The Yale expositor., 1894-10-26
The equinoctlal sweeps the PLAIN,
Bending the grasses near;
The orators on the stump again,
The windy seasons here.

Considerable Improvement Is DelnS
made on the streets in the village.
+. II. Gibbs q Co. will have II change
of adv. in next issue. Hatch for 1t.
Much needed showers have visited
Yale and vicinity during the past week.
w. II. Harris blacksmith shop has
been neatly painted and is much I'M
proved in appearance.
George Mann is having his residence
on North street raised ana stone
foundation built underneath.
Postmaster Lutz has added a fine
new burglar proof safe to the turni- |
.ure of the postofiice. It's beauty
The song service committee promise |
an attractive program next Sunday |
evening in Brick chapel. Seats are
free. All are invited.
As announced last week w. IL. Bal
lentine has change of adv. IN TINS
issue for the consideration of EXPOSE
TOR reader. Don't fail to read 1t.
Jas. Loree, ST., and family, who
moved to Saginaw some time ago, have
returned and are living on Third street.
Yale's deserters always return sooner
or later.
Rev. Windrem was in Fargo Satur-
day and Sunday conducting quarterly
meeting services for Rev. England. HIS
appointment at this place was filled by
Rev. Manley.
All young people who are interested
| in the organization OF Literary Clup
are requested to meet ut the residence
of Henry Pearce one week from thls
! Friday evening mt 1880.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge, 3lG, +. q A. NJ, on Thursday
evening, November Sth. Work on NJ.
NJ. degree. Henry Pearce, W. NJ.
Visiting brethren will be made welcome.
A neat new sign decorates the front
of Lew Armstrong; blacksmith shop.
John Baxter also has "A new sign over
the door of his wagon shop. VIII
Sayille is the artist who did the work.
DIR. ID. NJ. Langan has moved to his
farm in Speaker township from Sanllac
Centre. The DIR. will, in connection
with looking after the interests OF his
farm, follow the practice OF medicine.
L. G.. "Sawyer' should now be num-
bered with professional butchers. In
the presence of three reliable witnesses,
| one day last week, he killed and
dressed n 400 10. beef in fifteen MN
utes.
In n letter from William Newell we
learn that he is located at Golden, Il
C.. that he is prospecting, but best of !
he i ENJOYING good health. He would
be pleased to hear from his friends II
Yale.
The Indian summer, the most de
lightful of all the seasons IN the rura
districts, is near at hand. The forest
are putting on their beautiful dress
n that no artists pencil can catch ior III
i. canvas.
d The Speaker Christian Endeavor SO
It ciety called on lale's society Monda.
r evening at their regular meeting and
d very interesting session was held. 1al
If Endeavors would be glad to have thel
l. visitors come again.
he Mrs. Henry Slight will put box
"a the postofiice for the reception c
nc orders for bread. Patrons down tow
should place their orders before MN
O'Clock and the bread will be delivere
anywhere in town that day.
l.. Higer & Sons are out this wee
with their reasons why they can CIV
such bargains as they do, and III
cause of their growing trade. Rea
what thew have to say in their interes
ing advertisement in this paper.
DIR. Warner Cornell, of the firm (
Drs. Warner q +. A. Cornell, eye, en-
y, nose and throat specialists OF III III
ue ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at Il
dl Rapley House on the last Friday
'se each month. His next visit will
-, - Friday, October Goth.
he Alexander Youngs will offer for sa
,se by public auction at his premises OF
oil mile south and = miles east of Farg
q on Wednesday, October 81, 1894, cor
nd mencing at u o'clock sharp, lot
at stock, farm implements, etc. Sane
1oi Mcdonald, auctioneer.
er. This week we received a letter fro
no. Richard Williams, who is at Water
Mich, stating that although he h;
hard racket last fall, being in {
hospital for nearly four months, he
now enjoying good health. His MAJ
y friends here will be pleased to lea
] this news.
See that your idle boy is in school
l. at work, and there will be less CO
nlaint in after years of drunkenn'
and theft. Fact See that your Chi
rem between the ages of six and g
teen years are at home after dark, l
less YOU send them on an GRAND
Ia. know where they are and what I'll
are doing.
Complaint is made by residents ale
Mill Creek thai boys and men keep
disturbance nearly every Sunday
firing guns. This practice is not OIL
against the laws of the state but
- laws of common decency and shol
- he discontinued. IL 1t is not you n
expect to hear of some one being mt
an example of. Take warning.
nd 1t seems that some people ne
adapt themselves to the changes
seasons. An inland dealer is !
trying to handle ice cream. A Y
citizen comes forth wearing ST
hat and low necked shoes, while OF
sionally, but seldom, some mugwu
is heard to say: "I am gong to y
the democrat ticket this fall as usu
the The Yale Whist Club met for the
!. time this season on Tuesday ever
=. this week at the residence of ia
- Wallace, where the fascinating g
ppoi was enjoyed by about 30 members
VS. al II ,>fcinck mhpn Mra Wallace 9