The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-02
Johnnie ate a tablet
The family doctor gave;
Now he's got a big one
On his little grave.
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line remember our phone number Is SO.
Call us up.
The roads have been horribly bad
during the past week but are now
wearing smooth.
The only way to settle the servant
girl problem is for father to tackle the
dishpan and washtub.
Mrs. Hazen, of Palms. was called to
Yale last week on account of the illness
of her sister Mrs. M. Irwin.
The supper at the M. Il. parsonage
| Wednesday evening was quite well at
tended. Proceeds amounted to $62.35.
Ida Baxter gives a recital at Melvin
this friday evening with her large
class in music. Miss Baxter is a sue
cessful teacher.
Ed Houngs expects to have another
"bee" for hauling material with which
to build a new livery stable the latter
part OF this month.
The scholars and teachers of our
public schools enjoyed holiday last
week Thursday, the occasion being
Washington's birthday.
The many friends of Mrs. M. Irwin
will be glad to know that she is rapid
ly recovering under the skillful care of
Mrs. Anna Springer, of Ann ArbOr.
Joseph Carless, whose farm is locat
ed three miles south and one mile west
of Yale, has purchased thorough bred
Berkshire hog of Cass City breeders.
1t is said that it is good luck to find
money under the pale light of the new
moon. Most any man will take chances
on picking it up under any old light.
The Misses Josie and Flora Little,
well known in Yale and vicinity, have
purchased millinery store at Laings-
burg, Mich, and are now conducting
the same. We wish them every pros
perity in the new location.
A. X. Park and l.. Stoner last week
completed the interior hardwood finish
on Chas. Mobiles residence. The work
is very artistic, finely executed and
makes this residence one of the hand
soonest in the village. Brown City
Banner.
Floyd and Eddie Sponenburg are
now Yale agents for the Detroit Jour
nal. Anyone wishing the Journal
delivered at their home or place of
business should see these boys or call
up phone 20, and their wants will be
attended to.
Doelle Il Cooper, who are making q
speciality of thoroughbred poultry, have
80 young incubator-hatched chickens
at their place one-half mile east of
Yale. 1t is sight to see these chicks
in the brooder and well worth a persons
time to visit the place.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Monroe was the scene of much enjoy
ment Tuesday evening when Rev.
Coles Sunday school class of twenty
two members met together. Amuse-
ments of different kinds were provided
and refreshments were served. The
party broke up about one o'clock.
The mutilated body of a three day
old child was found in a fence corner
near Peck last Friday and the village
is in tense state of excitement as to
whom the crime of murder would be
laid. Officers are making all investiga-
tions and it is probable that the horri-
BILE mystery will soon be cleared.up.
Floyd Lincoln, wishing to quit farm
ing will offer for sale at the old home
stead three miles north and two miles
east of Yale or one mile south and one
mile west of Roseburg, on Friday,
March Is, all of his farm stock, imple
ments, etc. Sale to commence at one
o'clock p. m. sharp. w. w. Lord,
auctioneer.
Mrs. Samuel White had quite a seri-
Gus accident Tuesday evening which
will result in laying her up for some
time. In some manner she received
fall by which her ankle joint was dis
located and also the bones at the ankle
were broken. 1t is bad affair for Mrs.
White and her friends are much panied
to learn of her misfortune.
Wild geese are returning to the
north much earlier this season than
usual. Several flocks were observed to
alight in the fields west of Yale Friday
and Saturday last. This migration is
generally conceded to be a prophetic
sign of spring, and everybody will be
glad to have il proved that the birds
are right. Spring is the most eagerly
looked for season of the year and
although we have had an exceptionally
mild and fine winter, we still long for
the milder and finer weather.
Since moving into our new building
we have been running only one job
pitSs, tOkttHti WIFI bilC newspaper
press, by power. Before another week
passes we shall have the second jobber
attached to power and then shall
be much better prepared to do all job
work with more celebrity and prompt
ness. We say this for the benefit of
our many customers and all others who
may call upon us for work in our line.
Give us your next order and see If we
cannot satisfy you.
DIR. A. Ii. Spinney of the Bedding
sanitarum and well known in Allegan
where he has for years made monthly
visits and doctored many people, was
quietly married Monday, Feb. 5th, at
room SO in the Burdick house, Kalama-
zoo, TO Miss Tessora A. Wade, also of
Bedding. Ii is the elimination of a
romance, the young lady, who is a
nurse, cared for him in the room in
which they were married, five years ago.
The groom is 20 years old and the
bride 35. He is a very ardent spiritua-
list and Mrs. Julia Walton of Jackson,
noted spiritualist, performed the cere
mony. Mrs. Spinney was for several