Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-02-12
MISUNDERSTANDING

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Thursday.
Born, to the wife of Levi Morrill, on
Friday last Il fine baby boy.
Try Dullams Great German % cent
Cough Cure at Grant Holden d Bro. s.
Prosecuting Attorney Hovey, of PIT
Huron, was in Yale yesterday, Tuesday
Thomas McArther has sold his bust
ness in Gladwin and is now located III
Pinconning.
Court Yale has secured the Duffie
Hall where they will meet every Mon
day evening.
David Easton, father of William Eas,
ton, of Yale, died at his home in Green
wood on Tuesday of this week.
10000 dozen of eggs and tons OF
butter wanted at j. &. Holden's, for
which the highest price will be paid.
Aaron Ferguson, living . miles west
of Peck, died on Thursday. He Is
father to Sewell and Kest Ferguson.
Read the new adv. for the Michigan
! Oil Co., of Detroit, in this issue. Boice
d Waterman handle their oil in Yale.
Thomas Collins, who has been suffer
ing from inflammation of the lungs for
some time, died in this place on Satur-
day last.
O. 2. Chamberlain has workmen
busily engaged lowering the steps in
front of his building north of Boice d
Waterman's store.
Invitations are out announcing u
party to be given in Michaels' Hall
next Thursday evening, Feb. IS, under
the auspices of the l.. II. X. club.
Levina Ann, relict of the late Will
liam McFadden, died at her home in
this township on Saturday last, aged
81 years, months and y days. Port
Huron and Sarnia papers please copy.
William Williams wishes to thank
his many friends and neighbors for
turning out and helping him to haul
stone from his farm to his lot on Jones
street in Yale. Their kindness will
ever be remembered.
James Livingston & Co. wish to IN
form the farmers that they are prepar-
ed to furnish flax seed for sowing.
The seed may be had at their mills in
Yale. Fargo and Croswell. No seed
will be given out later than April goth.
Those persons who Joined the Yale
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constitution and book are requested to
attend the next meeting, Wednesday
evening, Feb. 18th. After that date
the book will be closed to free men,
bership.
Venus and Jupiter are both evening
stars now and are apparently rapidly
approaching each other, Jupiter APP
pearing to move toward the sun and
Venus away from it. BY the end of
this month, they will only be five and
a half degrees apart. Venus will con-
tinue to grow more radiant for weeks
to come, while the giant planet will
SOON be lost in the suns light and will
resppear as morning star.
A peculiar condition of affairs exist
in the Red River Valley of Minnesota
and North Dakota. The wheat crop
was so large that farmers were not able
to cut and thresh it and do their fall
blowing. Threshing machines have
been running all winter and much
grain is still in the shock and stack.
The blowing will have to be done in the
spring and unless help can be secured
to do it, there will be decreased acre
age in 1899. Hundreds of men can
get employment there this spring,
blowing and seeding.
There is a wedding to take place il.
the near future between Yale and Bay
City under the following conditions:
Bay City and Yale being so miles apart
and on the wedding day each contract
ing party will start and travel towards
the other by the +. d =. NJ. R'y; the
young lady leaving Yale and the young
gentleman leaving Bay City. The
former will travel one mile while the
latter will travel fifteen miles. The
wedding to take place where they meet
in the nearest house, in the nearest
town, by the nearest priest or the near
est minister.
Fifteen Sir Knights from Yale tent
visited the tent at Peck Monday even
ing and conferred the oriental degree
on twenty of their members. The Peck
Sir Knights were well pleased with the
knowledge obtained and although the
cost was but ten cents, they avowed
that it was well worth fifty times that
amount. After the ceremonies were
performed all were royalty entertained
at the Gaffney House where oysters
were dished up i'll abundance. The
inner man being well taken care of the
teams were got in readiness and the
party was soon homeward bound feel
ing jubilant over the enjoyable evening
spent with the Bees of Peck tent.