The Yale expositor., 1898-04-22

Be sure and read L. Higer & Sons
change of adv. in this issue.
Fox & Rounds, hardware merchants,
have had their windows lettered, Pam
Il Mac doing the work.
1t will pay you to look over Grant
Holden's stock of wall paper and win
dow shades before you buy.
haye a pair of 3-inch tire trucks
wish to sell or exchange for one
horse wagon. 44tf. f. p. Currier, Jr.
j. A. DAVIDSON & Co. talk to the
readers of The Expositor about window
shades and wall paper in a change of
ad. this week. Read it.
V. A. Lacy, ID. d. S., has a new adY.
in this Issue of The EXpositor. The
DR.. is located upstairs in the Rapley
Block and is prepared to attend to
your needs in dentistry at prices to
suit the times. Call on him.
James Wallace received his commits
sion from President Mckinley on We'd
nesday and Thursday afternoon took
hold of the reins of government of the
Yale post-otfice. In next weeks issue
we expect to have more to say about
our new postmaster.
The international Business College.
Port Huron, Mich, is making a large
discount on tuition for the balance of
the year. Those wishing to attend
school during the spring or summer
would do well to send to Prof. j. r.
Gooder for full particulars.
Sam Bettes' latest venture is made in
the journalistic field. Vol. /, No. of
"Sam Bettes' Own Paper" has been
published at Casnovia with S. G.. Bet.
ties as editor and F. f. Alderman as
publisher with an account of Mr.. Bettes'
early life, with lecture, II poem, and
other reading matter; very neat read
able paper is brought out. Sam says
he is embarking in the journalistic
field to help along the great reforms
and also to make fortune. We wish
him success in both great works.
The weather was very disagreeable
during the meeting of the Flint Pres
bytery in this place Tuesday and We'd
nesday but there was large attend
ance of delegates and others and large
audiences were present at the interest
ing and instructive sessions. The fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted "Resolved, that the Presby-
terry of Flint desires to record its in
debtedness to the citizens of Yale for
the generous hospitality extended to
its members; to the church and pastor
who promoted its interests; and the
choir which supplied music for the
evening sreyices; that this resolution
be printed in The Exposltor.
A very quiet but happy wedding was
solemnized at the residence of Lansing
Sponenburg on Wednesday, April 20.
at five O'Clock p. m. The contracting
parties were Lew Nj. Zayitz and Miss
Mary Sponenburg, both popular and
respected young people of Yale. Only
the immediate family of the bride and
Miss Mamie Pearce, bridesmaid, and
Emerson Cooper as best man were
present at the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. j. A. Rowe. The
bride was dressed very prettily in
white orgahdie over pale green. After
the wedding supper, the couple drove
to Avoca where they took the train for
Strathroy, Ont. few DAYS will be
spent in visiting relatives and Mr.. and
Mrs. Zayitz will return on Monday
evening to a reception to be given them
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holden. The
happy couple will go directly to
housekeeping in Mrs. II. A. Changers
cottage on Mechanic street, where we
wish them all contentment and en-
ioyment this life holds.