The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-11-17


Thanksgiving Day, Thursday No
vember 30th.
Frank b. Newell is back to work in
the store after week of suffering from
rheumatism.
The first real snow storm visit ed this
section Monday 1t has been real
winter weather since.
The annual election of officers of
Brockway Lodge, No. 3l6, F&AM., will
be held Thursday evening. December
7th
The supper given by the ladies of the
Nj. Il. church at the parsonage Wednes-
day was largely attended. Everybody
enjoyed the meal and the ladies are well
pleased with the proceeds.
BY the semi-annual distribution by
the state of the primary school fund,
made Thursday of last week, st. Clair
county; with l6,540 children of school
age, receives $44,65S or 1921 per capita.
John +. Staley has added two new
show cases TO the fixtures of his drug
store Besides this he has just received
large line of new goods. Clarence
Drake is now in his employ as drug
clerk.
The Standard Oil Company threatens
to withdraw from several of the states
if the newspapers do not stop writing
mean things about j Ohm ID. Rockefeller.
If they live up to this threat the field
Of the Standard oil company will be
limited.
Why go to Florida or Cuba for two
crops? On Pleasant-View farm owned
by Peleg SOule he sowed garden peas
and radishes in the month of May 1908,
which grew and ripened. Some of the
seed fell from the same and they reap
ed the second crop on the twenty-fifth
Of October 1905.
Following is the list of those who
passed the civil service examination
held last July 10:-David w. COnklin,
Richmond; William G.. Peters, Port
Huron; Leroy f. Deal, Port Huron;
John j. Hoben, Port Huron; Walter j.
Trumble, st. Clair: Norman Il. Herb
ert, Yale; John Il. Chambers, Algonac;
Henry +. Ogden. Port Huron.
Window dressing is given consider
able attention in Yale of late. Burt x
Griswold have neat street scene i'm
tn ir MISUNDERSTANDING Queen Quality
shoes. When lighted by electricity the
scene has very pleasing effect. Mrs.
l.. j. Myers, of the Yale Bazaar, has
window flied with neat and attractive
chinaWare, candies and notions.
The first consignment of furniture
for Geo. Coughs new furniture store
is arrived and opened up in the Sam'l
White building on Main street Mr.
Cough would like to have the people of
Yale and vicinity call and look over
what he has, get prices and become ac-
quainted. He will be pleased to have
all call whether a dollars worth of
goods is purchased or not
Under the heading of marriages pub
lished in the Mt. Clemens Daily Leader
of October %, we find the following
"Mr. Charles Garfield and Mrs. Nellie
BOughman are announcing to their
friends that they were quietly married
in Sandwich, Ont, on September 2,
by the Rev. ID. III. Hind" Mrs. BOugh-
man was Nellie Wear, daughter of w.
ID. Wear, former resident of Yale.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing to hold bazaar before
Christmas and wish to announce to
the public that they expect to make il
the finest ever. \ large assortment
of articles, both staple and fancy, may
be found there and they desire that
everyone will call and examine these
things before buying Christmas pres
ents. To meet the demand for sensible
Christmas gifts they will have numerous
articles of dress, besides host of 9TH
ers both useful and ornamental. A
doll booth will be an attraction for the
mothers who may find dolls of all kinds
and sizes, ready dressed and named,
donated by the young men of the
church, Time, place and other partic-
ulars will be given next week. Don't
forget to look it up.