The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-12-27
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O. +. Burgess.

O. +. Burgess
Our public schools closed last Friday
for two weeks holidays.
One of Yale's young ladies lost her
parasol about three weeks ago but it
has returned.
Thieves stripped the clothes lines of
/ Mrs. Andrew Paul at Croswell one
night last week.
Regular meeting OES in hall jan
uary LIST, 1896. A large attendance of
members requested.
A very attractive sign has been
painted on the north side of X. NJ.
Lothian's brick building.
1t is poor policy to make money in
Yale and spend it some where else.
Help build up the town in which you
live.
An Adrian man has record he
would like to have some one break
he has used the same coffee pot for 40
years.
John +. Hoskin is now assisting his
father in the tailoring business. Mr..
Hoskin is having a large trade and
giving good satisfaction. See his ad.
We notice by the Ubly Courier that
III. Z. McCabe, of Emmett, is hustling
for the Champion Harvesting Co., of
Chicago, in that section.
Charles Tunis was seen on our
streets Monday afternoon feeling very
hilarious. Upon inquiry it was learned
that fine baby girl arrived at his home
that morning.
There was very pleasant Christmas
gathering at w. II. Ballentine's We'd
nesday. Nearly all of the numerous
family were present to eat turkey and
enjoy ii general reunion.
George McIntyre's many friends will
regret to learn that he IL seriously i'll
at his home on Kennitic street. He
was taken suddenly with rheumatism
last Saturday and has not been out of
the house since.
A continuous fall of rain during the
latter part of last week has swollen
small streams and large rivers, and
filled cisterns and wells that have long
been dry. 1t was the heaviest rain
since last springs rain.
Thos. b. Macarthur who recently re-
moved his jewelry business from Glad
win to Worthwhile has added full
line of groceries and is now fully EN-
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Miss Ella Blanch Clark, of
Reubicon, and Evangelist +. l.. Wal
drop, of Yale, to take place at the
residence of the brides parents, De-
cember 3lst, at 3:15 p. m. The couple
have scores of friends and the wedding
, is expected to be II large one.
Any one who has children will re-
=. al I..lg L.. 4
: N. j. His little boy, five years of age,
was sick with Group For two DAYS
and nights he tried various remedies
recommended by friends and neigh
bors. lie says: 81 thought sure /
would lose him. had seen Chamber
lans Cough Remedy advertised and
!, thought L would try it as a last hope
and am happy to say that after two
doses he slept until morning. | gave
it to him next day and cure was
effected. | keep this remedy in the
house now and as soon as any of my
children show signs of Group give it
to them and that is the last of it," %
and 30 cent bottles for sale by Will
Lennon.
We have seen men in all phases of
excitement, chagrin, hopefulness and
despair, but for crowding all of the
above senso tons into one man in one
short space of time, the experience of
Chas. Washington J. last Tuesday
takes the picture gallery. Chas.
started about O'Clock D. IN. to make
ready to 60 over to the Queens Do
: main to visit his best girl and incident
ally discuss the Turkey question. lie
: arrayed himself in his finest raiment
just purchased from Windsor. prac-
ticed his most graceful attitudes be-
fore the glass, studied up all of the
cute speeches and sayings he could
muster, packed his little satchel and
went over town. The boys of course
! were all anxious to see him off IN good
shape, and when whistle from
neighboring mill blew about an hour
before train time, they started him for
the depot full jump. When he ar
rived at the station, putting and per-
spring, he was informed that the
train he wanted would be due in two
hours. Disguised, he started ND town
resolving TO avoid the boys, but he
couldn't, and the result was that when
his train did come Chas. wasn't within
half mile Of catching it. The BOYS
bore him home on handcart in a sad
~ detected state, but his natural per-
severence didn't forsake him and he
at once began preparations TO catch the
morning train. He went down to the
depot just at daylight; remained there
till the train came, walked up the
road to meet it, got in the first
car and as he threw himself into the
first seat, he was heard to murmur,
Gosh, hope she don't jump the
track" The boys all hope that his
visit will be all the pleasanter for the
vexations at the start.