The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-03-06
Additional Expositions.

Buy your cedar posts from the Hol-
den Lumber Co.
Don't miss the new line OF wall pa
per at Grant Holden's.
Iale's doctors say there is lots of
sickness I'm and around Nal" at present
and they are kept constant on the go.
new line of spring goods in linen,
Batiste, Bediurd,, GInghams and spring
novelties at Beavis x Hutchinson's.
Scotch Observation-Disclosures sale
at reasonable price. For further par
ticulars and price call at the Expositor
Office, Yale.
Or. Wight, who attended Terry Mon
aghan's injuries, says that the old gen.
tleman is gaming and that il nothing
serious sets IN he will recover.
A goodly number attended the oys-
ter supper held at the residence OF
Lewis Armstrong Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the Brick Chapel Society.
Fifteen dollars was realized.
John Asman, state deputy, will or
game a lodge of the WoOdmen of the
World in Yale this Friday evening.
About 30 members have been secured
aud Others will be added rs soon as the
lodge gets in working order.
Born To the wife of Charles Znzo in
Emmett township on Friday, Feb. -, u
pair of nice, fat, healthy boys. Or.
Wight informs Us that this u the third
case he has attended IN which twins
have been born IN the past fifteen
months.
The work of moving the old Presley
residence recently purchased by +. III.
Drake TO the center of the lot and re.
modelling same has begun. When the
work Is finished Harvey will have az
neat and model "A residence as can be
found in the village.
Yale has been flooded with baled hay
| for the past week or more. There have
been seventy loads here at one time
waiting 20 be unloaded. Several thous-
and tons are stored In the different
sheds and barns about the village At
the present time. II is almost impos.
sible TO get cars to ship.
VIM. Fitzgerald wishes TO announce
that he is now occupying his old stand
and INVITES all hrs old customers and
as many new ones as possible 20 favor
| him with call. Mrs. Fitzgerald has n
nice stock of bazaar goods and Is doing
fine business. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzger.
aid are very thankful To their many
/ friends for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them.
The Lady Maccabees are enjoying
themselves greatly IN their contest for
new members and To- get old ones out.
| Unique and pleasing programs are pre-
pared and given alternately by the
sides each meeting. Lizzie Evans Is
captain of one side and Mrs. Ellar the
other. This contest will end in June
whom the victorious side will be ban
quoted by the defeated ones.
Samuel Eshleman, who has spent
the past two years in the Canadian
| Northwest, came home last Thursday
for short visit. lie expects 10 move
/ his family out there some time next
month. Mr.. Eshleman has taken up
800 acres of land aud will go 10 farm
| ing on his return. While away he has
been working I'm n saw mill most OF
the time and says the country agrees
with him. Ray, who went with his
father, is now some where in Oregon.
! Through some Misunderstanding II
has been said that my granddaughter
has claimed mittens that did not be-
long to her. Now | wish to ask the
School Board If there is any way that
can be provided TO protect children's
clothing. Her clothing has been dam
aged in many ways, her mittens were
taken and she proved they were hers
but her teacher for some reason was
not willing for her to claim them.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Chas. Montney.
Harry Jardine, who Is stopping ut
the Messenger House in Port Huron
and who has been working for three
days past for the jerks Shipbuilding
company, awoke the inmates OF the
hotel Thursday morning with loud
cries for help. When an effort was
made to enter his room u was found
that the door was locked. The guests
on gaining admission found Harry stiff
fened out on the floor In great agony.
lie said he had taken strychnine. DR..
Mclean was called aud soon got Eiar-
~ entirely out OF danger. The taking
OF the strychnine was purely acciden-
tai.
Otis skinner. who has given to the
stage many notable productions, prom
Uses in "Lazarre" another fine dramat-
ic offering that ought to appeal TO
every lover of good stage art. Mr..
Skinner has spared no expense IN his
revival of Francesca da Rimini." the
play presented by him last season, and
he intends to maintain the high stand
ard as producer that he has achieved
with the Boxer play. Mr.. skinner has
undoubtedly increased his reputation
by his performance In "Lanciotto,"
and established n clientele of new adj
mirers throughout the country. His
leading woman this season will be
Nannette Comstock. Edison theatre.
Port Huron. Monday. March ..