The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-10-21

| ~ OcutIdi Ildllt are,
Friday evening, Oct. 81. 1904.
Election day two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Don't you think it is about time to
pay the printer. l
Apprentice wanted to learn millh-
cry. Mrs. Jas. Brown.
John Edgerton is building a new
house on his lot on Mary street.
$4,000 to loan on real estate at rea-
sonsble rate. Apply to j. A. Rapley,
Yale. o.
You can buy a good steel range with
reservoir, high closet for 1922 at Chas.
Rounds
The Exposltor from now until Jan.
1906 for only $1.00-in advance-toi
new subscribers i
A good assortment of washing ma
chimes. Every one guaranteed. For
sale by l.. F. Vancamp.
A fine new line of lace curtains iust
opened up at The Two Franks, priced
from 75cts to $500 per pair.
The unsightly mudhole in the pass
ageway to the south of the First Nation
al Bank has been filled up with earth.
number from here. attended the
turkey rattle at Jno. behring's last
Wednesday night, and all report an
enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Caldwell are
moving this week on to their new farm
which they have bought near YALE
Belle River cor. to Cspac Journal.
Eve know you will be sorry if you do
not take advantage of the opportunity
you now have to get Food Chopper
at a eduction in price. Do not forget
that John Hutton has them, and for q
very few DAYS will give you bargain.
We keep a complete line of under
wear IN woolens, flannels and fleece
lined goods. We also have large line
of heavy flannel and wooden outside
shirts. Call and see them. J. l. Rosen-
thai.
Several of the younger grades were
taken by their teachers into the
woods Monday and Tuesday after
moons, studying nature. The weather
was beautiful and the pupils enjoyed
their treat.
II. G. Maloney, at one time connect
ed with The EXpostor, and who has
been working in Alpena for the past
three years, last week moved his fam
lily to Detroit, where he has accepted u
situation.
An evening class in German will be
organized next week, Miss Hickox as
teacher. All persons desiring to take
the course should see Mr.. Kellogg at
once, as only limited number can be
accommodated.
Thelma Minis celebrated her eighth
birthday last Saturday afternoon by
inviting number of her little friends
to her home. A merry time was en-
joyed playing games and the five
O'Clock supper found them all ready
to do Justice 10 1t.
Miss Barbour, vino was in Yale last
winter for several weeks, is occupying
the pulpit Of the Presbyterian church
each evening this week. Miss Barbour
has very attractive and winning man.
ner in speaking and her audiences are
always interested.
: John Anderson has traded his house
and lot in the village of Yale to VIM.
Ii. Ballentine for sixteen acres east OF
town. Mr.. Anderson will erect house
on the place into which he will move
as soon as possible.
, The Yale Expositor came out last
week all home print. The ExposltOr
il one of the best country weeklies in
lDls sSCIlOu Oh the slhlb anu VIC COh-
graduate Bro. Menzies on being able to
give his subscribers an all home print
paper.--Memphis Bee.
An east bound freight train was
wrecked at Abbotsford on Sunday
night at 6:15. 1t was caused by the
e train breaking in two and going to-
gether again. Three cars were ditched
and traffic was blocked for six hours.
r No one was seriously hurt.
VIM. Lewis who has been employed
at the Jackson House for couple of
wears has severed his connections with
that hostelry and will 60 to Rose City
where ne has a fine farm. Mr.. Lewis
, is very obliging gentleman and was
well liked by everybody during his stay
| here.
Mrs. Eva Black and family were
startled one evening this week, about
half past nine, by some prowler falling
. up their steps and against the door.
Some muttering was heard but repeat
ed calls failed to make the fellow ans
wer aud he departed more silently
than he came.
9 Despite the hope that the fire call
$ would not again be sounded the alarm
/ was given last Friday morning and the
blaze located in G.. NJ. Sparks residence
: on Main street. An explosion had oc-
4 cured from the gasoline stove but the
: fire was quenched before Company No.
/ / arrived on the scene.
Chas. Tornow, having decided to
). quit the hotel business, will give
D grand farewell ball and supper at
/ Hotel Fargo, Fargo, Mich, on Thurs
v day evening, Oct. 81, 1904. First. class
+ music will be in attendance and the
best of order will prevail. Bill $1.00
and all are invited to attend.
:; Warren Roadway, Uncle Sans faith
y full mail carrier, has been very sick the
!! past week threatened with appendi-
u citis. His place is being temporarily
Q taken by Clare Minis. The many
friends of Warren hope to see his
" familiar figure again on the route be-
i tween the Pere Marquette depot and
o down town.
d A game of base ball has been arrapg-
It ed to take place at Riverside Park,
~ II.