The Yale expositor., 1896-11-27
AROUND THE TOWN.
Incidents and Accidents in
and About Yale
Briefly Itemized for Exposltor
Readers.

Try that 2oc roasted coffee at Ballen-
tines.
Harry Higgins has left the employ
of Il. NJ. Lothian.
Port Huron has adopted standard
time Yale will next.
A change has been made IN the
F&PM and C> railroad time cards.
Balientine is selling cloaks and
capes cheaper than ever. new STOCK
lust in this week.
Samuel White has sold his 200 acre
farm southeast of the village to Gus
Wilt. The consideration is 800.
The skies of our village have sort
of matrimonial tinge and we under
stand that two more marriages are III
contemplation.
If YOU want window shades in any
kind of style don't pass VIII Lennon, 5
without looking over his assortment.
Read his change OF adv.
Charles Vanassche was given 30 days
i'm the county Jail by Justice Hisey and
was taken to Port Huron Friday even
ing by Deputy Sheriff Emery.
have several SO-acre pieces of land
ana llupTONeu lal MS III S"h'i'N
that would trade for houses and lots
in Ynle 81 b. II. NOBLE.
For sale or Rent The forty acres
adjoining George Colden's farm near
Avoca station. See Moses Moore,
Ayoca, or write Frank Whipple, Port
Huron. Ill"
The Thanksgiving ball at the Davey
House. Brockway on Thursday even
ing, was very largely attended and
everybody seemed to enjoy themselves
immensely.
The social dance given by the young
Deople of Yale at G.. +. Michaeis' dane
ing parlors Thursday evening although
not very largely attended was Al pleas
ant affair.
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.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre met with mis-
fortune Wednesday by accidentally
falling down cellar and breaking her
collar bone. DR.. w. G. Wight was
called and set the fractured bone and
Mrs. Mcintyre is as comfortable as
possible.
There is very app reciative and IN
teresting little sketch of Eugene Fleld
in Demorest's Magazine for December,
written by Edwin c. Martin 1t has
both exterior and interior views. OF the
poets home, together with one OF his
comic sketches and other pictures.
DR.. Leroy Lewis, eye specialist, was
in Yale again last Saturday. The date
l. LOT nrHa
5th, at Grant Holden's. Bring in your
friends and have their eyes tested and
order pair of gold trimmed spectacles
for an Xmas present. as he VIII not
be back again until the New lear.
Demorest's Christmas Number opens
with n most interesting article called
"The Cradle of Christianity" being a
series of sketches of the Holy Land
written by the Rev. Or. Thomas p
Hughes, who has travelled all over tha
mart of the world. 1t is copiously il
iustrated with several full-page anc
many other smaller pictures.
We hear that Daye Menerey, edto
of the Coleman Independent and sup
ervisor of Warren township, Midland
county, is IN the race for the postothc'
at Coleman and his chances are first
class. Dave is former Yale boy ano
his many friends here feel pleased t
learn Of his success and prosperit,
since locating in that town.
Just one year ago last Saturday th'
Yale Wooden Mills we're destroyed b.
fire, causing loss to the proprietor
of over $50 900. But so enterprising
firm as G.. Andreae q Sons were not Il
be daunted by this misfortune, ant
with their characteristic activity ant
energy they Immediately began clear
ing away the old rubbish and erecting
new mill which was completed an'
running before July lst. They noy
have as nice and we'll equipped mil
as can be found in the state, with
capacity of over 500 pounds of WOO
per day, and giving steady employ
ment to twenty-five hands.