The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29

Remember
The Jubilee Singers at
Central Hall, September 30th.
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ID. Mulligan is back on his mail
route after short seige of sickness.
Alfred Kidd is engaged painting the
exterior of the Presbyterian church.
l.. f. VanCamp is nursing very
sore hand caused by being cut on a
stovepipe.
The Ladies' Aid of the Disciple
church were entertained on Wednesday
by Mrs. David Irwin.
The evening service at the Disciple
church will be held at 700 o'clock from
now on till further notice.
A card from Robert Pearson an
nounces the fact that himself and wife
have taken up their residence at Der
went, Ont.
Complimentaries to the tenth annual
fair of the INLAY City Agricultural
Society to be held October 3, A and D
are received. Thanks.
The st. Clair County Association of
the OES will hold its annual meeting
in Capac. Arrangements are being
made in Capac for fine time
w. A. Conroy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Conroy, has been transferred
from Conway, n. d., to the station on
the Great Northern Railway at Osna-
broch, same state.
Howard Minis entertained a number
of his young friends at a birthday
party Friday afternoon. Everything
went pleasantly, all wishing Howard
many more such happy days.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bowles is improving the
outward appearance of her building
corner of North and Main streets by
giving it coat of paint. Peter Empey
and Fred Currie are doing the work.
Jas. Hisey, hay dealer of this place,
is branching out in the business and
has recently erected hay sheds at Melvin.
Geo. w. Elston will look after the bust
ness at that point. Success to him in
his new undertaking.
Paw dirt has been found on the farm
of III. +. Beard east of Yale. Assays
have been made showing the dirt to
produce all the way from 81 to $50 per
ton. 1t is hoped that our townsman
may find millions in gold on his place.
James Hilliker lost 20 grain bags
somewhere on the road between Yale
and the Chamberlain corner a mile and
a half east, last week Wednesday.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
same to owner or leaving at ExpositOr
Office, Yale.
5. II. Porterfield, the new district
elder for the Port Huron district of the
Free Methodist church, has moved his
household goods from Bay City and
has rented rooms where he will move
until he can either rent suitable house
or build dwelling on Mary street.
4 dancing party was given in Cen
trial Hall last Friday evening by the
Yale Dancing Club and 80 numbers
were sold. Quite few couples from
out OF town were present and all had a
fine time. Music was furnished by
Finney's orchestra of Detroit and sup
per was served at the Paisley.
The lady's gold hunting case watch,
with black fob and gold buckle attach
ed, advertised in the EXpositor last
week, belonged to the late Mrs. j. Is.
Paisley and for this reason Mr.. Paisley
highly values the time piece. n liberal
reward will be given the person return
ing the watch to him. The watch was
lost somewhere in Yale about two
weeks ago
John Todd living on farm between
Roseburg and Croswell lost his barns
and all his seasons crop from two
farms by fire Thursday afternoon.
Henry barr, whose threshing outfit
was doing the work on the farm, lost
his separator. The entire loss is in
the neighborhood of $1,000, partially
covered by insurance. Fire caught
from a spark from the threshing
engine.
A contract was made and closed by
the former managers of Central Hal
for the play "a Romance of Coon Hol
low nearly two months ago, but when
the change in management was made
nothing was said of the matter, con
sequently the advertising matter has
been delayed. But we can certainly
recommend this play to the public, a:
some of the leading papers of the state
speak very highly of it. See adv. OF
fifth page of this edition.
When your wagon is out of repair
and needs fixing; or if your buggy has
two or three broken spokes in its
wheels, or should you need any new
work you can have your wants supplied
in the most satisfactory manner by
calling on Will Law, woodworker, al
his shop in the rear of X. III. MenereyS
blacksmithing establishment. Mr.. Law
has learned the trade perfectly and
takes pride in doing his work well
Try him the next time you need any
thing in his line.
On Saturday afternoon the first foot
ball game Of the season will be played
at Riverside Park, commencing at Bon
o'clock. Bills have been printed an
nouncing game with the Port Huron
III. 5. team, but for some unavoidable
reason the boys from the county capito
are unable to come up, and our team
have made arrangements for a game
with the Sandusky boys, which viii
probably be more interesting than thu
other, as it is a heavier eleven. Turf
out and encourage the boys. Admis
sion 10 and 25c. Ladies free.
Captain Thomas Emery, who ha