The Yale expositor., 1896-09-25
AROUND THE TOWN.
Incidents and Accidents in
and About Yale
Briefly ltemized for Exposition
Readers.

den's drug store saturday, Oct ..
Special meeting OES this friday
evening. Installation of officers.
Hugh G.. Rose sold two sets of team
harness last week to persons Lying
near INLAY City.
The c. Z. of the NJ. =. church will
have n Gold and Silver Social next
Friday evening, Oct. 2.
Court Yale No. 800, IOF will meet
one hour earlier than usual Monday
evening Each member Is requested
10 be present.
| have several S0-acre pieces of land
and improved farms in Sanilac county
that would trade for houses and lots
in Yale. 81 b. X. NOBLE.
DR.. Yuill, of Croswell, will make
regular visits to Yale Saturday of each
week, and will remain from 10 a. m. to
3 p. m. Calls left at the drug stores
will be attended to. 37tf
O. p. Chamberlain has commenced
tearing down the old residence on
Wood street. lie will rebuild just east
of the old site this fall. A. Award is
doing the mason work.
Attend the republican caucus to-
night ut which time eight delegates
will be elected to attend the Sd dis
trict representative convention to be
held at Memphis next Monday.
Bert Cady. from the prosecuting at
torney's office was up last Monday
night on the Levagood case. "Stub" is
getting to be quite II favoHte in Yale,
not alone among the boys either.
Celery Nerve and Blood Tonic is the
best medicine for rheumatism. bill
iousness, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache and liver complaint. Sold
on guarantee by Grant Holden.
The Epworth League presented to
Mrs. Paul Desiardins, wife of the rCtir-
ing NJ. +. pastor of this place, IA beau
tiful silver fruit basket last Tuesday
night as the home o. j. c. Holden.
Thos. II. Campbell and Miss Nettie
Muir, Of Valley Centre, were married
by Rev. Clark at his home i'm the viii
lage Monday last. VIM. Muir and
Lizzie Clark were best man and lady.
John Phillips and Miss Emma Stella,
of this town, were married at Capac by
the Rev. Wallace last Wednesday.
Will Phillips, brother of the groom,
acted rs best man, and Miss Mary
Shannahan, niece of the bride, was
bridesmaid.
J. =. Losey, located in the VI. =.
Allen building, has new al IN this
issue. Judson has enjoyed 81 large
business since locating here and it is
increasing all the time. Work left
with him will be promptly and proper
~ attended to.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm Of
Drs. Warner & +. \. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists OF 80 HUI
ron Ave. Port huron, will he at the
, Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit viii I've
Friday, september 18th
Died ON Wednesday, sept. l6lh, 1896,
% Hazel, granddaughter OF John Turn
er, aged 5 months and 10 DAYS. Mr..
Turner and Mary Brown wish to
thank the friends who ministered 10
them so faithfully through the suffer
ing and de:th of Hazel, their daughter
and niece.
Doctor Leroy Lewis, eye specialist.
graduate of Detroit, Chicago and New
York, was in Yale again last Saturday.
He was kept very busy while here and
Judging from the number of patients
he had he must be giving good salts
faction in Yale. The date Of his next
visit will be Saturday, Oct. 3. Office rs
usual at Grant Holden's drug store.
O. +. Burgess, after doing business in
Yale for over year. was compelled,
on account of failing health, to give up
a large and lucrative business. Fred
stood in high esteem among the bust
ness men and citizens of Yale, all of
whom regret that his health was such
that IT became necessary for him to go
to some milder climate in the hopes of
recovery. All join in wishing him
health and happiness wherever he
may be.
Philip Doelle, former resident of
Yale but now of Worthwhile, this state,
will be married on Sept. 30th to Miss
Edna McRoberts, an accomplished
young lady of Worthwhile. Phil was
one of Iale's young men numbering
his friends by the score. 1t was with
sincere regret they saw him leave to
try his fortunes in new town. But
Phil was progressive and Yale was
hardly large enough for the business
ability he developed and change was
necessary. That he has built up sue
cessfully in his new location is already
well known and now that he is about
TO become successful in accomplishing
matrimony his cup of happiness should
be full to overlooking. We congratu-
late him on all of his successes.
William r. Gillette, of Chicago, dep
uty supreme chief ranger of the indie
pendent Order of Foresters, came
down Tuesday to help the local lodge,
Wataga court, Champaign, Ill., to
build up its membership. This is an
other of the popular insurance fra
ternities. Mr.. Gillette has delivered
two stirring lectures in the city of
Chicago, where he resides. The first
was at large gathering of Foresters
and so enthused were the people with
the earnest oratory Of the new man
from Michigan that the mammoth hall
rang like bell with the prolonged
applause accorded him. Dates for
speeches and lectures on Forestry are
crowding in on Mr.. Gillette in such
numbers that il has been found inn
practicable to place him in the field as
organizer until after the mammoth
meeting to be held in Music Hall,
Chicago, November 90, when supreme
chief Oronyateka will be present. At
ter that Mr.. Gillette goes to Omaha
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