and get n yalise, telescope or trunk
Right prices.
Are the bugs eating your potato
vines? Don't let them. Get some OF
our paris green. Guaranteed TO kill.
Mathews q Wight.
OES regular meeting next Wednes.
day evening In Masonic Hall. All
members are requested 20 be present
and visitors will receive cordial vel.
come.
The Yale Cornet Band will give
dance In Central Hall, Yale, Friday
evening, July 18th, for the benefit of
the bend. Everybody invited. Bill
only 30 cents
a fine Expert Prince colt was foaled
on Tuesday by Paisley x kelley's mare,
Sunola I. 10 Is almost a perfect pic
ture of the old horse and money can.
not buy him.
The great and only Andrew Reed
has been making Yale admirers visit
this week. lie says he "just returned"
/ from year aud half stay in VAN
couyer, Il. c.
The Canning Factory began opera
| tons on Tuesday afternoon. The COM
pany has about 200 acres of peas 20 be
/ taken care OF besides large acreage
/ Of tomatoes and corn.
An annoying feature in summer is
/ the way the pests hang on like grim
/ death. We can guarantee the speedy
! determination n our poison tly paper
/ Is used. Grant Holden.
Mrs. ". C.. Wight entertained about
! twenty-fOur OF her lady friends last
\ Friday afternoon. Small tables were
/ set iu tent on the lawn and every
| thing made pleasant for the guests.
! Charles Ferguson was bitten by Wal.
| ter l,eddicline's dog one day last week
and now the dogs hide Is hanging on
\ the fence. Charley does not propose
To take any chances of having hydro.
phobia.
stock raisers will be interested in the
new al. OF James +. Ferguson which
appears IN this issue of The Expositor.
lie has several head of thoroughbred
cows and bulls for sale at his stock
farm near Almont.
Suit was begun last Friday against
James Wallace for killing robins on
complaint of John Mathews. The
trial which was called for Tuesday of
this week before Justice Ballentine
was postponed until to-day, friday.
q. W. Smith. of Port Huron, Deputy
Supreme Commander, il in Yale this
week for the purpose of organizing n
supreme tent of the knights OF the
Maccabees. lie is meeting with fair
success and 1t Is altogether likely n
tent will be instituted here.
We received a card from J. q. Roode,
principal of the Bad Axe schools, last
week requesting Us 10 send his paper
until September TO his old home Mt
Meanwataka. He also stated that he
was going to Boston to attend the Ma
tional Teachers Association.
About thirty-hve young friends of
Ethel Fraser entertained her in 10th.
ian's grove on Thursday. A pleasant
afternoon was spent by the young peo-
pie. Miss Fraser is here from Ocean
Beach, Cal, on visit 10 j. b. Francis
and family.
Several young lady friends OF Franc
Jones happily surprised her Tuesday
evening by calling upon her. remind
! ing her that IL was her 18th birthday.
A pleasant evening was spent with
games and social chat and Mrs. Black,
who was the author OF the surprise,
served them with fruit, ice cream and
cake.
Next Monday evening the annual
meeting OF school district No. ! Brock
way township. will be held in the high
school room. Trustees Currier and
Martin retire, and there will be two
elected in their places. One trustee to
| fill the vacancy on the board in place
OF Harvey Tappan, resigned, will be
elected. All tax payers and others in
terested in the schools are requested
TO be present.
John Jurdan has purchased pair
Of Angora goats which he will place on
his farm in Greenwood township. 10
is said that these goats placed among
Hook OF sheep will protect the sheep
against the attacks of dogs. Owners
of large tracks OF land IN the northern
part OF the lower peninsula keep herds
OF these animals for the purpose of
clearing the land of underbrush. The
mohair taken from tho goats backs
/ Is very valuable.