The Yale expositor., 1898-04-15
ENVELOPES !

Bay View Reading Circle meets next
Monday evening at Mrs. Z. Il. Beech
er's.
A nice line of ladies visiting cards of
the latest design at The Expositor Job
Rooms.
Robt. Houston and wife are reioic-
ing over the advent of baby boy at
their home in Yale.
Cook Stove, No. 9, in good condition,
for sale cheap. Must be sold soon,
Call on or write j G. Hart, Yale.
Z. II. Parkinson, recruiting officer
for Yale, has something to say about
war in Il change of adv. this week.
Read it.
The ladies of the Brick Chapel will
meet with Mrs. Slight next Wednesday
afternoon. All come who can as there
is work to do.
Settings from thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rocks for sale at % cents. Call
on James Muir, | mile north and II
miles west of Yale. SOD
John Hutton has rev ad in this
issue calling attention to his large and
well assorted stock of heavy and shelf
hardware. Read it.
Anthony Welch informs us that
he had planted potatoes in his garden
March 2Sth. Mr.. Welsh always has the
first new potatoes in town.
We near it reported that another
passenger train will be put on the +. d
L. NJ. through here this summer.
This train would be appreciated by
travellers.
Supervisor Holden started Wednes-
day making his assessment of the town.
ship. He will call on every resident
property owner. In the meantime you
had better hide your dog.
The Huron Times, Of Sand Beach,
says eve see by the Yale papers
that b. X. Noble has embarked in the
fast horse business, and has purchased
Port Huron flyer which is destined to
become a whirlwind."
Statesmen Wanted-Those who have
a good knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred; the best selling speciality on
the market. No competition, liberal
compensation. Only tirst-class men
need apply. Address Geo. w. Allen,
Yale, Mich. If.
Goheen d Co. have added TO the
woodworking department of their
furniture store five horse power en-
CINE and are now prepared to do all
kinds of lathe work, resawing, bracket
work, etc. Should you need anything
in this line leave your order with them
and the work will be turned out on
short notice. Call and look over sam
Piles of their work.
Dick Windsor, Yale's popular bar
Der, has added to his shop two elegant
chairs which are good enough for
everybody and none to good for any.
body. This is not the end of the inn
proponents Dick expects to make, for
Myron Arnold is building n side case of
oak, to occupy n place in front of the
chairs, in which will be inserted two
fine mirrors. Dick believes in having
everything up-to-date.
FL. Miller, Lying half mile west
of Bad Axe, has a curiosity in the form
of q chicken with his head cut off.
The decapitation was performed Mon
day, April 9TH, and the chicken is still
Lying, eating and drinking. Mr.. Mil
Ter feeds 1T by poking corn down its
throat and it swallows water when
poured into its gullet. The chicken is
very lively and promises to live for
some time. Its head is preserved in
alcohol.
James Wye, another one of Yale's
old pioneers, passed away at the home
of his son-in-law, Jacob Reichard in
the south part of the village, Monday
afternoon, April 18th, 1898, aged So
years. Mr.. Wye was shoemaker by
trade and had always been hard
worker. lie was member of Yale
Tent. No. Sc, X o. L. NJ, and carried
81 900 insurance. He was Mason in
good standing and belonged to lodge
in Canada. Some years ago he joined
the Eastern Star lodge IN Yale aud
was very useful and active member
until his death. The Maccabees con-
Quoted the burial services on Thursday
afternoon, April l4th, escorting the
remains from the house to the NJ. p.
church and from there to Elmwood
cemetery. A very large number of
members turned out and took part in
the services. Rev. K. W. Cooper, for
mer pastor Of NJ. p. church, preached a
very interesting sermon. Deceased
was respected by all and the entire
community sympathize with the rels-
tives in their bereavement and sorrow.