The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-08-12

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Mrs. Geo. V. Reid hes beautified her
residence by having II neatly painted.
A number of the young people of
Yale spent the day ut Lakeport Tues
day.
The threshers have their machines
in good working order and are out at
work again.
Walter w. Manley and wife, of SAM
lac Centre, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a son at their home.
Stephen Barr has crew of carpen-
tiers at work building fine large barn
on his farm just west OF here.
Samuel Reichard left a basket of
apples at the publishers home on Fri
day last. He has our thanks for same.
Miss Dayy who was injured two weeks
ago was moved to the home of Dan
Mulligan where she is getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart McNulty are busy
getting settled in their fine new house.
Miss Cudaby, of Chicago, IL the guest
of Mrs. McNulty.
Presiding Elder Steele will hold
fourth quarterly conference in the NJ.
f. church, Yale, Monday, August 18th
at O'Clock A. NJ.
The body of Mrs. Arson Gunsolus,
who died about twenty years ago, was
removed from the Moore cemetery to
Elmwood on Monday.
NJ. +. church will be held at Adrian
September 18th. Bishop Nicely will
occupy the chair at that time.
Carpenters haye been busy the past
week changing the shelving in l.. F.
VanCamp's store. Frank is arranging
to put in a full line of heavy and shelf
| hardware.
A social party was given by the
young ladies of the town in Central
Hall Monday evening in honor of the
baskerville ball team. A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all.
The Junior Aid of the West Brock.
way NJ. p. church will serve water
melon, ice cream and cake in the
church basement on Thursday even.
ing, August IS. All cordially invited.
The Roseburg NJ. f. Sunday school
will give New England supper in the
Maccabee Hall, Roseburg, on Thurs.
day evening, August 18th. Admission
l0cts. Music, Port Huron ice cream
etc.
John Hutton has been in Detroit
this week with his little son Clifford
whose eyes have been troubling him
for the past year. The treatment
being given him, it is hoped will afford
relief.
Chicken pie social at Mrs. Jas.
Browns Saturday evening, Aug. l3,
from 5 O'Clock until all are served.
Supper l5c and Csc. Under auspices
of Church of Christ, Brick Chapel. All
| come.
A special election was held at Capac
| on Wednesday to vote upon the prop
osition of bonding the village for the
additional sum of $500 for water
works. The proposition was defeated
| by vote of nine to one.
In letter received from Rochester
we learn that Mrs. Bertha Robinson,
formerly of Yale, ia at the st. Louis
Exposition where she is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Robinson's health has
been quite poor and she thought the
change would do her good.
Grinnell Bros. of Detroit and Port
Huron, have placed in the NJ. f.
church Grand Vocalian Organ.
Their pipe organ representative and
player, Mr.. K. Fuller, will be here on
Sunday and will play the Vocalian at
both morning and evening services.
VIM. Gilfoy. who was sentenced to
20 years at hard labor by Judge
Tappan, was taken TO Jackson prison
on Wednesday where he cried like
baby. 1t is said he did not realize the
import of his sentence until conyict's
clothing was placed upon him and his
hair was cut.
Contractor TAFT. of Battle Creek, is
here with q gang Of carpenters and la
borers and the work on the new addi-
ton to the high school building is be-
ing pushed with all possible haste. 1t
is hoped to haye the building COM
pleted and ready for occupation before
the 30th of November.
Rev. Thompson and wife returned
from Simpson Park campmeeting
Monday. Mr.. Thompson, who was to
deliver an address there on Saturday,
was called to Port Huron where he
filled the pulpit at the First NJ. E.
church on Sunday. While at Simpson
Park he took part in many Of the dis
cussions.
Fred Lapien, farmer living in
Greenwood township about seven
miles east of Yale, was kicked in the
stomach by q vicious horse on Satur-
day evening last. Up to Wednesday,
DR.. Pollock who was attending HIM,
thought there was a fighting chance
for the injured man, but on that day
he began to fail and died today Fri
day. at noon.
julie Hennessy has decided that in.
door life is rather too combining for
HIM and that he would feel the better
for more exercise in the open air. So
his position in John buttons hard
ware store as bookkeeper, has been
relinquished and julie has taken up
the life insurance business. We wish
him good success and better health.
Letta Meharg has been engaged as
Jules successor.
DIR. aud Mrs. Pelton, who have made
their home in Yale for the past year
will go to st. Louis 10 see the sights of
the Exposition and afterwards Will
make their home in Chicago. Their
household effects were sold at private
sale August and 10. DR.. Pelton is a
minister of the gospel as we'll as n med