The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-27
shearing sheen Is in fulI blast.

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relish now.
The farmers are right in it now with
their spring work.
Mrs. VIM. Fitzgerald has been quite
sick the past week.
Wallace Ballentine has new ad for
eggs and poultry. Read it.
Don McDuff is employed in the
Grand Trunk Western R'y depot at
Capac.
Jas +. Beavis has been confined to
the house part of this week on account
of sickness.
On the inside pages of this weeks
Exposition will be found an account of
the San Francisco horror in detail.
Will Yuill, of Sandusky, has been in
Yale and vicinity the past week in the
interests of the Sandusky Corrugated
Metal Co.
Work is being rapidly pushed on the
three new tenament houses being built
on the lots formerly occupied 10y the
Holden Lumber and Coal Co.
Thos. G.. Holden Il Son are having
the interior of their meat market re-
decorated. A great Improvement is
manifest. Bert Mcdonald is doing the
work.
A lady's kid glove was found on the
streets of Yale Saturday last and left
at The Expositor Office. Owner can
have same by calling and describing
property.
Manager Welch, of the local ball
team has been busy the past week fix
ing up the diamond at Riverside Park,
and we expect to hear of the opening
game soon.
Topic for NJ. +. church Epworth
League next Sunday at 900 o'clock j. Nj.
"City CHARACTERIZATION. Perils of pros
perity and civic righteousness" Rev.
j. A. Thompson, leader.
New phones added to the Yale Elk.
change recently are:-Fred Mathews
residence 105; David Rector's residence
106; Wallace Ballentine's produce Office
107. Place these names on your cards.
When the days grow longer and the
mud lies deep, when the boys on the
corner plays marbles for keep; when
the geese fly north and the robins sing,
It's pretty good sign we'll soon have
spring.
Supervisor Cavanagh has started the
work of assessing property within the
corporate limits of the city of Yale.
Supervisor John l.. Patterson is en-
gagged in similar work in Brockway
township.
Rev. j. ). Raum will preach in the
Church of Christ, Mechanic street next
Sunday. Subjects morning, 1.-THE
Crown of Righteousness; evening,
"The Second Coming of Christ aud the
End of the World"
The stakes for Edw. Youngs' new
livery barn have been set and work on
the foundation will begin at once.
The building will be of cement blocks
with cement floor. 1t will have every
modern convenience.
In recent letter from our old friend
Alfred Young we learn that he has
purchased a house at 560S Fifth street
and will move thereto at once. 1t is
with pleasure we know our fellow
towpsman is prospering.
Roswell Raymond who has been a
subscriber to the Expositor for several
years handed lis a dollar Saturday last
to apply on another years subscription
Roswell has rented the Jack Crawford
farm west of Yale and moved thereon
last week. Success TO you Ros.
If you have any news don't wait till
The Expositor is out and then say,
"Why, could have told you so and So"
Tell il to us and tell it to us now. If
you don't get chance to see us, tele-
phone or telegraph it to us. We want
the news.
Perhaps it has not so occurred to
volcanic contributors, but an editor is
privileged to reject anything which he
considers Objectionable or foreign to
the interests of his readers. Personal
grievances should be fought out in a
personal manner, not in the columns of
newspaper.
Rev. q. w. Morrow, superintendent
of the anti-saloon league of Michigan,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
at the usual hour Sunday morning and
at a union meeting in Central Hall in
the evening at 100. Mr.. Morrow is a
very able man and it is expected he
will deliver addresses of much interest.
Speciai music at each service.
Henry Dinner, while scuffling with
his son one day last week, scratched
his hand on barbed wire fence, He
paid no attention to it for day or two
but finally became alarmed as it began
to pain him quite badly and went to
see a doctor who informed him that
blood poisoning had set in. 1t is to be
hoped that the hand will soon heal.
The YMSC which has been using
the room over Pollock & Hennessy's
drug store for the past two years as a
club room this week moved into new
quarters, the rooms recently occupied
by i. III. Drake as q law Office in the
Lptz block. This club is in flourish
ing copdition, and its rooms are very
pleasant place 70 spend an evening.
FIR. T.. j. Cullinane, sf Sacred Heart
parish, Yale, was at Niles last week to
visit his brother, pastor Of st. Mary's
church at that place, who went to San
Francisco Tuesday to see his sister who
was mother superior of st. Charles
Academy there and may have lost her
life during the recent earthquake. The
brothers have been unable to get any
word concerning their sister and are
alarmed.
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