The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-12-28
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house for over week with quinsy.
The stores of the city will close even,
ings at 800 after Jan. LIST, Saturdays
excepted.
Regular meeting of o. 4. :. next
Wednesday evening, Jan. 2d. Installa-
ton of officers.
Family reunions were held at the
residences of j. A. Rapley and Lester
Clark on Christmas day.
j. Ill. Moore wishes to thank the
many kind friends on Route for so
many Christmas remembrances to the
carrier
Subscription statements are being
sent out to delinquents this week. We
trust all who receive them will give at
tention.
Ladies of Peerless Hive No. 1913.
Hive dues and percapita tax must be
paid before Jan. |, 1907. Janet Award
Finance Keeper.
Notice is hereby given that Tent
Dues and Percapita Tax of Yale Tent
are due and must be paid by Dee. 81,
1906. W. a. Cavanagh, f. X.
The Yale Dancing Club INDUCED in
a social hop Wednesday evening. Miss
May Fitzgerald presided at the piano.
Another hop New Years night.
Mrs. Welsh, who has been assisting
Mrs. Eva Black i'm the millinery shop
during the fall and winter. returned to
her home in Richmond this week.
Geo. Mcintyre has on display in his
wareroOms the latest improved lmperi-
al TOngueless Disc Harrow and in
vites the farmers To call and look il
over.
\. a. Graves, eX-mayor of Port HUI
ron and wellknOwn Maccabee, has pur-
chased forty acre farm in 1t. Clair
township and will take up his residence
there.
There is one man i'm town who claims
that he cannot be Justly accused of be-
ing stiugy. lie lets his wife have ev-
erything She wants, right down to the
last word
Alex. Saylesand Chas. Bowles, of the
Law department. and Will Menerey
and Cam Baxter, of the Engineering
department, at the L. of NJ. are home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Raums class i'm elocution will
give IL recital in Central Hall next Fri
day night, January 9TH. An admission
of 10 cents will be charged to pay
expenses. a good entertainment is
assured.
Our merchants and business men are
giving out a large number of handsome
calendars for 1907. The Expositor is
grateful to VIM. +. Rub of the Yale
Milling Co., for Il most beautiful one
left at this office.
Taxpayers of the city of Yale are
hereby notified that the tax roll is now
in the hands Of City Treasurer McKeith
at the First National Bank where you
can pay your taxes any time between
now and the 10th of January.
Joe Duval, of Lum, visited The Ex-
positor Office Wednesday. He informed
us that he was moving to Ontonagan
City where he expected TO become in
terested with his brother i'm IA cedar
deal. We wish him every success in
his new home.
One of the most acceptable gifts you
could send TO an absent relative or a
friend is copy of The ExpositOr for
one year. 1t will go to him or her ev-
cry week i'm the year, and will be con-
slant reminder Of the folks at home.
Make note of it on your list.
The National Biscuit Co.'S free dem
of their goods at Wharton
X Co.'S grocery last Saturday was at
tended by a large number of people |
and pronounced success by all who
il. This company has line |
of goods that are taking and increased !
sales are made wherever introduced.
Sixteen of Yale's young folks HE'D |
themselves to Capac Thursday after |
noon where they were pleasantly enter !
tanned by DIR. and Mrs. Paterson. A !
six o'clock dinner was served which |
scanned TO touch the right spot by the |
way it disappeared. Games were pro-
vided and amused all, after which came |
4 walk around the village. The crowd !
came home all declaring they had en-
oyed one of the best times of their |
lives.
Supt. Wheaton received word recent |
y that the Yale High School had been
placed upon the accredited list of the
University of Michigan for another
year. Also that the Michigan College
IF Mines and Olivet, Alma, and Hills
lale Colleges will permit graduates of
Jur school to enter these institutions
" Ills
shows the high standard of excellence
which our school has reached. Rah for
\. III. :.
Last Friday morning Mr. Peter Edg-
tt died from q stroke of apoplexy.
Mr. Edgett is the father of Mrs. Robt
Caldwell, with whom he has lived for
he last eleven years. lie was born
twenty-five years ago last March i'm
Armada township, Mich, and spent
he greater part of his life in MacOmb
county. His wife passed away about
welve years ago. -Four sons and two
yet survive. The funeral SER
ices were held at the home of his
laughter on last Sunday afternoon.
Many will remember Mr.. and Mrs. j.
N. Palmer, who lived i'm Yale a number
# years ago and both of whom pos
essed musical ability, as also did their
laughter, who is young lady now and
beautiful singer. We have received
copy of march and two step, called