The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-04-12

Subscribe for the Expositor.

The LBS will meet with Belle Nc.
Kenzie next Wednesday afternoon.
Burgderfer gives an entire change of
program. Admission IL and 25c. l0C
for reserved seats.
Jennie Sheehy has been quite sick
the past week and unable to be at her
work in Beavis & Hutchinson's store.
The weather of the past week has
been anything but desirable for April.
Rain, snow and freezing has been the
order.
Saturday was busy day for Yale
merchants. Ii seemed that everybody
from the surrounding country was
here on that day.
A reader and alto solOist will accom-
pany Harold Jarvis to this city i'm May.
The three will give concert you can
not afford To miss.
A business meeting of the LBS will
be held at the home of Mrs. Douglass
on Monday evening. 1t is desired that
all members be present.
Three carloads consisting of horses,
hogs and cattle were shipped from this
point TO Buffalo on Saturday by Ed
Sheehy and James Wilson.
Mrs. John Staley extends a cordial
invitation to the y. Y. BIS for Monday
evening, April 22nd, at which time an
important business meeting will occur.
Miss Abbot, missionary from India
will address the young people of this
city and Others interested next Tuesday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the NJ. +.
church.
This week we received a calender
from the University of Michigan, con-
tanning reports from the various de-
partments. Total number of students
enrolled is 4,T46.
A new building is being erected in
Avoca by Sherman Moore which when
completed will be occupied as post
Office. Dr. l.. M. Ardiel will be the
new postmaster.
Weter Tanning Il Cos. egg wagons
are now making regular trips, although
the roads are in terrible shape. All
managed to get back from their first
trip safe and sound.
Steven Curvin went to Akron We'd
nesday evening, in response to tele-
gram summoning him to the bedside of
his mother, Mrs. Ross, who was dying.
Jeffersonian.
Max CHASER and partner who were
buying horses i'm this locality last Sat
urday and Monday secured fifteen.
They paid good price for some, one
horse bringing 1925 to its owner.
Word reaches us from Peck that
fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry NJ. Waterman on Sunday. Here's
hoping that the son may ever be com
fort and blessing to his parents.
A petition has been circulated i'm
Brockway township and largely signed
by the electors for the purpose of call
ing a special meeting to place the ques-
ton of road system before the people
of the township.
Owing to the resignation of Clarence
Drake from the position of assistant
postmaster, Julia Wallace has been APP
pointed to that position. Jean Drake
will assist her father in the y. O. before
and after school hours.
Geo. Cavanagh while assisting in
clipping a horse one day last week re-
ceived an ugly cut i'm his head from the
horses fore foot George was laid mp
for day or two but is again attending
to his duties OH rural route No. ..
Clarence Drake last week purchased
the drug store of Jas. &. Regan at Mel
vim and will take possession of same
on May LIST. To assist him he will
have a first-class pharmacist We wish
Clarence all kinds of success in his new
venture.
j. l.. Miller and VIM. Black repre-
the Wolverine Directory Co.
have been i'm Yale and vicinity this
week gathering names and information
for a new county directory. These
gentlemen promise that it will be val
liable book.
Fred H. Wilcox, of Fargo, has decld-
ed To close out his entire stock of goods
at cut rate prices. Everything must be
sold regardless Of cost, as he Is going
to take up farming again. Sale com.
mences April 10, and continues for
three weeks. Take advantage Of this
sale.
On Monday evening BeDj Lane re-
ceived the sad news o. the death of his
sister Mrs. Grin Henderson. She was
born in Calais, Maine, where she lived
until she was twenty years of age,
when she moved to Saco, i'm which
place she lived until her death. She
was 81 years ana - days Old,
Chas. +. Schmidt, who recently pur.
chased the j. G.. McKenna farm mile
and a half south of Yale. is making
many decided improvements about the
place. Henry Pearce has the contract
for remodelling the dwelling house and
Peter Empey is doing the painting.
Shade trees will be set out along the
highway. When the. work is finished
Mr.. Schmidt will have model farm
and home.
James Foster, of Peck, is getting the
ready with which to erect
new cement building this spring Ii
will be used for the postoflice, law Of
flee of Il. G.. Graham, and will also he
the home of the Peck Times. When
settled In the new place, the Times will
be equipped with the latest i'm machin-
cry and type. We know how Bro. Gra-
L.. A.t