The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-07-14

YIN. joss is sick this week with in
flammation of the bowels.
Hot or cold, fresh or salt water baths
at Windsor's barber shop.
Threshers' handy account books for
sale at The Exposition office.
am prepared to do paperhanging
and painting on short notice. Esti-
mates given free. j. A. Cavanagh. 80
Mrs. NJ. j. Harris wishes to announce
to the ladies of Yale and vicinity that
she will close her dress-making rooms
until Sept. LIST.
Married at the NJ. y. parsonage, Yale
on Wednesday, July D, 1905, by Rev. a.
f. Miller, Frank Dodge and Pearl
Cough, both of Fargo.
Archie Ludington who suffered loss
by fire recently, is diligently at work
making repairs and getting his laundry
in readiness for business again.
Rev. Samuel Megaw, of Marlette,
will preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. c. ID. Ellis will go to Marlette.
Vet Rounds has the contract for the
stone and brick work to Fred Mathews
new dwelling house on kenneiick
|
Rev. Cole, of the Yale Bazaar, will
preach i'm the Methodist church in
Brown City, both morning and evening
July 16 and in the afternoon at Burn
side.
Street Commissioner McMartin again
asks that the party or parties who Dor
rowed the sod cutters belonging to the
village to return same at once and save
| trouble.
First-cla driving horse for sale 4
years old last spring. Well broke sim
| gle and double. For particulars and
| price call OH or address Il. II. Parkin-
son, Yale, Mich, half mile west of
Yale.
Ed. o. B. Snyder baptized twelve
converts at Fremont on Sunday last.
| They had been converted to God dur
! ing the tabernacle meetings recently
| held at the Mennonite meetings in
| Greenwood.
Having sold my harness business
! desire all those owing accounts to call
and make some settlement of same be.
fore August LIST. In doing this you
will greatly oblige. Yours in need.
w. W. Adams. ~
Not a cent wanted, unless you are
cured. If you are sick and ailing, take
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. \
great blessing to the human family.
Makes you well-keeps you well. SOC
Tea or Tablets at Pollock & Hennessy's
{. G. Holden will be in his old gal
lery next to the Paisley house from
July 10Th to 3lst, SO be sure and get
your photos. All the latest styles of
work is what we make. y. Ii. Cath
cart, 500 Saginaw street, Flint. ~
Stop! Don't take imitation celery teas
when you ask for Celery King, medi
cine of great value. The teas are
| urged upon you because they are bought
cheap. Never jeopardize your health
in a bad cause. Celery King only costs
% cents and it never disappointS.
Chas. Jackson purchased a team of
horses yesterday in the neighborhood
of JeddO, that was one Of the finest
matched teams ever brought here.
Both were bay and weighed together
300. They were 1 and years old and
were purchased for James McCOll at
! ale Sanilac .IeffersOnian, Croswell.
Charles Jurden, of Emmett. has pur-
chased fine threshing outfit and is
prepared to take all Jobs offered him.
If you want iirst-class work done give
him Il call. 4 trial will convince YOU
! has followed this vocation for 4 mum
Der of years.
4 meeting of the superintendent Of
the poor was held i'm Port Huron on
| Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of
elccting q keeper of the county house
to succeed Fred Koepfgen. Sixteen
applications were considered, and the
appointment finally went to Dempster
Cowles, of Wales. Mr. Cowles is Il
young man. and a son-in-law of eX-
| Representative James Dunn.
Moses Burns, jr., representing the
| Truesdell Marble IL Granite Works, of
Port Huron, was in Yale this week set
ting up an elegant granite monument
to the memory of VIM. Clyne in Elm
wood cemetery. This company has
placed many fine monuments in the
cemeteries of Brockway township but
not a one is more neat in design or
larger in size. Elmwood cemetery has
many fine specimens.
Miss May Fitzgerald, of Yale, who
came here to take charge of the choir
at FIR. McNamara's first mass, returned
to her home Monday. Miss Fitzgerald
is not only an accomplished pianist,
but also a vocalist of rare talent, hav-
ing received the highest honor at the
Notre Dame Academy, Notre Dame,
Ind, from which institution she has
lately completed a post graduate
course. Palms Cor. to Minden Her
ald
Wednesday afternoon ball game was
advertised to take place at Riverside
park at 800 o'clock, but at that hour
the rain was pouring down and it look
ed for awile as though there would be
no game. But about 400 o'clock the
game was called and the Port Huron
Professional team lined up against the
Yale team. Nine innings were played
and neither side scored run. 1t was
very interesting from start to finish,
and the small crowd which attended
were well repaid for all the time spent
at the park.
The shirtwaist man and the net
waist girl go hahd-in-hand today, and
the people year after year go OH throw
ing their clothes away. The coat and
vest are laid to rest and where is the
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