The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-03-11
Local and Otherwise.

drug store.
viii Rub has been under the weather
the past week or two.
Edward Andreae has been fighting
with the grip this past week.
VIM. Roy has been confined to his
home this week by sickness.
You can save from $500 to $500 on
your spring suit at Rosenthaps
Mrs. j. A. Menzies has been suffering
with a severe headache this week.
Mrs. Benz. Lane has recovered from
the grip and is able to be around again.
Spring Millinery opening at NJ. M.
Pearce's Friday and Saturday, March
Is and 49,
The largest and finest assortment of
Easter cards were shown in Yale at
Mathews Il Wight's.
Il. w. Hart has secured employment
i'm Port Huron and will move his fami-
ly there about April LIST.
N. ]. Whiting moved with his family
to Clinton on Tuesday. He has posi-
tion in the Wooden Mills there.
Three more birthdays have been re-
ported to this office since our last issue.
They are Chris Vogelei Feb. 2 and
his son Alvin Feb. and Lloyd Mack
man Feb. 18th.
In letter from Alfred Young, of
Chicago, he writes, 81 am now serving
as juror in the Superior Court and l
wish it was over with. Best regards to
all my Yale friends"
Louisa Bright entertained number
80 L.. f-sn.,1c loc E,.iHnu
ming. The time was spent in playing
games, after which sherbet and cake
were served. All report a fine time.
Mrs. Marvin NJ. Holcomb and son
Owen moved to Bear Lake, Manistee
county, on Thursday and will take up
their residence with James NJ. Holcomb
a son and brother. The best of good
wishes go with them.
THE MOLER BARBER COL
LEGE of Chicago ILL.,, wants men to
learn barber trade. They offer splendid
inducements and short term COM
pletes. They mail free beautiful cat
alogue and ask all our readers to send
for it.
Chas. Rounds has sold his interest in
the Rounds Hardware Co. to Il. c.
Richards. of Detroit, brother to
Clyde Richards, one of the members of
the above corporation, and now this
business will be owned and operated
by Richards Bros.
Peter Keary writes from Wimbledon
Park, Surrey, England, asking us to
send him specimen copy of the Ex-
positor. We are always pleased to
furnish sample copies of the Expositor
to all desiring, and solicit non-sub-
scribers to call or send for copies.
A small blaze in the roof of the Pere
Marquette pump house was the cause
OF the fire alarm last Saturday evening
at about 500 o'clock. Burning SCOT in
the smoke stack ignited the roof. The
hose companies soon extinguished the
fire before serious damage was done.
A local option meeting will be held
at the Cole church next Monday eve
ming, March 18th, at 500 o'clock. Rev.
Prentiss II. Case will be the principal
speaker. On Tuesday evening the
same speaker will address meeting to
be held at the Bidleman school house.
The Expositor job rooms have just
recently received large bill of brand
new type from the American Type
Founders Co, of Detroit. New type
faces and ornaments are included in
the shipment and we are better pre-
pared than ever to do fine printing.
Try us with your next order.
We are in receipt of post card
from A. A. Tomlin former resident
of Yale asking that the address of his
Expositor be changed from Haneyville,
to Castor, Alberta. On the back of the
post card is shown coal mine and in
the groupe of men we notice our old
friend Austin. He has a full beard
which is rather gray.
We notice the sign, "Dr. Paterson"
fastened up over the door of the Neh-
man building just north of Bottoms
drug store. The sign OH the window
reads, Farmer Real Estate Exchange,
ETC." 1t is known, of course that just
recently the doctor sold out his practice
here. For % years or more he has been
an expert In real estate deals in this To-
cality. So his present venture is not a
new and untried one by any means. Ii
will pay people who wish to buy or
sell real estate TO see him.-Capac
Journal.
Michigan descendants of the Ottawa
and Chippewa Indians, to the number
of 1000 will benefit to the extent of up
wards of $4,000 some time in the
spring, when the distribution will com
mence of the moneys which the United
States supreme court decided three
years ago were still their due under the
treaty of 1885, The time intervening
since this decision was handed down
has been spent in enrolling those en-
titled to participate in the distribution.
All who can prove any trace of descent
from the Michigan tribesmen are en-
titled to a share.
Again the ladies of the M. 4. church
were notified that Mr.. Johnson could
not meet his engagement in Yale
which was advertised to be held on
Thursday of this week on account of
sickness. The ladies are bearing up
quite well under the disappointment
and hope the patience of the public is
not taxed to any desperate degree. AS
soon as the entertainments now adver-
tised to take place are over the ladies
will iii the remaining number Of their
lecture course by either first-class lee
turer or some kind of an entertainment.
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