The Yale expositor., 1895-04-12
Robins are with us.
To-day is Good Friday.

To-day is Good Friday.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday.
AS fuel-consumer the past winter
has been record breaker.
Peter Bush is out again after being
confined to the house for week.
will Lennon explains in change OF
adj this week why he is successful IN
business. Read it.
Easter song service at the Brick
Chapel next Sunday evening. Some
thing new. Everybody invited.
Bertha Beecher's many friends will
regret TO learn of her serious illness.
1t is hoped she will soon recover.
Fine snow white Crystal Salt in bar
rels and sacks for sale at Wharton a.
Holden's elevator. Call in and see it..
The nine-months-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Tappan has been very
sick the past week but is much better
at present.
l.. Tiger Il Sons present few
pointers how to make money, in y
change of ad this week. Don't miss
the chance.
The building occupied by j. NJ.
Palmer, music dealer, has been neatly
painted and otherwise repaired and
now presents tasty appearance.
A. w. Hazard and family have
moved to Avoca where Mr.. Hazard will
conduct a general store. Their many
friends in Yale wish them success in
their new home.
Frank and Lizzie Evans, formerly of
this village and pupils of our graded
schools, but now teaching at Gladwin,
have secured second grade certificates
IN Gladwin county.
Harvey Tappan took the train Thurs
day morning for Evart where he will
defend John Land and Thomas Keen
an who were arrested here last week
on n charge of larceny of 5000 in
money.
Subject of discussion Sunday morn
ing next at NJ. church, 1.-THE Resur-
rection." In evening Junior League
will give a program consisting of rec
itations, music, etc., appropriate to
Eastertide.
Prof. G.. Il. Sturgis has arrived in
England and writes home that he en-
joyed his ocean trip. He says farmers
are putting in their crops in England
and that the lawns are already hand
some green.
Some person or persons entered the
hen coops of Ira Billman and X. Il.
Brown at night during the past week,
and stole number of choice fowls.
person who will steal chickens is a
tit subject for the work house.
Owing to advanced prices in stock
the firms of Holden Bros. and Brown
q Starks will sell beef until further
notice at following prices:-Round
steak IL cts, porter house and sirloin
IL cts, shoulder steak 10 cts, roasts Q
cts, stews cts.
The young people of the village who
are not already connected with some
other Sunday schools, are cordially
invited to attend the Bible Class being
held in the Brick Chapel every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Old people
interested in Bible study are also in.
vited.
+. I. Palmer has just finished an
artistic piece of work in the way of a
business directory for Yale which he
has placed in the post-office. Ii is much
admired by all who visit the post-office
and is a valuable advertisement TO the
business men whose cards are placed
thereon.
Wallace Adams has had consider
able bad luck lately. Only about two
weeks ago he ran an awl into his
thumb which laid HIM up for time.
One day this week while splitting
wood the axe slipped and cut deep
cash in the big toe of his right foot.
VALLEY don't enjoy these mishaps as
he would rather be at work.
1t will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may
he had by taking Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be
prevented by taking this remedy AS
soon as the first symptoms of the dis
ease appear. % and 80 cent bottles for
sale by Will Lennon.
The YPSCE of the NJ. p. church will
hold an experience social in the NJ. =.
church Friday evening, April 10Th.
Each member of the society will earn
some money and on that evening de-
post it in the treasury and tell the
experience in earning IL in poetical
form. Prizes will be awarded the per-
sons donating the largest and smallest
sums. A short program will be given
IN which Miss Scott, the elocutionist,
will take part.
G.. Andreae & Sons have the platform
built for an elevated water tank. 1t
is situated Just west of the Yale Wool
en- Mills and when completed will
furnish fire protection not only for
the mills but all the residences on First
street within q reasonable distance.
This firm is composed of both aggressive
and progressive business men and we
compliment them for the enterprise
always exhibited in whatever under
taking they tackle.
Henry VanNorman, ST., met with
frightful accident last Thursday.
He was feeding on his hay press, when
he caught his foot in the press, crush
ing the foot for three inches or more
between the knee and ankle. lie was
brought home as soon as possible and
is now under the care of Mr.. Trues-
dell. The DR.. thinks he can save his
foot, but it will be long time before
Mr.. VanNOrman will be around again.
-Shabbona Cor. Deckerville Recorder.
The ladies of OES gave n Unover.v