The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02

Rex Holden is jubilant over pony,
harness and buggy purchased for him
by his father.
positor building. Work will be pushed
from now on.
Hazel Paisley takes a great deal of
pleasure driving the outfit purchased
for her by her father.
| The village is putting in sewer on
the north side of North street from
Jones street to the creek.
A fine new desk has been placed In
the high room for the use of the pre-
ceptress, Miss Skentelbury.
Girl wanted to do general homework.
| Write OF call on Mrs. Harvey Tappan
S13 Prospect Place, Port Huron. 1-tf
The bodies of Hiram Allen and two
children were removed from Speaker
cemetery to Elmwood on Saturday last
| by relatives.
DIR. A. b. Spinney will be at the
Paisley, Thursday, June 20 from 8 a.
m. to 9p. m. Consultation in chronic
cases solicited.
On Monday Of this week Will Strevel
sold his dray to Warren Roadway, who
will conduct the business in connection
with the express.
Members Of the NYB club expect to
visit Port Huron in body next Mon
day. They are going for a good time
but do not say that the Wallace show is
the attraction.
The Junior Epworth League of the
NJ. +. church will give fish pond So
cial in the church one week from to-
night, Friday, June 9th, to which the
public in general is invited. Admis-
sion, 10c.
Chas. 'Montney has been busy this
spring identifying his premises on
First street. The house is neatly paint
ed and the grounds are greatly inn
proved. No prettier place can be
found in Yale.
Alex Sayles has purchased half the
popcorn interest of viii Menerey and
! together the boys have invested in a fine
| new popcorn machine and hereafter on
Saturday nights will operate both the
old and new ones.
A copy of the Port Huron Sentinel
the new official organ of the Democrat
ic party in st. Clair county is received.
It has large advertising patronage
and is filled with hot-shot for the re-
publican organization of the county.
Phil Walker has greatly improved
his dwelling this spring. New adj
ditiOns have been built and changes
made. The whole building is neatly
stained and penciled. Everything is
tasty and attractive about the premises.
LOsT-On the road somewhere be-
tween the First National Bank in Yale
and Cal Russell's corner on Wednesday
May 81, pocket-book containing
about S65. Finder will be literally re-
warded by returning same to Joseph
Carless, Yale,
Mr. Blaine Simmons, of Yale, Mich,
has been appointed to the position for
merly held by Mr.. Michigan, and en-
tered upon his new work last week.
Mr.. Simmons recently graduated from
the Owosso Business College.-M. a.
c. Record, Lansing.
A Sunday School Convention will be
held in the Allen NJ. +. church, Kenoc-
kee, on Thursday, June -, 1905. Three
sessions will be held, morning, after
noon and evening. a fine program
has been prepared for each session.
The public cordially invited.
a dairy meeting has been arranged
to be held in Central Hall, Yale, ON
Monday afternoon and evening, June
18th. Gov. Fred NJ. Warner and Colin
c. Lille are the speakers. 4 complete
program is being arranged, full an
nouncement of which will be made
next issue.
Under special training from the
teachers Misses Roy and Herbert, the
primary pupils gave delightful hour
to the other grades and visitors in the
high school room last Friday morning,
with fine program of drills, songs and
recitations. The May pole drill was a
pretty feature.
Felix Marquette, of Croswell, will
move his family to Yale next week
where he will engage in the well dig
ging business. Mr.. Marquette has had
many years experience in this line and
will probably get all the work he can
tend to. Himself and family are well
coined to Yale.
Advance Lodge, No. 10, IOOF will
hold memorial services in the NJ. T..
church Sunday June IL, at 2:30 in the
afternoon. Rev. w. II. Cole will de-
liver the address. Every Oddfellow is
urged to be present and to meet at the
hall at 80 and go in body to the
church. The public cordially invited.
A decided change has been made in
the interior and exterior of the post
office the past week. Last week we
spoke of the front being painted. The
interior walls have been neatly papered
and the case has been given fresh
coat of varnish. Both inside and out
side has taken on bright and attractive
appearance.
Members of the Michigan Press AS
ISOLATION expect TO meet in Detroit so
as to start on June II on the excursion
to Halifax. The trip will be from De-
troit to Montreal, thence to Portland,
Me-, through the White Mountain
country, to st. Johns river and Halifax.
The return trip will be made by Boston
or New York.
That there is money in poultry rails
| ing we have not the least doubt, but a
certain dentist who has rooms in the
Rapley block 1--WE wont mention names
but you can easily guess who it isl says
there isn't. Doc borrowed an incubator
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