The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-06-01

| full attendance desired.
The Ladies Home and Foreign Mis-
siOnary society will meet with Mrs.
Beavis this FRIDAY afternoon.
Rev. G. ID. Ellis of the First Presby-
terrain church of Yale and Rev. Wilson
of Croswell will exchange pulpits sun.
day next.
Elder j. II. Patton, of AlmOnt, will
preach in the brick chapel sunday
June Bird, at 3 and 7:3O p. m. Come
and listen to him.
+ Il. Thatcher of the Marine City
Marble Il Granite Co., placed fine
monument in ElmwoOd cemetery last
week in memory of James Black.
J. b. Paisley has added an umbrella
livery to his hotel The Paisley. No
need now to go out and get wet, not
when you can rent an umbrella so
cheaply.
The Yale Dancing Club spent very
pleasant evening Wednesday in Central
Hall tripping the light fantastic toe to
music furnished on the piano by May
Fitzgerald.
New additions to the Yale Telephone
Exchange Geo. Minis X Co., res, 1903;
| i. ID. Henderson,, res, 100; Geo. Burt,
res, 10; III. G. Martin, res, Ill; y. :.
! Parks, res, 10.
VIM. Grant called at the Expositor
Office Saturday last and renewed his
subscription for another year. Mr..
| Grant has been a constant subscriber
to the EXpositOr for over twenty years.
A social business session of Rev. W..
| III. Coles class was held at the home of
/ H. 4 l.a,,
twenty-five were present and the even
ing was very profitably spent. Refresh
ments were served.
Next Sunday morning at the NJ. +.
church the sacrament of the Lords
supper will be administered after the
sermon and collection taken for the
presiding elders claim. In the evening
Rev. Thompson will preach on the sub
ject Of "Christian Baptism"
Frank Middleton and Herman limo
took possession of the Avoca House at
Avoca OH Thursday of this week,
Felix Marquette retiring. Messrs Mid
dleton and ZinZo are practical hotel
men, having had good deal of expert
ence in that line and we predict for
them success.
G.. f. Emery was at Caro- Wednesday
to see his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Emery, former residents of Yale.
These old people have been strong and
rugged up to within five weeks when
both began to fail. Charley has little
hopes of either recovering as their ages
are against them.
Married in Port Huron OH Wednes-
day, May %, 1906. John Fry and Mrs.
Bailey, both of Yale. After a short
wedding tour the happy couple return
ed to this place and are now residing
with Mrs. Edward Fry corner of Mary
and North streets. The Expositor ex-
tends congratulations.
II. =. Wait former resident of
Yale, but now residing at Shabbona,
was in town last Friday and made us
very pleasant call. While here he re-
newed his subscription for another
year. In looking up when Mr.. Wait
began taking the Exposition we found
he started in July 1882, nearly twenty
four years ago.
George Mcintyre will hold his eighth
annual sale and delivery day in Yale
OH Saturday, June 9th. The Yale
Citizens Band will be present and fur
nish music. On said date five percent
discount will be allowed for cash or
bankable paper on harness and buggies
sold. Mr.. Mcintyre expects to make
the biggest delivery of binders, mowers,
hay rakes, hay leaders, buggies, surreys,
wagons, harness and all kinds of farm
implements ever in Yale. BE sure and
attend.
w. ID. Ramshaw, aged 50 years, died
at his home in Port Huron last week
Thursday afternoon after several weeks
illness. Dave, as he was always known,
conducted harness shop in Brockway
Centre now Yale twenty-four years
ago i'm little building where the Rap
ley block now stands. For many years
past he has worked i'm different shops
at Port Huron. A widow, one son and
four daughters survive him. The
funeral was held on Sunday under the
auspices of the Woodmen of the World
of which order he was member.
On Friday last Chas. :. Brown, fore
man on Nbe Exposition for nearly four
years, severed his connection and will
soon leave for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he has secured good position with the
Southern California Printing Go.
stella Darcy now Mrs. Orr a former
Yale girl Is interested I'm the above
plant and was instrumental i'm getting
him the job. Charley has worked at
the printing trade for about fifteen
years and has been connected with a
number of frst-class offices in this
state. He is fast type setter, artistic
job printer and thorough I'm his work.
The publisher of the Exposition wishes
him all manner of success and prosper
ity I'm his new location.