The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-12-23
Tomlirson Stock Co. ut
Central Hall, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Salt sea and shower baths at Wind
sor's barber shop. Try one.
Don't fail to read Mathews q Nights
sd on last page. You will miss good
thing if YOU do.
Fred Beadle has been appointed
postmaster at Melvin IN place of War
ner Simmons, resigned.
A goodly amount of snow fell Tues
day, but the sleighing is not yet overly
fine. One sees more wheels than run
ners.
When buying Christmas presents
don't forget to call at Griswold d New.
ellis and look over their stock OF holt
day goods.
Call at Hutton's and look at the
handsome knives, forks and spoons In
Oneida Community silver sold with a
% year guarantee.
Among the real estate transfers we
notice that Euphemia Brown has sold
to Robt. Armstrong land In Brockway
! township; consideration, 5000
Rev. ]. A. Thompson will be in Port
Huron next Wednesday attending a
ministerial convention. He will take
! DhIl III u lAOOiOSiSoA NiSSN9S'O''
AS the rummage sale will be held
throughout the week q complete re-
port cannot be given in this issue.
! Next week we will state the success OF
! the venture.
If you haven't time TO prepare Hol-
LISTERS Rocky Mountain Tea, it Is now
made in tablet form also. Get pack
age already to use. Makes you we'll;
keeps you we'll. Soc. Grant Holden.
Registered Bull For Sale-I have e
registered Durham Bull, color red, 3
years old and fine animal, which l
| will sell at bargain Reason for sell
! ling have had him two years. L. II.
Parkinson, ] mile west of Yale. 34.2
Clear your walks of snow. People
| do not find it very pleasant tramping
through foot of deep snow on the
sidewalks. There are plenty who
shovel their paths as soon as possible
after fall of snow. Then there are
others who do not.
The Melvin Monitor-Pilot is the
name of the new paper started by Joe
Kavanaugh in the hustling little town
on the northwest of us. 1t is a six
column folio, with a splendid adver-
Using patronage and an interesting lot
of news in its pages. Success to the
new born.
AS is his usual yearly custom our old
friend, X. S. Bennatts, sends US beau
tiful 1905 calendar from Tacoma,
Wash. MIR. Bennatts is In the staple
and fancy grocery business and is do
ing well. Thanking you Robt. for the
gift we wish you merry Christmas
and happy new year.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer. will sell
by public auction at the premises,
miles south of Yale, or l mile north
and mile west of Brockway village,
on Tuesday, Dec. 9th, horses, farming
implements, wagons, buggies, house
hold furniture, hay, straw, apples, po-
tatoes. Everything will be sold. Il.
II. Ellar, manager.
The Tomlinson Stock Co. will be at
Central Hall the first three evenings of
next week. This company comes
highly recommended, handling MOTH
ing but the best of plays. Every MEM
Der an artist. Admission 10, 20 and 80
cents. On Monday night each lady
when accompanied by lady or gentle
men holding reserved seat ticket
will be admitted free.
! On Wednesday last, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Hall, at Roseburg, occurred the
marriage of their daughter Sarah to
Chas. Graybiel. The ceremony was
performed by Rey. j. A. Thompson,
of Yale, in the presence of only few
invited guests. After the ceremony
the happy couple left for Canadian
points where they will spend their
honeymoon with friends and relatives.
May Joy and peace accompany them
through their life's journey is the wish
of The Expostor.
The Sunday school pupils of the
Church of Christ will give cantata
next Sunday morning at 1000 q. m.
This will constitute the regular Xmas
exercises. All children and patrons of
the Sunday school are invited t. be
present. After these services will fol-
low the regular preaching services.
1.-THE pastor will deliver q special SER
mon appropriate for the occasion. The
! subject of the evening discourse will be
the "Second Coming of Christ" A
special Invitation is extended to all to
attend.
VIM. ii. Morgan served during the
war of the rebellion as cavalryman in
the 5th Michigan cavalry under Custer.
During that service while carrying his
lgun slung by strap oyer hisshoulder,
the strap caused small sore on the
left shoulder. The sore spot staid by
him all these years, not causing much
annoyance until this fall, when it de.
veloped into tumor. One day-Nov.
18--when in Yale, he had the sore OK.
smined by Dr.. Wight, who Informed
him that il was a tumor, that 1t was
ripe, ana urged him to haye it taken
out at once. Mr.. Morgan consented
and, without taking an opiate, the
tumor was cut out. Mr.. Morgan was
in town Tuesday for the first time since
the operation and is rapidly recovering
his health and ngth.-Capac Jour
nal.