The Yale expositor., 1904-05-06
@. q. Newton
At Central Hall, Yale,

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40 Central Hall, Yale,
Monday evening, May och.
The brook trout season opened May /
Geo. Graham has improved his mouse
by a coat Of paint.
h. +. Pratt has given his barber shOp
front n neat coat of paint.
Hadn't you better take the ExpOsi,
tori Nearly everybody else does.
Dr. y. G.. Lathrop will 20 to Peck
every Tuesday 10 do dental work.
Thirty-nine excursion tickets were
sold at this point Sunday for Port Hu-
ron.
Will Yale celebrate the glorious
Fourth this year? II 20, It's time t.
prepare.
Born to the wife of John l.. Patter.
son at Brockway on Sunday, April "a
1904, "A son.
Garden tools are now IN evidence
SO also u the pungent OdOr OF burning
rubbish heaps.
Prof. Kellogg and family now &C
cupy Frank Middleton house ON
kennefick street.
Mrs. Brown has fine liNp OF spring
millinery which she will br pleased u
have you inspect.
fAs bAAhAh hAAh AhNNANf NlN Hhh
nicely located in their new residence,
having moved last week.
Alex. Reid " carrying his left arm in
n sling haying sprHiued his wrist while
at work IN the livery stable.
Edgerton Bros. have finished the
stone foundation tor Andrew DePeel's
new house on Mechanic street.
The village Board of Review met last
ErtNau nj NafnrHau and 4 IA A,
assessment roll OF the village OF Yale.
DR.. Stevens has workmen engaged
erecting new dwelling on the Joseph
Ehrick property, corner Mill and Ken
nehck streets.
Frank Middleton has decided To go
to Richmond with his bowling alley
OUTFIT and remain for the summer or
so long as II pays.
Mellon Ferguson has purchased the
candy store of Herman Sponenburg
and took possession Thursday. We
Wish Nell every success.
Nicholas Hayes has been seriously
III this week with his old attacks. He
now lies IN n stupor and the family are
apprehensive over his condition.
The worlds fair at st. Louis opened
on Saturday last. The Michigan Press
sh00hNihNiOl tADtCN W btIOlt
May l3 and go by way of Chicago.
Samuel White Is making a vast inn.
provement IN the old skating rink
building. lie will brick veneer 1t and
tear out the old front and put in new
one.
VIM. Henry, OF Yale, and Maud
Flood, of Croswell, were married in
Port Huron, Tuesday, May 3. The EI-
position wishes the happy couple every
success.
Thos. Holden and family expect to
move To- Brown City as soon as n suit.
able house can be found. Art Schleg-
elmlch AMI wife will occupy Mr..
Holden's house.
Word reaches us from Caro- that the
suit started against Carl Stoner has been
thrown out of court. This will be good
news for Carl's Yale friends who be.
lleved him innocent.
Mrs. llennessy slipped on the back
stairs at her home IN the south part OF
the village and sprained her ankle.
She was laid up for a day or two but Is
now able to move around.
Mrs. Alice Moore lost her pocket
book somewhere between her home
and Mary street Thursday afternoon
and desires the finder TO return 10 this
office or herself and receive reward.
James Sweet informs III that in TAX
ing mp the water pipes IN front Of the
hardware store of Chas. Rounds ne
found frost AT depth Of 4 feet and
does not know how much deeper 1t
had gone.
Lutte Mcdonald for many years
resident of Brown City moved to May.
vile Monday where he has secured
Ia butcher shop. sue.
cess to you Lutte is the wish of your
friends here.
Would IL not be good idea TO go TO
Grant Holden's and see that line of
wall paper that be has reduced in price
TO make room for other goods? You
will surely find some bargains among
these patterns and be able to make
your house look like new for few
dollars. Call early.
On Friday evening. May 18th, the
congregation is to cele-
brate In the church the ninth anniver-
cary of the organization Of their church.
also the third anniversary Of the dedi-
cation OF the church building and ut
the same time hold their annual con-
meeting. Various exer-
and intellectual will be
be enjoyed and everybody is cor daily
invited to be present.
The following from the Huron Tri.
bune Is an index Of Prof. Roode's pop
ulsrity at Bad Axe, which we are
pleased to note of one of YAle's former
principsls:-"The seniors, Of the high
school, seven in number. pleasantly and
surprised Prof. Roode on
Monday evening, the occasion being
his birthday anniversary. Before leay-
ing they presented Mr.. Roode with n
bound volume Of Whit
tiers poems"
John Bowman has begun suit in the
circuit court for divorce from his wife,
Caroline Bowman. The couple were
married IN Canada In 1889 and lived to-
gether until 1908. Four children were
born to them. Bowman claims his wife
sold his home which was i'm her name
and ran away with Edward Preston and
Is living with him at Perrinton. Gratiot
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