The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-04-15
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Sugar snow sunday night.
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Regular meeting of Yale Grange
next Thursday evening, April "a.
Rev. Thompson preached for Rey
organs at the NJ. l.. church in Peck
last Sunday.
The White Star Line opened the Sea
son Of navigation from Detroit 10 Port
Huron on Monday, April IL.
Geo. Cameron has purchased the
stone dwelling on Mill street of John
Newell and moved therein last week.
John -. William, and family. ~
Peck, have moYed To Rock Island, H..
John viii go 20 work in a. csrriage
factory.
G.. l.. Messer, cashier of the Nbrlette
State Bank suddenly left to'u last
Saturday and his friend, can let us
trace Of him.
The churches, society halls md all
public places have been gwen permits.
sion by the local board If health 90
hold meetings from now on.
According 70 the Peck Times Miss
Parkinson Is enjoying a line trade ~
the millinery business al that place
and Is pleased with her venture.
II Is clean. IL Is funny. Its educa-
tional. IL j. the best thing on the road
Is the entertainment given by the lde-
al Entertainers Go and see IL.
George Parker on Saturday brought
To tho Expositur office bag of fine
eating apples which he presented TO
the publisher. We return thanks for
same.
Next Tuesday, April 10. Col. Ham
will give lecture IN Central Hall, u
being the last one ON the Public school
Lecture Course. Make a point to be
present
A meeting of the ~. Clair county
jury commission was held at the office
OF the county clerk in Port Huron ON
Monday At which time the list Of names
for jurors were selected.
Perhaps you are interested in cold
cures Just now. IL so Grant Holden
has some good ones to sell. Anti.
Gripine will help you to get rid of any
sort of cold. Try il to-day.
The G.nilac ~1uut, Gepub.iDa...
published At Sanilac Centre, has this
to say Of "A former Yale RESIDENT
"John Rogers and George Teets have
secured the contract for building
81 200 residence during the coming
spring for Mrs. Fanny Stonor."
X. G.. Mclaughlin has purchased the
building occupied by the laundry, of
j.. T., Dunn. \. +. Leuyitt will move
the laundry TO his own house in the
south part OF the village opposite
Ihus. Rapley's where he Will attend To
the wants OF his customers. Laundry
left at any Of the barber shops will be
given prompt attention.
Geo. G.. Luz Company, whose large
al appears IN this issue of The Exposi-
tor, are no strangers 20 Yale people.
Mr.. Luz was for many years connected
with Iciseps store IN Port Huron ana
last september purchased Mr.. Meisei's
drApcry stock. At that time the com
pHny opened IN the building formerly
occupied by the Cash Dry Goods Co.
and haYe since added u full line OF
carpets and wall paper. The manage
ment has had 10 years experience IN
buying and selling the class of goods
carried. A visit 90 this establishment
when IN Port Huron will repay you
Two men were recently disputing
over their respective churches. One
WAS q Methodist, the other n Presby-
terrain. Finally one of them called n
neighbor who was passing by and
asked his opinion Ne 10 which was the
only church In which TO be saved.
"Well neighbors," said he, "son aud
have hauled wheat TO mill nigh on To
forty years. Now there's two roads
that lead To the mill, ones the valley
road, 'tother takes over the hill, and
never yet, friends. has the miller asked
me which road ! took, but he always
asks,'Is the wheat good?'"
A meeting of the republican county
committee was held at the Union Ito.
tel, Port Huron, last Saturday after
noon for the purpose of making ar.
rangemenis for the coming campaign
and the calling of conventions. Chair
man spain +. Pcarce and Secretary T..
a. lady were present. BY unanimous
vote u was decided 10 hold the county
convention in Por; Huron on Thurs.
day, April ~, &c which time delegates
will be- elected TO the state convention
already called, 20 the congressional
convention to be held in Port Huron
May ~, aud 20 the state convention To
hereafter be called. The caucuscs
viii bee held IN the several townships
and wards OF the county ON Tuesday,
April 20, at 900 o'clock IN the even