The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-04-20
Vol. XXIV. No. 52.

It's tWenJy-il1tn year.
The LBS will meet next week We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Jas. Pearce.
The poles for the new rural telephone
line were delivered along the route this
week.
The Easter services at the churches
were largely attended and very much
enjoyed
Basil Middleton has secured a good
position in Detroit with the American
Express Co.
Mothers think if they look after the
matchmaking the lovemaking will look
after itself
Uncle Dan McMartin has had crew
of men and the grader at work on our
city streets this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Williams, of
Ellisville, are rejoicing over the arrival
of a daughter April IL, 1906.
In winter a man grumbles because
he can't go fishing and in the summer
because there is no sleighing.
The first thunder storm this spring
happened on Friday evening. a nice
warm shower accompanied II.
The Expositor added seven new
week. We have room for more.
NJ. NJ. Holcomb celebrated his S3rd
birthday on Saturday last The old
gentleman is quite spry for man of
his age.
Wonder if Marlette has any idea of
the crowd that will pour i'm upon the
town tonight. 'Rah for Yale! 'Rah
for Marlette,
Topic for NJ. +. church EpwOrth
League next Sunday at 600 o'clock j. NJ.
"Our Resources in Service" Leader
Mr.. {. a. Haynes.
The best number on the lecture
course last year was the Whitney
Brothers quartet They are coming
again next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. t. H. WOODBURY., of Grayling,
has purchased the Thomas Darcy house
and lot i'm the northeast part of Yale,
Of Henry DOelle and will take posses
sion Immediately.
Several new dwelling houses are I'M
der way and will be erected this sum-
mer 1t looks AS though Yale would
have rs great a building boom this year
rs last. Let the good work go on.
The supper given by the ladies of
Mechanic street Church of Christ in
the Chamberlain building Friday even
ing last was quite well patrOniZed and
success in every way. Proceeds
about 81.
The st. Clair and Sanilac Horse
Breeders Association has sold EvertOn
Laddie to Con Gleason and Steve
Melaney for $500, The horse will be
travelled in this section during the sea-
son of 1906.
The next social meeting Of Yale
Grange will be held on Thursday even
ing April 18th at the home of VIM.
Harvie, one mile north and one mile
west of Yale. A good social time is
expected, All members requested to
be present.
Jas. Middleton came home from De-
troit sick about five weeks ago and has
had hard time of it since. Last week
he was out of the house again and al
though not feeling the best was much
improved. He expects soon TO return
to Detroit and resume his job with the
street car company.
Going down town last Saturday eve
ming, +. II. Beecher mistook the walk
i'm front of Mrs. Mathews, which is
built out over the deep ditch TO the
road, for the cross walk nearby and
walked off the end. The evening was
very dark and no street lights on. 1t
is wonder that he was not more SER
iOusly hurt than he was, but he was
confined to his bed for several days
with a strained ankle and he will prob
ably feel the effects of his fall for a
long time.
John u. Kennedy and John McKen-
Zie were in Yale last Saturday at which
time Mr.. Kennedy purchased the 100
acre farm located in section Is, Emmett
township, from Duncan Mckenzie ST.
This makes 800 acres of land now own
ed by Mr.. Kennedy. He is a man of
sterling worth, well liked and respected
by all of his neighbors and friends,
We are sorry to learn that he is a
bachelor but nevertheless he would
make kind husband for some good
woman.
1t is with pleasure we note the APP
pointment of Harry Williams to the
agency of the Pere Marquette II. II. in
this village. Harry has been assistant
to Matt Irwin, the genial agent at Yale
during the past three years and has al
ways proved himself capable, oblig-
ing official, but above all as our own
"Dusty" Mcdonald, the Yale sage
would say, "He's bachelor not con-
firmed like / am" which we believe to
be fact Anyway, Harry Is decided
to the village and we bid him
a hearty welcome. Melvin Monitor.
Pilot.
The editor of western paper has
printed the following list of rates for
"puffs." For telling the public that
man is successful citizen, when every |
body knows he is as lazy as govern
ment mule, $3.50; referring to a de-
ceased citizen as one who is mourned |
by the entire community, when we
know he will be missed by poker |
circle, $.23; referring to some gallivant- |
ing female as estimable lady whom
it is pleasure to meet when any bust
ness man in town would rather see the
evil one coming, SO; calling an ordinary |
pulpit FOUNDER an eminent divine, 60
cents; sending sinner to heaven, So.
Devils island Torture
IL no WOrop than tho farrihIa oaca of Il