The Yale expositor., 1906-07-27

iPobhliAS ouiNo ~ ~ H. iNOoVltlldi
The cherry crop has been harvested
and was al abundant one.
Plenty of red raspberries and black
caps with good prices reigning
Money to loan at low rate of interest
on real estate. j. a. Rapley 8
Nothing more refreshing these hot
days than bath. Try one at Wind
sor's barber shop.
Patrick Quain, of Emmett, will be
for register of deeds.
We are indebted to Mrs. John Bax-
ter for box of fine cherry currants.
They are extremely nice.
The water hydrants about the city
are taking on beautiful emerald
green. Dusty is the artist.
Geo. Cough is identifying the eXter-
ior of his dwelling house by coat of
paint. Peter Empey and Fred Currie
are doing the work.
Clarence Drake has accepted posi-
! ton in Nj. SteyensOn's drug store at
! lewiston He left for there last Tues
day to take up his work.
Some one devilishly inclined cut the
/ guy ropes to the gospel tent letting it
! drop to the ground. No meetings
have been held this week.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington
Newell on Thursday, July 10, 1905, a
| fine baby daughter. Wellington has
since been passing the cigars,
We are having good, old Fashioned
summer. Plenty of warm weather
which tends to the good of growing
crops, which certainly look fine.
We notice among the names Of sue
cessful second grade teachers who
wrote in Sanilac county, those of John
y. Iayitz, Anna knOwltOn and G.
Mabel Grimes
Sixteen deaths have occurred at the
st. Clair county poor house during the
past year, more than any other year
since 1902. There have been ~ in
mates this year
1t has been found by County Clerk
Foley that the greater number of far
merS in the county are native born and
that the foreign population settles III
the larger cities.
Pomona Grange Of St Clair county
will hold basket picnic in the Yale
City Park OH Aug. ~. Gov. Warner
and other speakers will be here Full
particulars next week.
David ID. Martin, for many years SUI
pervsor from Capac and at present
chairman of the county board of super
visOrs, is Il candidate for the nomina-
ton of register of deeds.
Every dollar of Russell Sage's for
tune is left to his wife excepting
small bequest to sister OF course
the will will be contested on the
ground of mental incapacity.
Workmen have been busy this week
putting the steel ceiling OH the interior
of Geo Mclntyre's brick block. The
Newell Furniture Co. hope to be able
TO move in about the first of August
Yale friends will be pleased to learn
that Fora llickoX, who was teacher
III our school last year, has accepted
fine position at Henry, ILL.,, where she
receives so month. Miss Hickox is
fine young lady and an excellent in
structress.
As Rev. W. ii. Cole will he in at
tendance at the dedication services of
the NJ. u. church at Banner, Mrs. l.. J.
Meyers will occupy his place in the
pslpit at the Brick Chapel, Sunday
morning next at the usual hour No
services will be held in the evening.
Rev. Jonathan A. Thompson re-
ceived a unanimous call from the Yale
NJ. f.. church TO remain another year
as pastor, and he has accepted. The
Expositor is pleased to learn of this, as
the reverend gentleman is an able
minister of the gospel and highly es-
teemed socially
+. w. Wheaton, of Perry, the new
superintendent of our schools, arrived
in Yale last week with his family and
they have taken up their residence in
one part of J. y. Rapley's double
house lately occupied by c. +. Kellogg
and family The Expositor extends
the heartiest welcome.
The farm house and barns of John
Davis residing one mile west and five
miles north of Yale burned to the
ground last Friday at noon hour.
Cause defective chimney, or no chin
ney at all-the stove pipe passing ont
through the roof of the building. Loss
about $500 with no insurance.
George Brownlee, manager of the
harness business of Fred Brueck, jr.,
has been busy this week moving into
the new quarters in the Miller block
and is now nicely settled and ready to
receive callers. Drop in and look over
the place and inspect the fine large
stock carried by this firm. We guar
antee you will be courteously treated.
Arthur Schlegelmlch, who has been
electrician at the power house for the
past three years, rendered his resigna
ton To the Light and Water Board To
take effect August LIST. Mr.. Schlegel
mich will remain in Yale for time, or
until he finds permanent location to
start in business. Those having wir-
ing to do, he will look after it as here
tofore.
James Livingston was happily sur
prised OH Wednesday of this week by
being made the recipient of beauti-
full gold ring set with diamonds, the
value of which is 500. This present
was the gift of the Yale State Bank to
its president for his valuable services
in that capacity. Mr.. Livingston
thanked the donor and in few well