The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-04-09

Mrs. and Mrs. Alex McAllster of
Marlette were guests of w. A. Stark
and family over Sunday.
+. X. Beecher, who has been confined
to his bed for the past two weeks, is
some better, which fact we are pleased
to announce.
The big show windows of our meat
markets were very attractive last Sat
urday Both were filled with good
things to eat.
Mrs. j. w. Harrington and Miss
Carrie Harvey attended a party in
Brown City last week given by
Mesdames w. L. and j. +. Campbell.
Geo. Taylor, who has been visiting
his brother Fred in Yale and other
/ friends IN different parts of the state,
left for his home at Mellon, Wis, on
( Tuesday morning.
Under Sheriff Windsor was up from
: Port Huron Tuesday and took Albert
I Morrell back with him. Young Nor
rell is another one of that family who
is bordering on insanity.
Arbor day will be April %. Why
not resolve now that you will, on that
date, plant one or two trees to beautify
your town and make your name a
blessing in future years?
There is no open season this year for
ducks. Hunters who have been in the
habit of shooting them in May will
have to keep an eye on the game war
den, as well as on the ducks.
f. o. Putney will hold an auction
sale of horses at the Feed Barn in \ ale
on Saturday, April IL, 1914, COM
mencing at 200 o'clock p. m. Geo. w.
Bell, auctioneer. Usual terms.
Mrs. j. A. Vincent of Blue Island,
Ill.,, is in Yale on visit to relatives
and friends. She is looking around
for suitable house to purchase and if
one is found she will move here and
make her home.
l.. G. Stirling was brought down to
his drug store on Thursday, his first
visit for five months. lie is steadily
gaining in strength and has hopes of
again being out of doors soon.-Cros-
well Jeffersonian.
Albert Vanconant of Peck, agent
for the Truesdell Marble Il Granite Co.,
Port Huron, was in this locality the
past week soliciting orders for monu-
ments, headstones, markers and other
marble and granite work.
On another page Of the Exposition
appears an adv. for f. Ii. Drake an
nouneing that he will cut up 80 acres
located one mile south and one mile
west of this city into 10 acre lots and
dispose of same on easy payments $50
down and So per month. Look it up
and read the conditions.
There will be grand Easter Ball in
Central Hall, Monday evening, April
Is, 1914, to which the public generally
are cordially invited. First class music
will be furnished. Invitation com.
mittee-H. Il. McCabe, Barney McGill,
Vim. Poweps, Thos. Mullaney, Fred
FWilt, j. L. Rosenthal. Managerial
q. Holcomb and j. Z. Sheehy. Bill, ST.
The 13-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Weston met with rather sad
accident one day the past week. While
striking block of wood with an axe a
chip or some hard substance flew and
struck him in the eye, penetrating the
ball. The wound being so serious il
became necessary to remove the eve
Drs. Clyne and Pollock performed the
operation and the little fellow is getting
along as nicely as could be expected.
Prof. o. X. White, special field agent
for the department of horticulture
from East Lansing, and County Agri.
culturist Crandall of Port Huron gave
a free demonstration on pruning at the
farm of w, A. Cavanagh east of Yale
Wednesday afternoon. The day being
cold and disagreeable only about
twenty persons were out to witness the
demonstrations and listen to the in
teresting talks given by both gentlemen.
In a letter from our friend and former
fellow townsman Frank A. Vincent
We are handed the following bouquet
for which we return many thanks
"Allow me to congratulate you on the
completion of the Bind year of the
publication of the Expositor and to
express the wish that the success at
tanned during the 33rd year of publica-
ton will be as great as if you were
raised to the 33rd degree, or words to
that effect"
At the beginning of the fur season
our local dealer in furs, Henry Z.
Dinner received a letter from Traugott
Schmidt Il Sons, Detroit, stating that
they would pay premium of 5000 for
the best coon skin sent them during
the season. About three weeks ago
Mr.. Dinner bought pelt which he
thought was good one, and took it to
the city with him and left it at their
warerooms. On Monday of this week
he received letter enclosing check for
the above amount, stating that the
skin exhibited by him was the best one
they had received during the year.
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