The Yale expositor., 1906-10-19

LBS will meet with Mrs. Learmont
next week Wednesday afternoon. COf-
fee.
Mrs. Welch, of Richmond, is learn
ing the millinery trade i'm the shop of
Mrs. Eva Black
What do you think? Hugh Fergu-
ION is working. He started Wednes-
day morning. How long will il last?
James Middleton has been quite sick
the past week at his home i'm Delray,
from typhoid fever. He is some better.
The Yale Dancing Club will tip the
light fantastic toe in Central Hall this
evening. Mae HOskin presides at the
piano
Geo. W. Bell received first prize on
his stallion II. llariO at the Sandusky
fair last week aud second prize on his
driver
Joe Middleton is much better this
week and able To be up around the
house. He has had quite IA serious
time of it.
Samuel Reichard and family moved
To Uplands, Cali, last week. The EX-
pOSitOr wishes them all prosperity in
their new home.
station agent Utley. of Melvin, re-
Gently moved his family to Yale, that
his children might have the benefits of
our good school.
Oyster supper this friday evening
All OddfellOws are earnestly requested
To be present rs business of importance
will he transacted.
Street Commissioner Henry is doing
good work on the streets. When he
finishes the work he is AT we expect to
see vast improvement
Alex. Watt, of Brown City, has pur-
chased the Thomas Staley 80 acre farm
three miles west of Yale for So 450 and
will take possession in November.
The descendants Of Amos High held
a reunion at the old homestead in the
county of Elgin, township of Bayham,
Ont. on Thursday, Oct. 49, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. High left for there on We'd
nesday.
James Johnston, an old resident of
Elk township, Sanilac county, died last
week OF cancer of the stomach. Mr.
Johnston was the father of Mrs. Geo.
Cameron, of Yale.
Buster Browns resolutions will ap-
pear in next weeks iss"e of the FIX
positor in j. !. Rosenthal's ad. This
novelty will be extremely interesting
To the children. Watch for il.
The Exp sitor subscription list has
been changed this week. Notice your
label and if il reads 1907 il is correct.
If not, it should he attended to at once.
Any correction will he made immediate
ly by us.
Ed Sheehy. Joe King and James
Wilson shipped a fine lot of stock from
this point TO Buffalo on SATURDAY. last.
These gentlemen pay the farmers good
prices and sometimes "a little more
than there is in il for themselves.
John Holden, while standing near
one OF the Yale Lumber Co. s horses on
Monday, received a severe kick i'm the
leg which has been quite painful since
The horse kicked at dog nearby and
had no intention of doing Mr.. Holden
any injury.
Saturday last was busy day i'm Yale.
Vehicles lined the streets, pavements
were full Of people and the stores were
crowded. A good fall trade is report
ed from all our business men. Live
advertisements from live merchants do
the business.
Fred L. Palmer has been more than
busy since his return from Seattle. BE
sides his usual work i'm the store and as
city clerk he is moving his family into
part of the Chamberlain house on
Wood street. We certainly do not en-
Wy him his job.
The ministers of Capac have eX-
pressed their disapproval of holding
L. ha vii
lage papers, state that unless il be a
matter of necessity they will refuse to
perform such services unless arranged
so as not to interfere with any regular
services.
Frank Judge, stepsOn of Joe Bren-
nan, was quite badly injured last sun
day in attempting to ride bucking
brOncho. The animal threw him off
and in the fall he struck against gate
post injuring him internally. For "A
few davs he was in a critical condition,
but is some better now.
Mrs. Barbara Bean died at her home
near Fargo on Sunday, Oct. IL, at the
age of 20 years of heart disease. The
funeral was held from Fargo NJ. T..
church, on Tuesday, Oct. IL, Rev. Hem
niger officiating, and interment made
in Spring Hill cemetery. -Four sons
and two daughters live to mourn her
death.
Mrs. Sarah Ross died at her farm
home in Speaker township OH Friday,
Oct. ~, at the advanced age Of "a years.
The funeral was held on Sunday at the
house at one o'clock p. m. and the in
terment was made in the family lot at
Melvin cemetery, Rev. l.. Clark ofiic-
ating. Richard Ross, her husband,
died last June.
We welcome George +. English back
into the thumb newspaperdom. Mr..
English formerly edited the Sanilac
County Republican but sold out few
years since and became owner of the
Pontiac Gazette. lie has now pur-
chased the Bad Axe Tribune and will
move his family to Bad Axe and take
possession Immediately.
Chas. Rounds did good job of So
Letting on Tuesday when he got every |
man in the block on Main street be-
tween North and Mechanic streets TO
put team and man on hauling gravel
FOR day. The city council has agreed |
Io donate the gravel and by this means /