The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-02-26

buy your Hll anhlllH NJ hhllAce bais
/ lentlnes' while the remnants last.
The average depth of snow in north
ern counties Of the state Jan. 81 was
| 1888 inches.
W. y. corsets, the only corset for
comfort, style and durability. Sold by
Wallace Ballentine.
George Mcintyre is suffering from
another attack OF rheumatism, al
though he Ia still able TO be around.
Mrs. +. l.. Scott, of Burlington,
Iowa. will sing at the NJ. +. church
next Sunday morning and evening.
We notice by the Sanilac County
Republican that Dr. VIM. X. Iuill has
been quite seriously i'll during the past
week.
The Atheneum society meets on
| Tuesday evening in the high school
room instead OF Monday rs we stated
last week.
How are your hens laying our
poultry food Is the best remedy you
can give Improbable or SICK hens.
Corner Drug Store.
These old fashioned winters may be
bracing and all that, but they are not
healthy. The doctors are all a. busy
a. bees in clover patch.
II will soon be sp-ing and you will
want To- do some house cleaning. Re.
member you will lind some very pretty
tints in wall finish at Rounds.
II by all the signs displayed by the
paper on your walls you find you will
need new paper this spring you had
better go 10 Grant Holden's for it.
j. r. Holden and son Floyd, of
Brown City, have purchased a drug
store at Indian River. Floyd will 20
there and take charge of the store.
| Luke Woodruff and family who were
burned out last week Tuesday, are
now making their home in the house
ON the VIM. Hodgins place near Rose
burg.
Look ut the label on this paper. If
you are In arrears make n point to do
what you can towards squaring your.
self on The Expositor subscription
books.
Winter coughs are apt To result in
consumption If neglected. They can
be soon broken up by using Foley's
Honey and Tar. For sale by all drug
gists OF Yale.
WANrED:-Men or women local rep
|
Large commissions. Cash prizes.
Write !. y. Trainer, so East Washing
ton Square, New York, y. y.
Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb, Omaha:
81 owe my good looks and nealth 10
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. Have
fully regained my health" Tea or
tablets. 30 cents. Grant Holden.
The teachers examination which
was advertised for Feb. %, at Port
Huron, has been postponed until
March II. II. X. Phttengill is expected
To be- present and deliver An address.
Elston Clark, of Cumber, who has
been very sick with inflammation of
the lungs. at the home of his brother.
n. T.. Clark, mas so far recovered IA to
be able to return TO his home tO.mOr-
row,
Last week Thursday night Alta Nor
gan and wife and j. Plant, were nearly
a-phyxiated AT the residence of Mr..
Morgan in Port Huron. Physicians
succeeded in resuscitating them Friday
morning.
Ihos. Clcmence, who has been look
ing after the freight shipments at the
| Pere Marquette depot for some time
past, has been transferred to Saginaw.
+. Kirkpatrick, of Unionyille, "a the
new man here.
John Crowley, Sr., pioneer OF Em-
met township and veteran Of the civil
war, died on Monday, Feb. %, aged 81
year-. lie settled in II. Clair county
IN 1853 and was respected citizen for
half century.
The special eyangel-tic services held
al the Presbyterian church have come
To AN end and the results are highly
/ gratifying 10 the congregation. Quite
"A number have united with the church
and Others still are To unite IN the near
| future. Next Sabbath, Feb. y, az the
regular evening service the rite of hap
t-m Will bee administered TO number
Oi persons.
Dr. Chauncey stevens, who l. prac-
| ticiug veterinary az Byron, proved HIM
/ self tO be- hero one day last week
when he endangered his own life res
cujug George Noble, an employee on
the Comstock stock farm, from the
teeth 90 vicious stallion. The ugly
brute then turned on the rescuer and
OtGcrs bat was shot before doing furth-
er damage.
IN our ISSUE of February -, We made
q mistake M our writc.up of the Far
rah-Bcuiamin wedding. They were
married in Yale at the ". T.. parsOn.
age by Rev. j. u. Reilly. joe informs
u- that his name h j. 4. Farrah instead
of j. X. = Farrer, IA we had u. Hop.
ing that our mistake will have nothing
% do with their future happiness we
hereby apologize.
X. :. Patterson, one of Port Huron's
most prominent business men died
rather suddenly on Fridayof last week.
oyer 30 years ago MIR. Patterson came
TO Port Huron poor boy and by faith
ful conscientious effort, finally sue
ceeded To the business of his old EN-
ployer, Mack Walker, and for many
years has been the leading jeweler,
book seller and music dealer In the
!. city.
The Holden Lumber Co. last week
sold several large bills OF lumber To
prospective builders. Among others
was a bill for fine large barn being
built by Michael Mcconnell ON his farm
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