The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-01-16
Parker Concert Co.


occupies the John Henry house.
j. +. Chandler is out again after n
couple of weeks rest with n crushed
ankle.
A few more fur coats left. DO you
want one at reduced price? III so call
nc the Yale Clothing House.
George Wilson is home from Flint
where he went last week expecting 10
secure job IN n carriage factory.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy gave an afternoon
tea Wednesday To several lady friends,
in honor of her mother, Mrs. Tillot-
son.
Monday evening next, January 10,
is the date of the Parker Concert Co.
entertainment TO be held in Central
Hall.
II you wish TO haye smooth, soft
hands and unbroken lips use Rose
Cream. made and sold by Mathews Il
Wight.
A lot of people are finding great
bargains in our duck coats. Come
early, only n few left at Wallace Bal
lentines.
Thomas Holden has been confined TO
the house for the past week with sick
ness. We hope TO soon see him on the
street again.
The Presbyterian Sunday school has
organized normal class and will have
the first lesson Thur sday evening, Jan.
90, at the church.
Fatal kidney aud bladder troubles
can always be prevented by the use of
Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by all
Druggists of Yale.
You want the best always, but es-
pecially when you buy dress goods.
We have the best and One.fourth OIL.
Wallace Ballentine.
It's hard TO define real beauty. Rare
and beautiful women everywhere owe
their luyeliness TO Rocky Mountain
! Tea. 50 cents. Grant Holden.
Georgia Stouer has been dangerously
/ ~ with inflammation of the lungs at
| Flint but is some better at this writing.
I Her brother Will, Of Pigeon, was
| called there.
4. ;. ReinhGrt, Of Marlette, has
/ started a cigar factory upstairs in the
| Harnden building. lie IL an expert
I enced cigar maker and will no doubt
/ do we'll here.
Found on the road between Yale and
my farm horse blanket. Owner can
/ have same by calling at my place one
mile south and four miles east OF Yale.
| james llllliker.
The West Brockway Junior Aid met
/ at the home Of MR.. Joseph Edgerton
\ m Speaker last Wednesday. Bessie
\ smith accompanied them. II was u
merry sleigh load no doubt.
An entertainment, consisting of dia,
/ logues, rectatiOns, vocal and instru.
mental music was given ia Cleaner
| Hall, Greenwood, on Tuesday evening
/ A t..s "a.
Isaac Menerey has had very hard
/ tussle with inflammation of the lung,
during the past two weeks. The TX.
( positor II pleased To inform Mr.. Men.
urey's many friends that his condition
u much improved and his physician
has every hope for his recovery.
The liith anniversary OF Scotland
national poet, Robbie Burns, will be
celebrated by 1t. Andrews Society al
the new Mcdonald House in SanilaC
/ Centre on Friday evening. January %
| The entertainment will consist of
| speeches, songs and recitations by the
best local and outside talent, dancing
and bagpipe music. Everybody wei
| come.
The Sanilac sugar Refining Compa.
| ny Is now taking contracts for the
/ growing of sugar beets for the cam.
! paign of 1908. Before you take con.
\ tract with any other company, read
! the contract offered by the SanilaC
Sugar Refining Company, and satisfy
/ yourself that they are offering as lilo
eral n contract as can be secured with
any company. 35.i2
our item In regard 20 the entertain
ment given by MELVIN Robinson IN the
| lecture course, was inadvertently omit
! ted from the paper last week. We will
only say that "a an impersOnatOr Mr.
/ Robinson Is very good indeed, holding
/ mis- own with "A half dozen or more
/ characters on his hands. Ills rendition
of David Garrick" pleased his au
/ dience fairly well.
The eight young ladies comprising
! the +. @. &. club with corresponding
number of gentlemen friends, enjoyed
n sleighride down TO l}rockway Wednes
day evening where they would have
been delightfully."- entertained at thu
hos pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hold
gins had Il not been for the sickness oil
Mrs. Hodgins. The happy party re,
/ turned home somewhat disappointed
n 4. T.. Leayitt this week purchased
\ the laundries lately conducted IN THU
village by Lara Middleton and A. l.
Parish and will merge the two int
one. adding steam. Mr.. Leayitt vii
make other improvements as som n
possible, giving his customers first.clas
service. lie Is n hustler I'm every sens,
of the word and will no doubt draw
an increased amount of trade from
other towns. Success TO the new pro
prietor.
The Minneapolis Evening Tribune o.
December 80 has been handed us by
William Fitzgerald, which paper con
tains an account of the killing of A. r
Kelly, "a nephew of Mrs. Fitzgerald, nj
so of Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Patricl
Heron. While I'm the employ of hi
country I'm the Philippines, in n hand
| to-hand combat he was treacherously
killed by bolomen. Mr.. Kelly did gooC
service in the Cuban war and on goinJ
To- the Philippines he served HONORABLE,
as n soldier and was appointed an in
spector of the Philippine constabulary
lie was only IS years OF age.
John Sheehy had an experience
Monday morning that will probabl
not be repeated very soon. Mrs. Shee
by, thinking u was six o'clock. callei
her husband and son and the thre