The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-09

Mrs. Jas. Loree has been quite sick
| this week.
Revs. Thompson and Ellis exchanged
pulpits last Sunday evening.
Girl wanted for general homework.
Apply to Mrs. f. r. Beecher
Mrs. Daniel McMartin has been sick
] the past two weeks, but is now slowly
recovering.
Mrs. Geo. Walker is much improved
i'm health and her friends are glad to
| learn of this.
The Atheneum Society gives pro-
gram i'm the high school room this
friday evening.
VIM. Foster has been laid up the
past week with pneumonia. He is
somewhat improved.
The League extends very cordial
! inyition to the public to hear Miss Nc
kinley at NJ. T.. church March II.
Rev. W. III. Cole is holding revival
meetings i'm the NJ. T. church at Avoca,
and is meeting with good success
| a mothers meeting will be held in
the high school room on Friday after
noon, March l6 at 3 o'clock. All i'll
yited
The ID & c boats began running
between Detroit and Cleveland Monday
March 5th, the earliest in twenty-eight
! years. The ID X Il boats start the 10Th.
Dr. Alice Nj. Doering is now located
! in her dental parlors over Grant llol-
dens drug store and will be pleased TO
have those desiring work in her line to
call.
Ida Baxter was well pleased with
the success of the recital given by her
pupils in music at Melvin last week
Friday. She is very thankful to out
sders for assistance rendered.
Michigan Christian EndeavOr day is
to be observed by the societies next
Sunday, March 18th, in commemoration
of the formation of the Michigan
Christian union nineteen years ago.
Harriet Harms will entertain the
Single Dozen and their gentlemen
friends at her home this (I'riday) even
! ing. The occasion is the celebrating
of the 18th anniversary of the organiza-
ton.
Pollock a. IIennessy have a neatly
decorated window. advertising DR..
/ Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters,
! Bucklen's Arnica Salve and in fact the
entire output of H. f. Bucklen n Co.,
! Chicago.
Charley Mackman has cause to be
| happy these days. On Monday, Feb,
26, 1906, a baby boy was born at his
home in the north part of Yale. Here's
! hoping the newcomer may live a long,
happy and prosperous life,
Mrs. G.. w. Allen and Mrs. j. T..
Staley will give coffee at the latter's
home in the south part of Yale on
| Thursday afternoon, March 18th, from
til :, for the benefit of the Nj. +,
church organ fund. 10 cents. All
cordially invited,
Nothing pleases the publisher of the
| EXpOsitor more than to learn of the re-
appointment of Dave b. Menerey as
postmaster at Coleman. Dave is editor
of the Independent and started his
career in the Exposition Office. Accept
our congratulations.
Ralph King has sold his blacksmith
shop and business TO Lew Armstrong,
of Port Huron, who took possession to-
day. Mr. King has not made any plans
as to what he will do, but will stay
here for month at least to settle up
his affairs. -AlmOnt Herald.
Rev. McCarroll, of Sterling, Kansas,
preached in the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning. The reverend gen
tleman was pastor Of the Brockway
and Fremont Presbyterian churches
twenty-five years ago and was visiting
with his old friends, ID. Mckenzie and
family.
The monthly business meeting of the
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So
ciety was held Monday evening at the
home of Hazel Moore. There was the
usual good attendance, and after bust
ness came a few pleasant hours of
games and amusements. Refreshments
were served.
In the communication published last
week with reference to the AlonZO De
Peel estate il should have read Mrs.
Jas. Moore instead of Mrs. Jas. III. |
Moore, the latter lady being in nOwise
akin TO the parties spoken of. We
make this correction in justice to the |
wife of our rural mail carrier.
The work of tearing down the Meth
odist Protestant church structure has |
begun, and arrangements have been
made whereby meetings will be held
each Sunday in the Brick Chapel for |
the next four months, when fine new |
church edillce will grace the lot where
the old building has stood for more
than a quarter of a century.
Each individual whose name appears
below will be expected to do something |
on the entertainment program next |
Wednesday evening, March 18th, at
regular meeting of the OES:-Mrs. Lib
bic Menzies, Mrs. NELLIE Griswold, in
strumental music by Stella Francis; Il. |
ii. Parkinson; Sarah G.. Mckenzie; j.
Bert Jardine and talk 10y Mollie M.
Brown. Mrs. Mary Rounds, w. M.
T.. II. Drake, w. u.
The Yale Realty q Exchange Co.
has been established i'm Yale with head
quarters i'm f. III. Brakes law Office,
front room in Expositor building. JAS.
McColl and Il. III. Drake are managers.
This company deals in farm and viii
lage property and are prepared to assist
anyone desiring to engage in business
in Yale or any other city or village i'm
1t. Clair or Sanilac counties. Read
their al which appears in this issue of
the ExpositOr.
Marion H., Beloved little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Gepford, aged
wears and AZ laVc naccpd naapafullv