The Yale expositor., 1896-11-20
GIVE US A CALL.
GIVE US CALL.
GRANT HOLDEN.
While some will dine on turkey fine.
Their heartfelt thanks expressing.
Alas a few will have TO do
With crow and chestnut dressing.

Alas! few will have TO do
With crow and chestnut dressing.
John X. Hall is on the sick list.
w. II. Harris house has received n
new coat of paint.
Wears home made lard is the best
for household use.
Ballentine's SOC underwear can't be
matched in town for Is cts.
The Yale Cornet Band turned out
Monday evening and made the night
air harmonious
The person who lost pair of silver
trimmed spectacles can have the same
by calling at this office.
Lost-A nickle plated, open faced
watch. Finder will please leave it at
this Office and get reward.
Dick Dagg will hustle the piano, or
gan and sewing machine business un-
der the tutorship of j. NJ. Palmer in
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Tappan were
made happy last Thursday morning
by the advent into their household of
fine baoy boy.
Regular communication of Yale
Chapter OES Wednesday evening,
at eight O'Clock. good attendance is
requested.
For sale cheap-A fine lamb knit
ting machine, nearly new Will knit
stockings, mittens, shawls, etc. En-
quire at this Office.
The circuit court is now grinding
away on the criminal calendar, the
civil cases having all gone over until
the December term.
Mr.. and Mrs. SheareT dessre TO thank
the negbors and friends who lent their
assistance during the sickness and
burial of Mrs. Ashley.
Samuel Edgerton and Nellie Long
ley, of Brockway, were married at the
NJ. =. parsonage by Rev. +. w. Cooper
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f.. III. Drake entertained the
Presbyterian choir at her home last
Friday evening. nice lunch was
served and an enjoyable time was had.
On the Doth of this month some peo-
pie will be thankful because they are
well off, and a great many others will
be thankful because they are no worse
off.
There will be an auction sale one
mile north and one mile east of Melvin
on Wednesday, Nov. %. Henry
Moran will sell some stock, farm inn
plements. etc. w. w. Lord, auction
eer.
Last Wednesday a couple of strolling
musicians wandered into town and
gave several impromptu concerto in
various business places. They proved
a source of Joy unspeakable and hap
piness supernal to the average small
boy.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner q +. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 229 HUI
ron Ave., Port Huron, will be at the
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, November 9th.
Having secured the services of a
first-class blacksmith we are prepared
to do all kinds of work in that line
with neatness and dispatch. Horse
shoeing speciality. Shops opposite
Welch's mill, Yale, Mich. f. p. Cur
rier. 2Sth
Andrew Depeel is building a new
house on the site of his former lumber |
yards on North street. He viii, re-
move the yard to his lot adjoining the |
Masonic block on main street. He has
also purchased the Ashley house and |
lot and will use the house for work.
shop during the winter.
Horace Lamb reports having bought
and shipped this fall 80 cars CT apples
from different stations as follows I'm !
lay City 173, Lum 81, North Branch
81, Yale 49, This with % cars being
held at the different stations make
total of 337 cars which he has handled !
this fall.-Imalv City Record.
Grant Holden arrived home last
week from two weeks hunting trip
in the North Woods. lie reports an !
elegant time and says that when he !
first came back he weighed five pounds |
more than he did when he went |
away-until he got a bath, then he |
found the accumulation entirely su-
perficial. The remainder of the party |
will not be back for two weeks yet.
Mrs. Shaw who died at her home
south and west of the village Tuesday
morning last had been resident of
this township for nearly thirty years,
haying came here in 1867. She with
her husband moved upon the place
where she died in 1872. There were
born TO them nine children, eight of
whom are living and are as follows:
James, of Yale, Mrs. Curry, of Sanilac
county, Robert, Samuel, Carroll, Ed,
Harvey and John at home. For sever
nj years Mrs. Shaw has kept the family
together by her own exertions aided
only by her children. She was kind
and obliging neighbor and was loved
and respected by all who knew her.
Her remains were laid to rest in Elm !
wood cemetery yesterday. The funer-
u sermon was delivered in Brick