The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
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viii Stienburg has secured a position
i'm the Columbiayille Wooden Mills.
Have you raked the back yard and
burned the rubbish yet? If not don't
delay.
Pollock x Hennessy are improving
the front of their drug store by giving
it fresh coat of white paint.
White Caps are all the go in Yale.
The Milling Co. are putting them out
advertising Yale's Pride flour
The car situation must be better as
several carloads of baled hay have
been shipped from Yale this week.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society will meet the second Friday in
May instead of the first as is usual.
A box social will be held in the NJ.
+. church, Brockway, next Thursday
evening, May Bird. Everybody invited.
Chas. Richardson painted the front
of G.. j. Holcomb's store building this
week. 1t is much improved in appear
ance.
Manager j. f.. Staley is busy shaping
things for the new rural telephone line
out of Yale. 1t is hoped to be in work
ing order before long.
Dan McMartin desires to say to the
person who borrowed his post hole dig
ger To please return same AT earliest
possible moment as he wants it TO use.
Geo. Mcintyre has just received two
steam Sandwich hay presses from the
factory which may be seen at his ware
rooms. These presses are models of
perfection.
T.. II. Drake this week sold to j. W.
Cavanagh seven acres of land in the
northeast part Of our city. Yves eX-
poets TO go into the raising of small
fruits. Success To you.
Sunday was a dismal cold day and
during the afternoon a small snow
storm prevailed. Monday morning
found the ground frozen. We have
heard of no great damage resulting.
VIM. Salter has given up barbering
for time and has purchased the stage
line between Peck and Yale. Will is
always accommodating and courteous
therefore will be successful along this
line.
Daniel Dyer, of the Caseville Critic,
formerly of the Yale Hustler, passed
through our city Monday on his way to
Port Huron. Mr. Dyer informs us that
he has good business, a fact we are
pleased TO learn.
Rev. j. :. Raum is moving his house
hold goods to Yale and will begin his
work as pastor of Mechanic street
Church of Christ next Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Raum come to Yale highly
recommended and we welcome them
to our midst.
Rosenthal Il Carney have secured for
the evenings of May II, ID and rs
Estella Ferry Il Co., presenting "The
Bella romance of the Golden West,
"Feggs Ferry" and other plays. This
company was here before and appear
ed in "a Romance of Coon Hollow"
In all probability they will be greeted
by full houses at each evenings enter
tainment. Further particulars later.
Alaska has been granted delegate
in congress. There is urgent need that
some one who can speak with authority
upon the needs of Alaska should be in
congress to represent this territory
which is developing so rapidly. Not
alone on account of the wealth of gold
stored within its boundaries, is Alaska
of value, but its vast forests and fisher
les, coal and minerals are as yet almost
untouched.
1t costs very little to be kind to pe0-
pie, and kindness does not mean some
specific act, but it is the evidence of
pure heart and loving nature that is
told by little things that are not count
ed; the smile, as one is thanked for
making room on a car seat, the court
eOus reply to the questions of strangers,
the due consideration for clerks and all
who serve in any way; the thought for
the comfort of the aged and ailing, and
the desire TO share all good things with
| Others.
Rev. and Mrs. j. a. Thompson went
to Chicago Wednesday to attend the
semi-centennial of the founding of the
Northwestern University from which
institution Mr.. Thompson graduated
three years ago. During his absence,
which will extend over two weeks, he
will preach for his two brothers in
Chicago and also occupy the pulpit of
former parish in West Chicago,
There will be no services in the NJ. +.
church for two weeks and i'm the mean
time repairs will be made to the
church building.
Last week the Cass City Enterprise,
which has been in existence for over
twenty years, was bought by the Tri-
County Chronicle and the two papers
merged into one under the name of the
Cass City Chronicle. A. A. r. McDo- |
well the editor of the Enterprise con-
templates going to the Canadian North |
west With but one newspaper in the |
town the publisher will have a better
chance to improve his facilities for
getting out brighter and newsier
paper and the people will be benefited
In many ways.
Every once I'm while we receive let |
tiers containing news items that no |
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