The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-05-02

4. shakespeare COchrane.
Mrs, Kate Mencrey has had her
home wired for electric lights.
Il. +. Beecher is reshingling the
barn in the rear of his Mechanic
street lot
Does the label on your Expositor
reao right? If not we will he pleased
to hear from you.
Charles Rounds is laying the foun-
daJi0n for new house on his lot on
West North street
Governor Osborn has issued pro-
clamation, calling attention To Mothers
day, which will he observed on SUNDAY,
May II.
The rites Of baptism were admin
istered at the Mechanic street Church
of Christ on Sunday last by Elder f..
Charles.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
had splendid attendance at their sup
per Wednesday. Exactly thirty dollars
was cleared
Tomorrow, Friday, is Arbor and
Bird day according to official procala-
nation and May -. has been desig-
mated rs cleanup day.
Mrs. Chas. S. Brown. of Sandusky,
has been very i'll recently. but her
Yale friends are glad to know that
she is gaining now in health.
X. W. PassmOre has returned to Yale
from Ann ATbor where he underwent
an operation at the university hospital
for gall stones He is gaining slowly.
The Missouri Girl appeared at Central
Hall Thursday evening to a small au-
dlence. Thosepresent say it was very
enjoyable and interesting entertain
ment.
Thos. e. Holden, who has been in
the meat business for a number of
years in \ ale, is closing out and will
quit the business. What he will go at
he does not know as yet.
DR.. Ferguson, OF DeWard, has de-
cided to locate in \ ale and as soon as
his goods arrive will open up offices in
the rooms over Grant Holden's drug
store. The DR.. comes well recon-
mended as a successful practitioner.
Hon. David Fitzgibbons, who has
served as state representative from this
district, announced on April 30 his in.
tention of entering the race for state
senator from the eleventh district, in.
Guiding st. Clair and Macomb counties.
We notice by the Richmond Review
that Floyed High, student at the
Toronto Veterinary College, and well
known in Yale, has accepted a posi-
ton with Dr.. Judson Black at Rich.
mond, and assumed his duties last
week.
In walking along the principal streets
of our city OF an evening one must
keep his weather eye open for automo-
bileS. ale has number of new cars
this year, which, added to the old ones,
makes quite decent showing for lit
tie city like ours.
Frank Dagg is having his house on
Jones street reshingled, resided and
an addition built on the rear, be-
sides making other improvements
about the premises. When completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Dagg will occupy the
house as a residence.
Mrs Ferman Hendershot gave a
pleasant surprise for her husband
Tuesday by inviting several friends
to six o'clock dinner The occasion
celebrated Mr.. Hendershot's birthday,
and was a delightful reminder. Mrs.
Henderson, served an excellent din
ner.
The EXpOsitor subscription list has
been corrected ana credit given for
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proper credit has not been given notify
this Office at once, don't wait for some
future time for you may forget it. If
you are In arrears send the price to
square up.
Mr. and Mrs. John Holden quietly
and pleasantly celebrated two birth
days on Sunday the 10Th, with the
help OF several friends at one o'clock
dinner Mr. Holden reached the 63rd
mile stone on this date and Frances
Andreae was six years old Altern-
ately these two have celebrated their
birthdays together since the latter's
first year.
The heirs of the late Mrs. Ellen
Jorden desire, through the columns of
the Exposition, to express their ap-
probation and gratitude towards Nor
man Il. Herbert as administrator, for
SO successfully settling the estate of
John Jordan and also for the many
courtesies shown them by Mr. Herbert.
tIIs quicliness and accuracy i'm wind
ing up the affairs is very commend.
able
Thos. Carless' farm team hitched to
lumber wagon took lively dash
south Oh Main street over the bridge.
and on up the hill last Saturday. Sit.
ting Iii the bottom of the wagon box
Was a six year old son of Mr.. Carless
holding the reins and keeping the un.
ruly team i'll the middle of the road.
The boy succeeded in stopping the
horses III front of the race track and
turned them around, driving back to
ale. 1t appeared to many onlookers
that the little fellow was doomed but
he seemed TO know what to do by keep.
ing the middle of the road.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andreae Mr.
and Mrs. h. +. Fead and Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Windsor entertained large
number OF guests at a card party last
Thursday evening at the home of the
first named. Five hundred was the
game, seventeen tables being played.
First honors were taken by Mrs. Van