The Yale expositor., 1907-01-25

The weather prophets way is set
Mid sorrow and unrest.
He tells what kind we ought to get
And then hopes for the best.

Mrs. G. b. Turner lies very i'll at her
home here with inflammation of the
kidneys.
Frank Jackson has secured a posi-
ton in Port Huron and is now engaged
in performing his new duties.
Final examinations are being held in
all grades of the public school this
week. Next week the second semester
begins.
The flats are again flooded but owing
to the heavy wind which blew while ice
was forming there is no skating to
speak of.
Remember the next number of the
High School Lecture Course comes OH
Tuesday, Feb. II. Mattison Wilbur
Chase is the attraction.
j. McDOugall, of Caro- is the new
clerk i'm Mathews & Nights drug store.
Previous to his engagement here he
had been working at Clio.
Reserved seats for the next number
of the lecture course will be on sale at
Pollock Il Hennessy's drug store, Mon
day evening, Feb. IL, at O'Clock.
We notice by the Port Huron Times
of last Friday that Clifford Patterson,
well known in Yale, was taken on that
day to Detroit, to serve 65 days in the
House of Correction for vagrancy.
BrOckway AOOG will hold a public
installation at their Hall Tuesday ev-
ening, Jan. 29th. Mr.. Grant III. Slo-
cum will be i'm attendance and all Ar
bors are earnestly requested to be pres
ent TO give him royal welcome. Don't
forget the lunch.
Rain last Friday evening and again
Saturday evening. Then il was terrif-
ic. The water came down in perfect
sheets. The greatest assortment of
weather with an abundance OF each
kind seems to be kept on hand, ready
To he dished up in very short order.
\ wind with a great deal of velocity
blew all saturday night, making build
ings tremble, and causing many minor
accidents, such as blowing away signs,
knocking <oVer fences. demolishing
chimneys, etc. The wind continued
all day sunday, and it grew much cold
en-
Mrs. Margaret Streeter, aged % years,
who was taken TO the poor house last
week, died at that institution Sunday
night. She had lived with her son in
Brockway up to few days ago. The
neighbors complained that she was be-
ing neglected and she became county
charge.
VIM. Stark d Co. is the name Of the
new firm of hay buyers which have re-
Gently started in business in Yale.
Will stark is the head man and is pre-
pared to buy baled hay and straw in
any quantity at the highest market
price. Give them call. You will be
well used.
Palmer Bros. IL Co.'S sale continues
but one more day. Although many
have taken advantage of their great
cut in prices, yet some bargains are
left which are certainly good ones.
The sale closes tomorrow Saturday so
call i'm and see If there is not some
thing YOU may need
a fancy dress masquerade carnival
will be held this friday evening at
Jones X Whites skating rink. A prize
of 81 will be given to the most fancy
dressed gentleman, also same TO most
fancy dressed lady. No one allowed
on the ice except contestants, until $50
o'clock. Admission, ladies Zoe, gentle
men l5c, spectators &c. Everybody in
vited TO come.
Thomas McMullen, living two miles
east of Yale, haying rented his farm,
will sell at public auction at the above
premises all his farm stock, imple-
ments, etc. Sale will commence at p.
m. sharp, Wednesday, Jan. 30. Ten
months time will be given for all sums
over So, on furnishing good, approved
endorsed notes at per cent interest.
&. W. Bell, auctioneer.
Mrs. Clyde Richards knowing by as
ISOLATION how well TSD girls enjoy
spreads invited them to an oyster sup
per i'm connection with their skating
party last Monday evening. The tables
were decorated with carnations and
smilaX and very striking post cards.
After partaking of an appetiZing sup
per the skaters declared Mr. and Mrs.
Richards very generous.
The NYB club met with Mrs. Chas
Rounds Monday evening and the mem
bers put in the time very pleasantly
and usefully in tying two comfortables,
all having TO guess who the comfort
ables were for, Mrs. Ed. Andreae gain
ing one prize and Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller
the other. Ice cream and other refresh
ments were served the company when
the work was finished and the evening
was voted great success.
viii Smith, formerly Yale boy, but
recently of Onaway, died at that place
on Tuesday, of pneumonia, after a
short illness. He was buried in Brown
City cemetery today. Since leaving
here the deceased worked i'm a meat
market at Alpena. Afterwards he
purchased a shop i'm Millersburg. He
was married at that place to Nellie
Hebner, former Yale girl. At the
time Of his death he was employed in a
shop at Dnaway.
Beavis * Hutchinson will hold their
fifth Inventory sale beginning Jan. 26
and ending Feb. q, 1907. Posters have
been gotten out quoting greatly re-
duced prices. This firm has been i'm
business here for four years and have
conducted successful inventory sale
each year They have the reputation
of dOing what they advertise. Great
bargains can be found I'm all depart
mcnts. They intend to clean up all
the winter stock and get in readiness
for their splendid, new line of spring
goods