The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-01-26

To hear Parlette
Next Tuesday evening at
Central Hall. He's hummer
Peter Empey has been at Avoca this
week doing painting and decorating.
Port Huron has an ice famine on,
there being no ice to be had at present
When you want TO spend an evening
of enjoyment go TO Henry Welch's
bowling alley.
VIM. Morash, of Port Huron, has
been elected president of the Seventh
District Michigan Knights of the Grip.
Congratulations Will.
Herman Lesser and family have
moved to Bay City, where they expect
to remain until spring, at which time
they will return to Yale.
"a laugh is worth thousand grOans
i'm any market" Laugh with Burgder-
fer, prince of mirth prOvokers. Opera
| House, Friday evening, January rs.
A fine display of products from
! Yale's industries is made by the pupils
of the 18th grade of our public schools
in the cabinet at the post office this
week.
The chattel mortgage sale of goods
belonging to Sam Carey which was TO
have taken place Tuesday did not
come off as advertised. Mr.. Carey
settled.
No matter if you carry face long
enough to "eat oats out of churn"
! Burgderfer the cheer-up-idist will make
you laugh. Opera House, Friday even
ing, January 20, 1905.
For the coming week Mathews X
Wight will offer for sale their entire
music line at Zoe. per sheet. This is
the regular 25c music. and the pieces
are all new and up-to-date.
Grinnell Bros, of Detroit, are here
with lie of pianos and organs and
ready to do business, They are located
n Boards store In the Union Block.
Call and look over what they have.
Those who heard Parlette on his
previous visits will surely attend his
lecture next Tuesday evening, Those
who fail to hear him should avail
themselves of the coming opportunity,
The attendance at the regular Wood
men meeting Wednesday evening was
quite large, showing that more interest
is being taken In the order. Eleven
new applications were taken in with
others to follow.
Farmers Institutes will be held dur
ing the month of February at Yale,
Blaine, Smiths Creek, Adair, st. Clair.
Goodells, Emmett and Capac. 1t is ex-
pected that the first institute will be
held at Capac Feb. s.
Jerry Paisley, of Yale, was calling on
Harbor Beach friends Tuesday.
Twenty years ago Mr. Paisley was a
surfman in the life-saving station at
Huron City. He is now in the hotel
business at Yale.-Harbor Beach Times.
About four inches of snow fell last
week and for few days sleighing was
enjoyed by those who had cutters or
could rent outfits. We are now hav-
ing a warm spell and mud is taking
the place of snow in the roads. Later
a freeze-up and rough roads
The "Snug Lunch Room" is the
name given the new enterprise started
10y Gould & Popplewell in Mrs. Bowles'
building, corner Main and North
streets. This is new thing for Yale,
and we hope the proprietors will make
the success paying venture,
We dreamed last night that every
one of our subscribers paid up all ar
rearages in bright silver dollars. Per
haps after awhile we will get that
money we saw in our dream-at any
rate, we have the c0psOlipg reflection
that our dream jingled beautifully.
The revival meetings in the NJ. f.
church are being continued through
this week. Rev. &. A. Lohnes, the
minister in charge, Is an attractive
speaker and fine singer. The selec
| nv nh In In
fine. Everybody invited to attend.
Harvey, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Stephens, of Griswold
street, Port Huron, died Thursday even
ing, aged seven months. The remains
were brought to Yale for burial, the
funeral being held Sunday morning
and interment made in Elmwood GENE
terry.
Roy Menerey has purchased the vii
son house and lot on Kennefick street
lately occupied by Oscar Denison anC
family, As soon as the change can be
made, Roy and wife will occupy theil
own residence and Oscar and wife will
move into the house on West NORTH
street vacated by Mr., and Mrs, Men
Grey.
Will Bell, whose farm is located two
miles west of our city, believes that hi
has found indications of petroleum OF
his premises, In opening gravel phi
he has found that the soil has q stronl
odor of that product. Water standing
i'm different places i'm the pit has the
surface covered with oil. Mr.. Bell will
have a careful investigation made.
The st. Clair County Association
Order Eastern Star, will meet at Yale
Thursday, Feb. %. Mrs. Margaret
Moore, the Grand Worthy Matron, will
be in attendance and possibly othel
supreme officers. An effort is being
made to engage a special for the ac
commodation of the various chapters
from Port Huron. The evening SEES
sion will open at 6 pm. in order t.