The Yale expositor., 1895-02-08
"COme back, come back" he cried In grief;
He passed someone he knew,
And missed n chance TO ask of him:
us 10 cold enOugh for YOn?'


his recent severe sickness.
=. w. Doelle has the most elegant
assortment of valentines in town.
Subscribe for The YALE EXposIToR
and get all the news. Only one dollar
u year.
Bring your sheep pelts to the Yale
Wooden Mills and receive the highest
market price.
Poultry Food sold at Ferguson's six
pounds for 20c or &c per pound.
Makes hens lay.
You will be pleased in hearing Rev.
j. Stanstield's treatment of "Some
Social Spectres."
Special meeting YPSCE in Nj. =.
church this friday evening. A full
attendance of members is requested.
Don't fail to attend the recital in the
VI. Z. church next Wednesday evening
Feb. 18th. Admission, adults l5c.,
children l0c.
be sure to attend the lecture in the
NJ. +. church this friday evening.
Rev. Joshua Stansfield, of Port HUI
ron, will speak on "Some Social
SPectres."
What you got in your basket? Eggs
to be sure! How is it your hens are
laying? Oh, I'm feeding that Chick
Chick -er .re-kee that Ferguson sells, it
does the business.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner & +. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, February 22d.
The YALE ExPosIToR force is in dan
ger of freezing to death. Although
fifty subscribers promised to bring
wood to pay their subscription yet the
wood pile grows no larger, leading us
To infer that the fifty subscribers were
lying. Must have queer people down
that way.-Caseville Critic.
J. A. Vincent and family have moved
into their new house on Main street
and are now residents of Yale. Mr..
Vincent has been n farmer in Green
wood for many years and now wishes
to retire from the tolls of that life.
The citizens of Yale give he and his
family hearty welcome among us.
Wednesday evening trio of Yale's
young men, for some reason unknown,
concluded to call on Il young lady
visiting in the village. Whether the
adage "Great minds run in the same
channel" spplies in this case or not
we do not know, but they all called on
the same person. We understand the
not vOuch for the boys.
Those who attended the oyster sup
per served in the lunch parlor by the
members of Advance Lodge No. 10,
IOOF, last Friday evening, say it was
delicious and hope these lunches may
be INDUCED i'm more frequently.
About twenty members were present
and all enjoyed social evenings
visit. Come out this friday evening
and see what the program will be.
4 veteran editor, and old time news
paper man whose experience covers
wide range of years, says that no
country newspaper publisher has re-
ceived as much from his plant as he
has put into it, and moreover, that no
business in which men engage for II
living, give so much to the public for
nothing, as the newspaper does. This
may sound strange to some but 1t Is II
petriiied truth.
The Whist Club met at the residence
of j. b. Paisley this week and host
duties were performed to the pink of
perfection by j. f. Lu:z, ID. A. Nc
Keith, w. y. Armstrong and Fred /.
Palmer. At least all the whist club
bers claimed there never was such fun.
The boys fairly outdid themselves in
getting up an elaborate lunch which
was greatly relished by the partici-
pants. Next weeks meeting will be
held at Harvey Tappan's, the Misses
Hattie and Kate Hayes being the en-
tertainers.
Married men and minors will no
longer be enlisted in the army. Orders
have been issued to recruiting officers
prohibiting any further enlistments of
these classes. Exceptions only will be
made in the case of old soldiers who
desire to enlist and to minors who may
wish to become members of military
bands. Exceptions may also be made
in especially meritorious cases by spe-
cial authority of the war department..
This new department was determined
upon in the interests of economy.
William Patterson, superintendent
of the Sunday School at Rrockway,
was greatly surprised last Wednesday
evening by visit from his numerous
friends of Brockway and Yale, consist
ing of about 81 persons. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed and Mr..
Patterson was presented with years
subscription to the Christian Herald
and volume Of Talmadge's History
of the Life of Christ. His Sunday
school class consisting of young men
gave their teacher handsome Ok
ford Bible.
The firm existing under the name of
Lothian & Beard, general merchants,
have this week dissolved partnership.
r. NJ. Lothian, genial, ever popular
and good natured, will continue the
business and customers will still find
him behind the counter, ever ready
with pleasant greetings to all. We are
all sorry TO see Mr.. Beard leave the
store as he is another gentleman ever
popular with his customers who will
greatly miss him, but all trust to see
him successful in whatever business he
makes start Mr.. Lothian will en-
deavor, as always, to keep only the
freshest, newest stock of groceries and
all standard dry goods and prices us
low as the lowest.