The Yale expositor., 1896-08-07
AROUND THE TOWN.
Incidents and Accidents in
and About Yale
Briefly ItemiZed for Exposition
Readers.

Will Lennon calls attention to his
bargains in Wall paper Don't forget
him.
The barn of Mr.. Wiley near Brown
City was struck by lightning Wednes-
day and burned.
Lew Armstrong is cracking very
broad smile this week over the advent
of twelve pound boy.
VIM. LaGeer has moved his restur-
ant into the Chamberlain building
lately vacated by Frank Monroe.
Prof. Lewis charges only an ordinary
reasonable price for glasses for read
ing purposes, and tests your eyes free.
Jas. Pearce moved into his new
house on North Street this week. Jno.
Stratton now occupies the house va
Gated.
To Rent-Stone house on Mill street.
Both hard and soft water on lot.
Terms reasonable. Apply to William
Blackboard. 2-tf
Frank Monroe is now nicely located
in the barber shop of the New Pacific
hotel. The Expositor wishes Frank
every success.
Lutte Willie's twenty year old daugh-
ter died Sunday Aug. End, and was
buried at Lakeport on Tuesday. Rey.
England officiated.
Farmers in this vicinity have had to
hustle between showers for the past
few days in order to harvest their crops
in suitable condition.
Mrs. Henry Zuelch. ST., living near
Fargo died at her home August 9TH, at
the age Of IS years. The funeral will
be held today, Friday.
When you bring load of flax to the
mill and get your money, don't forget
to call at the Exposition Office and
leave dollar for subscription.
Wanted to exchange house and lot
in Port Huron for property in Yale.
For particulars enquire of Harvey
Tappan or r. S. Campbell, Yale. Ia
Notice. hereby forbid any person
purchasing of my husband, John Tag
CART, bay mare colt coming three
years old for it is my property. Mrs.
John Taggart. 1872
"Curfew did not ring tonight" and
for several nights past either. The en-
forcement of this ordinance would
lessen the liability Of Il repetition Of
Monday nights accident.
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.
Or. Yuill, Of Croswell, will make
regular visits to Yale Saturday of each
week. and will remain from 10 Il. m. to
> p. N. Calls left at the drug stores
will be attended to. 37tf
While riding on her wheel Wednes-
day evening, Sarah Ross collided with
rig on Main street. Her wheel was
damaged considerable hut the rider
was not hurt. The blame seems to be
mutual, but Mr., Jackson pays all the
damage.
For eale.-House and two lots in
village of Yale. Desirable location,
good we'll of water on premises, new
barn, fruit trees, six rooms in house
besides pantry, closets, etc. For fur
ther particulars and terms inquire of
j. f. Lutz, Yale. 4m3
Farm to Rent.--Good so acre farm
located one-half mile north of Brock
way village. Good buildings, good or.
chard, and we'll watered, for rent
full particulars apply on the premises.
A novelty social was held in the
Bidleman school house Wednesday
evening of this week from which $35.95
was realized for the pastors salary.
Four quilts were made by the ladies
aid society and were given to four
girls, the one raising the largest
amount of money to get the best quilt.
The following persons competed:
Maud Beadle. 5000; Hilda Oleson,
$40; Mary Owens, $500; May Key
worth. $4.S5.
What might nave proven very SER
ious affair last Tuesday turned out
very luckily for Mr.. Farr, farmer liv-
ing northeast of Peck. He drove up
to Holden d Wharton's grain house,
leaving his team united. They started
to run, going down the street toward
Ed Young's barn. Here they left the
rear end of the wagon, and continued
through the orchard with the front
wheels. Between the orchard and the
WOODEN mills is deep gully, down
which they plunged, both landing upon
their backs in the bottom. 1t was
thought first that they were severely
injured, but upon getting them un-
tangled from the fences and trees they
hustled up the hill as though nothing
had happened. Mr.. Farr was able to
drive home all right.
Quite II crowd of our young people
were out at the Lake last Sunday en-
joying the balmy breezes and laying
the foundation for a long seige of dy-
spepsia. They spent the day in the
vicinity of Judge Blacks cottage and
visited the campers at Lakeport on
their return Only one event married
the pleasures Of the day. The delega-
ton appointed TO carry the sandwich
es did not run on schedule time. hav-
ing great confidence i'll their horses
speed, consequently they arrived ut
the junction little late and missed
the crowd. After due deliberaton the
attorney decided to do matters up in
proper shape. He swore himself and
then issued search warrant, but no
trace of cold chicken could he find.
To make the best of a bad job, Lake
port was visited and the day spent in
calling among the folks. Sandwiches
were used as calling cards, 40 you may
be sure they received royal welcome.
The campers enjoyed it immensely as
thew. between bites OF flaky bread and
Ill ..,o,o puotad tn ono aunther.