The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-09

Adv changes:-
Will Lennon, school books.
The Racket. bazaar goods.
Fox IL Rounds, stoves.
A gentleman's SO shoe for Sl.9S at
Parkinson's.
Remember the Cleaner picnic in
Wark's woods tomorrow.
Everything in the school supply line
at Will Lemons at lowest prices.
Farmers when you want good ferti-
lizer for your fall wheat call on James
Hisey. lO-tt
The work of putting the electric
light wires on the poles is now in
progress.
Buy your milk of Samuel Eshleman
and get it pure and fresh. lie Is a
home man and should have the pref
erence.
A new stock of wall paper and WIN
dow shades just received at Will Len
mons. Don't buy without seeing his
new line and getting prices.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 316, f. & A. NJ. in Masonic
Hall, Yale. on Monday evening next
Sept. y. Work on degrees.
Benz. Evans shipped a carload of
fine stock from Yale to Buffalo last
Saturday. II. +. Beard made ship
ment from Avoca on the same day.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach In
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock and evening at Z. Subjects
of unusual interest will be discussed.
Joe Sischo, of Speaker, presented us
with basket of maiden blush apples
this week for which we return thanks.
We will see that they are properly
taken care of.
An interesting letter is received from
Miss Frances Scully, of Fresno, Cal,
and we haye it in type, but on account
of surplus of other matter we are
compelled to hold it over.
James Meharg is confined to the
house by sickness. The sprinkler has
been missed en- Main street the past
two days, for with the high winds the
dust has been something terrible.
House and Lot For Sale.-I desire to
sell my house and lot on Jones street
in the village of Yale. Good location.
Well of pure water on lot. Will sell
cheap. For particulars and terms call
on Mrs. j. ID. McKeith, Yale. 10
A son of Arthur Donnelly, living
north of Peck, passed through Yale
Saturday on his way home from Santi-
ago. His appearance indicated that
he had passed through the many hard
ships common TO the lot of our soldier
boys, the most of those who came
home at all, being thin, haggard and
old-looking.
d. in,
Damascus and educated in the Presby-
terrain Mission Schools of Syria, will
lecture in the Brick Chapel Wednesday
Is cents. Come and hear man speak
who was reared among the scenes of
Bible Lands, and had his birth in the
City where Paul was converted.
The large brick Touring mill built
only three years since and conducted
by the Yale Milling Company has had
a phenomenal growth and its business
is pushing forth and reaching out un-
til now large trade in outside towns
and cities is enjoyed. Night and day
the mill is in operation to ELL the orders
for Yale flour which is A /. The farm
ers are all pleased with the work of
their home mill and also like to do
i. Rub, who is most pleasant and
courteous gentleman to deal with.
A warrant is in the hands of deputy
sheriff Wilkie sworn out by Miss Del
phina Kreiner, aged II years, a very
highly respected young lady and
daughter of Peter Kreiner, living a
half mile west of Burnside, for the ar
rest of VIM. Edgerton, of Yale, aged
about Fl years, on very serious charge.
During the progress of the ball held
in the hall Wednesday night, about
midnight while out walking with Miss
Kreiner, Edgerton attempted to take
improper liberties with her. Her
screams brought assistance and the
william made his escape failing to ac-
complsh his purpose. A search was
Immediately instituted and if the brute
could have been caught that night or
yesterday morning it is too likely that
there would have been no need of
court trial as without doubt justice
would have been dealt out to him on
the spot.-Brown City Banner, Sept. 2
1903