The Yale expositor., 1906-02-02

Grinnell Bros Today piano and
organ sale ends tomorrow, Saturday.
Silver's New York Minstrels Friday
evening, Feb. 2, mt Central Hall, Yale.
Gospel meetings are being held in
the Church of Christ Mechanic street.
Our spring line of shoes has just
rived. The Crossett $3.50 and $500.
j. |. Rosenthal.
The first perfect paper ever made
from peat was produced at the peat
factory near Capac last week.
Nicholas Hayes has been very low
the past week, and his friends have
been much alarmed at his condition.
Lara Middleton has sold his interest
i'm the bowling alley at Peck to Leslie
Silverthorn. Lara now resides in Yale.
A new addition to the Yale Tele-
phone Exchange is phone number 10
installed in the residence of DR.. G. A.
Wells this week.
The E1positor is paid for by most
everyone, borrowed by "A few and read
goes to the home.
In card from Robt. ID. Shut we are
instructed to direct his Exposition to oil
South Seventh street, Tacoma, Wash,
instead OF Tulalip.
The Atheneum society will give a
program next week Friday evening in
the high school room instead of this
week, as noticed before.
Mrs. Steven Windsor is still in the
hospital at Detroit, having undergone
second operation. Word comes that
she is doing finely at present.
Rev. Jonathan A. Thompson is hold
ing revival meetings in the Methodist
Episcopal church this week and is
meeting with good success.
Final examinations for the semester
began Thursday in all the grades. A
large number whose average was 80 per
cent and over were excused from writ
ing.
A fine display of products from
Yale's industries was made by the
pupils of the 9Th grade of our public
schools in the cabinet at the post Office
last week.
DIR. Wight has his tenement house on
Jones street enclosed and this week
the fathers are at work. When com
pleted, the doctor will have very con-
venient and neat house.
Judge Tappan on Tuesday morning
issued an order for the hearing of tax
sales on April 9. The ExpOsitor Is the
newspaper designated to publish the
tax sales for It. Clair county,
Married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Bubel. of AvOoa, Wednesday
January 81, 1908, Miss Anna Bubel to
George w. DafOe. The newly married
couple will make their home at Melvin.
Dan Ferguson would like to find the
fellow who handles the lever that con-
trolls this weather we are having. 1t
looks as though we might have an ice
famine. Even the ice man has his
troubles.
Britain Clarke, Port Huron's sani-
tary inspector, has used such quantities
of formaldehyde recently for disinfec-
ting purposes that it has affected his
throat and he cannot speak above a
whisper,
Last week we corrected our subscrip-
ton list and we now ask our subscrib-
efs to please look at the label on their
papers TO see if the dates are correct. If
not, do not delay in coming to the
office and have any mistakes rectified.
The case of Mrs, George Cameron VS.
Edward J., Dunn was tried in the Cir
cult COurt at Port Huron Saturday,
January ~, The jury gave her $500
damages, Mrs, Cameron was injured
In the house belonging TO Dunn in
which she lived,
j. u. Beavis is the new member of
the Board Of Education of our
public schools in place of l., +.
| VanCamp, resigned, Mr., Beayis is q
hustling, energetic citizen and will no
doubt make a valuable addition to the
school board.
Charley Welch has put I'm lunch
counter at the bowling alley and is pre-
pared to serve hot or cold lunches
at all times, Charley is first-class
cook and you can bank on getting a
good meal at his counter, When hun
CRY, visit his place.
Ed Graham dropped into the Expos
| itor office Wednesday and made us a
short visit. He informed us that he
had been laid up for two weeks with
sciatic rheumatism. The disease hangs
to him yet and it is with difficulty he
gets around at his work.
A pleasant surprise party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Council Monday evening it being Mr..
McConnells thirty fifth birthday. Music
and speaking were the amusements of
the evening. At midnight supper was
served when ali departed for their
homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs, Mcconnell
many more such huppy events.
George KeaFney, one of the men who
gathers cream for the Yale Creamery
Co, while driving along the highway
| one day last week passed q farm in
Greenwood township where colony
of bees is kept, lie saw the bees
busy at work carrying the honey away
from hive in which one swarm had
died. He says this is an unusual sight
for the month of January,
The big New York Minstrels ZOuave
Band and Orchestra will play q one
nights engagement at Central Hall,
Yale, Friday, Feb. 2. This company
comes very highly recommended by the
press of other cities where they have
played. They carry l6 people, superb
band of twelve pieces and fine orches-
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