The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-03-06

should the old gentleman enter. Adj
vancements are being made for his safe
keeping. The boy and his parents
have the heart felt sympathy of this
entire community.
East Lynn's "400' report pleasant
time at the surprise party gotten up by
Cora Houghton in honor of George
Graham few evenings ago. George
was presented with rocking chair
and his wife with weasel or some-
thing "helse | dunno"
Sadie and Jim spent Saturday even
ing at the home of r. Meikle. jim had
his best "tog ON econ" he thinks
there is no one like Sadie. He used to
think just as much of Mary McDougall
till the sold woman" fired him. His
tinery consisted of u white waist coat
with gold buttons and an embroidered
shirt front.
They tell us that Gid's sickness is
due to the severe shock or "cold
wave" that struck him when he heard
of Kits marriage. He says she dis
appointed him and that he now only
hopes to shake off his bad feeling and
not allow it to subject him to the
| asylum.
Strange how the silent footsteps of love will enter
And breathe on open hearts its warning blast,
And then so quickly vanish leaving only
Sweet memories OF the past
Il. Houghton is painting the new
addition to his house. Do Il Job Dick
and then "clean up" for another sur
prise party. You can furnish your
new parlOr if you feel so disposed but
leave one corner for another rocking
chair we would like to present you
with one more also with q motto which
must hang on the wall just above the
chair. The motto will consist of these
two words. Poverty Corner"
Our cattle buyer purchased new
suit of clothes some little time ago,
and has since been troubled with
"wiggling" spells. He first wiggled
"coZ" he was afraid the correspondent
would report the news, but the latter
had concluded to favor "Wiilie" for
once by letting the matter pass. But
he now wiggles more than ever "coz''
we did seemingly notice them. One
quite prominent feature about his
clothes is his "sWansdown" collar.
Two beautiful rOsettes decorate his
coat tail. His pants are made on
rather II large scale, from white satin
and Topped up with sweet peas.
This is one item of quite importance
and we have heard the matter spOk Ell
I of different times, and that is the neg.
ligence of our school officers, who
don tseem tO haYe granite enough in
their back-bOncS to carry them to the
school grounds where they can "view
the remains SO to speak. They seem
to be ignorant of the condition of af-
fairs. The wall under the school
house is crumbling down. The steps
to the entrance have been run against
and broken by some reckless driver
Visit the interior and you will see the
result of "Idle hands" Those large
boys have put in some hard work on
those nice hard wood desks. Never
III the history of our school house have
the desks been whitfield and dug with
knives until during the past year. The
organ which was bought for Sunday
school and church purposes alone has
been common property we hear unit
lately. There is no one who can get
any music out of it now but the mice
and they seem to be putting in good
time. We are told that they have go
all the music out of 1t that has evel
been in it. The condition of the organ
is due to the neglect g. closing the
door to the organ department. We
would say mere, in conclusion, that il
reports are true we do not attach any
blame to our rector, for the othci
officers seem to ignore him. When t
teacher is wanted they hire who they
choose, and the director submits If
silence, letting them "run things" a
their pleasure. What We have said il
conclusion is only "hear say" and VIZ
do not maintain it as fact, still We
believe ii to be.