The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-05-08


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Detroit Business University.
Nice { p weather we are having.
DR.. j. b. Stevens is having his barn
enlarged
Geo. Cavanagh moved into his new
home Tuesday.
f. p Currier is altering his house and
having porch built thereon.
Alex. Reid has secured a position in
Kewleys drug store at Bad Axe as
pharmacist.
w. +. Rub is having the poplar trees
that surround his residence on
Mechanic street cut down.
Herrison Rounds, of Drumbo, Ont,
niece of n. b. Herbert. is keeping
house for Mr.. Herbert and son.
Elder ID. Mccall will occupy the pull
pit at Mechanic st. Church of Christ,
next Sunday morning. G. f. in the
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.. Vincent left on
Wednesday of this week to make their
home in Chicago. Our best wishes go
with them.
Dr.. &. ). Ney has been seriously i'll at
his Edison Beach home for the past
week but his Yale friends will be
pleased to learn that he is much i'm
proved.
The Yale Expositor is p years old,
and, like old wine, grows better with
age. May the greatest of success at
tend Bro. MenZies' efforts in the future.
Peck Times.
+. j. Wilt is having the interior of
the Wilt Hotel papered, painted and
decorated, which will greatly improve
its appearance. Fred is better pre-
pared than ever to take care of his
guests.
The Alumni Association of the Yale
High School held meeting in the Ex-
pOstor office last Friday evening and
made further arrangements for the
alumni banquet to be held June 10 of
this year.
Clare Fuller spent Sunday at his
home in Saginaw and while there talk
ed with Irwin Cough He reports
"Rube's" foot as rapidly improving and
that he will soon enter the national
game again.
King G. Holden will offer for sale at
his homestead - miles east and
mile south of Yale on Friday, May II,
all of his farm stock, implements, etc.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. N.
Usual terms. Geo. w. Bell auctioneer.
In last weeks writeup of the Easter
program in the NJ. Il. church, we should
have inserted the name of Jay Munroe
as having charge of the literary part of
the program, with Mrs. Myers direct
ing the musical part. We beg Mr.. Nun
roe's pardon for the omission.
Orion l.. DeViney will open a photo
graph gallery in the DR.. Reed office on
Wall street. The building has been re-
modelled and the opening will take
place next Monday. Mr.. DeViney has
been in Ann Arbor and Detroit for
some time past.-Port Huron Times.
Mr. DeViney is we'll known to many of
Yale's citizens.
Ernest Fenby, the Sheppard Giant,
is in Yale preparing for his match with
Freddie Clark, the German Wonder, of
Cleveland, Ohio, in Kennefick Hall this
evening. This match will be q close
one and everyone should attend. Doors
will be opened at 8 o'clock p. m. Ad-
mission % and 30 cents. K. A. Carney
is slated to referee.
Port Huron high school ball team
comes to Yale tomorrow to clean up
on our team. They have a good record
SO far this year, having beaten Mt.
Clemens by 10 to o, and Lexington 10
to 5. ID. u. 5. barely beat them, the
score being 6 to s. Yale will have to
go some, but she's capable of that.
Everyone come out and encourage the
boys.
Do you want to own a Merry Widow
hat? If so, you can make one your
self by following these simple instruc-
tions:-Take bicycle wheel. Super
impose on the hub one deep granite
saucepan, first shipping off the handle
with an AK. Stitch on cover q wine
colored velvet from your season before
lasts suit. Put on three inch binding
around brim of canary colored silk
from your great grandmother's party
dress. Rip nineteen yards of box ruch-
ing off your shirt waist box and wind
about crown. A soup ladle and joint
fork will give jaunty effect IL used as
hat pins. The hats are all the go this
year, the broader brim you have the
better they are. The men folks will
please take to thG middle of the street.
Exchange.