The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-03-13
Local and Otherwise.
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John Fry is the new teamster for the
Yale Lumber IL Coal Company.
Edward Andreae has been confined to
his bed the past week on account of the
grippe. Dr. Clyne has been attending
him.
The junior Dancing Club will hold a
social hop in Central Hall OH Friday
evening, March l3
Is it proper to speak of it as ''pro-
hibition wave?" Were it not better to
use word more suggestive of drought ?
Adam Gotteslaben, living 81 miles
ca and mile north of Yale, is very
sick AT il home with the grippe. DR..
Wight IL Yale is attending him.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A..
Ponsfo Il is slowly improving, getting
a tile tronger each day. We are glad
to note this change in the little one.
Last Friday evening theSwastika Club
acccmp uied by their gentlemen friends
took :, Seip bride out to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. W. Ndams' where very pleasant
time wa, enjoyed.
Jam. Cofe. of Speaker, came in
] bur cay and paid another years sub
SCI, un to the Expostor for his mother,
Ar Ellen Cole. This will make twenty
SIX years the family has taken the paper
The auction sale of Wesley Balhoff
Tuesday was one of the best of the sea-
son. We are informed that Mr. Balhoff
has rented farm pne mile north of y ale
and intends TO move down there in a
few weeks.-Peck Times.
a caucus of the Republican electors
~ (Npaat,urnoA 20 -, l.
Wednesday, March 18th, at 200 o'clock
local time, in the Town Hall, for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
the different township offices.
Levi Lane, of Yale, who played second
base on last seasons Knights of Column
bus baseball team, has signed contract
with the Flint club, of the South Mich
igan League. He will play the same
position with that team.-Port Huron
Herald
G. +. Welch, OF New York City, left
Tuesday on triphome to see his mother.
Mr.. Welch recently purchased farm of
40 acres from f. b. Fuller lying west and
north of Yale. lie expects to return i'm
about amonth's time and take up farm
ing.
Children are apt to look forward to
the time when they are grown up, in the
belief that they can then make all the
noise they want, but they always find
that there is some other fellow who is
a greater noise than they can
make, and they spend their maturer
years, as they did their childhood, in
The city officials invaded j. G. Jones
photograph gallery on Friday last and
had two group pictures taken. The first
was composed of the mayor, clerk and
Aldermen. the second took in the mayor,
clerk, aldermen, treasurer, attorney, SUI
pervisor, marshal, park commissioners,
and teamster, fourteen in number. Both
pictures are good likenesses.
1t may interest our readers, and es-
pecially the old soldiers, who possibly
are not informed, that there has been
published by the state series of reg
mental records, giving the name and
address and other information of each
soldier in Michigan regiment during
the Civil war, These recordsare print
ed in book form, book to the regiment,
forty four in all and may be obtained
by writing TO the adjutant general at
giving the name of the soldier
WHO. record is wanted, stating the reg.
iment. Each soldier is entitled to one
book and the widow, oldest son or daugh-
ter, if the widow is dead.
The Yale Citizens Band reorgan-
lied for the coming summer last Mon
day evening in the Council Chambers.
+. III. Nickers, who has much ability as
a teacher, has been engaged as leader.
At this meeting +. A. Carney was chos-
EN- manager and Bruce Lothian secy-
treasurer. The boys will practice ev-
cry Monday and Thursday evenings i'm
the Council Chambers. Those desiring
to learn should be on hand each We'd
nesdaS evening when instructions will
be given. About twelve have already
signified their intention of joining.
We can expect some fine music this
when the weekly concerts are
given.
Friday night A. V. Parmlee and Clyde
Adams invited a representative of the
ExpOsitor to their rooms over Dick
Windsor's barber shop. The rooms are
under process of construction and when
finished will be the best looking i'm town.
The prevailing style wei be the mission
style. Mission furniture will be installed.
The woodwork is being stained an ebony
black. A mantle is being built i'm the
south side of the front room. There
will be three rooms, two bedrooms and
one sitting room. "A steel ceiling has
been put on all three rooms, and has been
tinted. Just below the ceiling will be
a scenic border about Is inches wide. |
Then plain dark green paper will ex-
tend to within four feet of the floor.
From there burlap of a deep red ex-
tends to the Dashboard wbichfs stained |
a dead black. What with pictures and
statuary Messrs. Parmlee, Adams and |
Ferguson will havea den to beproud Of.