The Yale expositor., 1898-09-30

Economy shoe outfits for 80 cents at
Fox d Rounds.
Don't miss Grant Holdens advertise
ment. 1t pays to read it,
Call on II. j. Doelle and see the
watch he can sell you for Sl.OO.
Or. Wight reports baby boy born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sloat on Tuesday,
Sept. p.
Quite large number of our Yale
people took advantage of the excursion
to Saginaw Sunday.
The Joyous time of fall house clean
ing, putting up stoves, and the sweeter
task of fitting together the stove pipe
Joints, is almost here.
The frame work of the Mccall barn
is being raised this week. Mr.. McColl
will have one of the finest barns in
this section when completed.
The game Of base ball between our
team and Peck last Monday at Peck
added another losing game to our list.
The score being e 10 in favor of Peck.
Farm For Sale or Rent 100 acres
good improved land, one mile north
OF Yale; well watered, securely fenced
and first class buildings. Call on or
address VIM. Williams, Yale. 1874
The Ladies BENEVOLENT Society Of
the Presbyterian church met with Mrs.
X. G.. Mclaughlin last Wednesday
afternoon. The ladies were delight
fully entertained and served with an
elegant repast at the close of the meet
ing.
4. L. Jackson is still making inn
provements around his premises that
will be more than appreciated by his
patrons. The barn is being moved
back and enlarged. The sheds re-
arranged and everything put in first
class shape.
The scheme to unite Yale and Peck
by motor line would afford some
pleasure In the way of suburban rides,
and it looks tine-on paper. For
Peck it would be a grand thing, but for
Yale we have our doubts and fears.
The wart might become larger than
the toad.
Wanted. right-away-quick, five hun.
bred people to inform our city dads
where they ought to have hung the
arc lights of the new light system.
The dads know about what they want
without the information; but the thick
monotony caused by the absence of
any kicking is trifle sitting.
The undersigned will offer for sale
by public auction at his farm | mile
west and 81 miles north of Peck, on
Friday, September 30th, 1898, all his
farm stock and implements. This is a
bonafide sale as am leaving my farm.
w. w. Lord Auctioneer.
A.E. Leavitt, Prop.
W. Vaudeville, of Logansport, Ind,
who is a conductor on the Pennsylvania
railway, is now on visit with John
Dorman and family. While here he
made a call at this Office. Mr.. Mande-
Vile was formerly Yale lad and of
course he notes the great change that
has come between then and the now.
A peculiar accident happened to DR..
Yuilis thoroughbred yearling colt
last Wednesday. While playing in the
nost1re field at Wilson BeadPs farm it
suddenly fell down dead. 1t is thought
that the fall cracked its skull and fa-
tally iniur1ng the brain, causing death
suddenly and efiectually as if the
colt had been shot through the head.
tits quite probable that on next Sum
dav all our churches will begin to go
Inv the winter time table for evening
Services. We give this due and timely
notice that haYing it you may take
that Sunday nap half hour earlier.
Tt would he too bad to be so frustrated
bv undue haste. Think of the horror
~ sitting through service and not
sure that your bonnet is on straight.
Do Won mind how it was last year 2
How the winds blew and the snow New,
and winter was upon you ana you had
to blow on your fingers ana slap your
hands while you workedY Yes, you
mind all that. But do you also re-
member what you said and the KICK
ing you promised yourself II you were
caught so again. Well, now that we
have stirred up your memory, see 70 Il
that you get a hump on yourself ana
get there in time.