The Yale expositor., 1906-05-11


Pollock 4 Hennessy opened their
soda fountain Thursday.
Eva Peroni is assisting Mrs. Black in
her millinery shop at present.
Alfred Kidd is engaged decorating
the interior of the Nj. +. church.
A heavy white frost Thursday morn
ing. Considerable damage done.
Watch for further announcements
of the Junior program to be given
May 18th in Central Hall.
The number OF liquor licenses already
issued by the county treasurer to ST.
Clair county dealers is l02.
Clarence, the three year old son of
Joseph King, who fell ON stone and
injured his nose is getting along nicely
Lowell MunrOe has materially inn
proved the out ward appearance of his
dwelling by giving it a fresh coat of
paint.
Andrew Award has painted the
exterior of his dwelling on Wood
street making vast Improvement in
the appearance.
We received letter from Moose Jaw.
n. W. r., this week, but on account of
until next week issue
James Meharg took VIM. Ard to the
County House OH Wednesday. The
old gentleman is almost helpless and
has no means of support.
Hugh Ferguson is in New York City
attending a school for the instruction
of automobile driving. Men in this
line are in great demand now.
Will Phillips, mail carrier on rural
route No. 4, is building new house
and barn OH his North street lot. The
frames are up and partly enclosed.
Guy L. Beard, assistant cashier of
the Yale state Bank, was passing the
cigars Monday morning and asked his
friends to smoke up on bouncing
baby boy born Sunday.
The weather the past week has been
anything but agreeable. Snow, rain,
hail and cold chilly winds have pre-
vailed. 1t is hoped that conditions
soon become settled and warmer wealth
er follows.
The Junior class OF the ii. :. will
give miscellaneous program and a
farce i'm Central Hall. Friday evening,
May %. Much time is being spent in
preparation of this entertainment, so
look for something good.
Robert Ellar is making a good show.
ing i'm organizing local camps Wood.
men of the World. At Lexington
Monday night Bob organized new
camp of 80 members. He was assisted
by State Manager John Asman, of
Port Huron.
Patrick Heron went to Byron last
week where he has secured a steady
Job on John Crawford's big stock
farm Phil Walker drove him over.
These gentlemen took the percheron
stallion Frankfort with them and he
will be travelled in that section this
season.
The program TO be given by the
Juniors May 25th in Central Hall, will
consist of solos, Rotations, drills and
music by both the Yale orchestra and
ladies quartette. This program will be
supplemented by farce to be given
by the best talent of the High School.
Mrs. Patrick Cotter an aged pioneer
of Emmett township, died on Wednes-
day of last week. The funeral was
held OH Saturday at the II. G. church in
Emmett and the interment made in
leaves family of grOwn-up children
and host of friends to mourn her
departure.
Will Starks came down town last
Thursday singing, and appeared to be
as happy as lark. 1t was learned
later that fine baby boy arrived on
that day and wanted to make his home
with the family. will was willing for
he knew that when the young lad grew
up the "old man" would not need to
work any more.
Jacob Miller will begin the erection |
of brick building on his lot next |
south of +, y, Pratt's barber shop at
once. The building is to be erected |
and finished complete by July lst this |
year, and will be 24x60 feet, Fred
Brueck jr, is to lease it for term of |
years as a harness shop, The building
now occupied by Mr., Brneck has been
sold to j, G. Holden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burns, of Pre-
mont, parents of Mrs. Bart McNulty |
and well known in Yale, are preparing |
to celebrate their fiftieth wedding an.
niversary which occurs on May IL. !
Invitations are out for the event.
Solemn mass will be said at st. Patrick's
church in Croswell at 10 o'clock and
the wedding dinner will be served at
the home in Fremont. We unite with |
the many friends i'm congratulating Mr..
and Mrs. Burns that they have reached
the fiftieth milestone of life together
and trust they will be spared many
more years.
''Watch the kIdneys.''
"When they are affected, life is in
DANGER says DIR. Abernethy, the great
English Dhvsician Folev's Kidney