The Yale expositor., 1896-11-20

And now they're glad thai 'uhl,'l OlIu
ON all sides gets foast'
Mrs. Frank Gillian is sick this week.
Delicious bulk oysters ut Wears, the
leading market.
Keep your eye on the surprise in
Ballentlne's ad this week.
A new walk has been placed across
the street near Henry Sights.
Buy your turkeys, ducks and geese
at Wears the popular meat dealer.
j. NJ. Palmer is the happy possessor
of registered thoroughbred jersey
COW.
Born to the wife Of Henry SEarrard.
in Lynn township on Sunday last, Il
daughter.
We understand that Bert Schram, a
former resident of Yale, but now liv-
ing at llesperia, is sick with typhoid
fever.
J. =. Losey has something of inter
est to say TO you in his new nd which
you will find on this page of The Ex-
positor.
Ed. Orchard and family, who lately
moved to this village, were ut Peck on
Tuesday attending the funeral of Mr..
Orchards father.
One week from tomorrow the aver
age country newspaper man will feast
off a Thanksgiving dinner of paste and
fried roller composition.
Bertha Cameron has been quite sick
of late with malarial fever. Letta Me-
harg has been teaching the Careless
school during Miss Cameron's illness.
For Sale or Rent The forty acres
adjoining George Colden's farm near
Ayoca station. See Moses Moore,
Ayoca, or write Frank Whipple, Port
Huron. 2l-l3
Celery Nerve and Blood Tonic is the
best medicine for rheumatism. bill
iousness, constipation. dyspepsia,
head-ac and liver complaint. Sold
on guarantee by Grant Holden.
The family of the late M. Dooley
wish to take this opportunity to thank
their friends and neighbors for their
many kind deeds and consoling words
during this their time of grief, and as
sure them that they will always be
cherished in their memories.
John Davey, proprietor of the Davey
House at Brockway is making extern
sive preparations for grand ball on
Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 10Th. The
floor managers will be James Haley,
Frank Downey and Will Cole. MIR.
Davev is sparing no pains to make this
IA thorough success, and he has quite
a habit of accomplishing what he un-
dertakes. Everyone who attends can
bank on having good time.
Chas. Vanassche has of late contract
ed dismal habit of abusing his wife
by giving her sundry atfectionate pats
on the head with his clenched fists.
At different times he has grabbed her
by the foot and dragged her around
the room in her robe de mutt. lie was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff. Emery on
Wednesday afternoon and is now
chewing the cud of sweet and bitter
thoughts in the local penitentary.
Mrs. O.. l.. Ashley, an old and re-
specied resident of this village, died
on Monday last at the home of A.
Shearer, in this township. Mr.. Shear
er's first wife was her daughter. Mrs.
Ashley came to this town about twenty
wears ago with her husband who died
here in 1882. She was the mother of
two children who are both dead. The
funeral took place on Wednesday
from the house where she died, Elder
were inferred in Moore the cemetery.
The Bay View reading circle met at
the residence of X. S. Campbell, organ
lied and elected the following officers:
President, X. 5. Campbell; Vice Pres,
Phoebe Roy: Sec, Hattie Hayes;
Treas. Mrs. Griswold. The next meet |
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Griswold on Monday evening Noy. %. |
This reading circle is not exclusively |
confined to teachers, but Is intended |
for the benefit of all who are interested |
i'm educating themselves or making it
possible for others to acquire an edu-
cation. As education Is the only |
source of temporal salvation for the
people, such organizations as this
should receive the hearty support of
everybody. All interested parties are
invited to attend.
1T EnvE nuREs O' removing AusE.