The Yale expositor., 1898-03-04
This is the first month of spring.

This is the first month of spring.
See Ballentine's ad. for bargains.
Citizens caucus at Village Hall next
Monday evening.
Are you subscriber of the EXPOSE.
Cor? Ii not, why nOR
Prof. Hackney has been re.engsged
rs principal of the Capsc public schools.
1000 TO LOAN on Real Estate at a
rea sonable interest. j. A. Rap!ey, At
torney-at-Law.
Preaching by the Presbyterian pastor
at 2 and O'Clock D. m. next Sunday.
Services at Brockway at 1890 Il. m.
haye pair of 3-inch tire trucks |
wish to sell or exchange for u one
horse wagon. 44tf. +. =. Currier, Jr.
Keep in mind the Grace Association
entertainment in Mechanic street,
Church of Christ, next Tuesday even
ing.
Lost-Bunch of keys Monday. some
place between postoifice and Union
Block in Yale. Finder will please
teave at my office. DR.. A. NJ. Francis.
Charley Adams lost his valuable stall
lion last Thursday night. 1t seems
one of the horses got loose in the stable
and kicked the stallion. breaking one
OF its hind legs. The animal was shot.
Last Friday afternoon party of
Yale people enjoyed a ride to Capac.
They were entertained in the evening
at the home of DIR. Paterson. num-
her of Capac young people were pres
ent and all report fine time.
A thrill of terror is experienced when
a brassy cough Of Group sounds
through the house at night. But the
terror soon changes to relief after One
Minute Cough Cure has been admins
tered. Safe and harmless for children.
Grant Holden.
j. G.. Holden, of the Yale Clothing
House, has added a new line of cloth
ing and gents furnishings which he is
offering at very low prices. When in
town drop INTO this store and examine
the goods and get prices. A new ad.
appears in this issue.
An exchange says that in neighbor-
ing town girl waved her hand AT q
stranger and in three days they were
married. Three days later the young
wife waved flatiron at her hubby and
the next night he came home waving a
divorce. "What are the wild waves
saying.
In last weeks issue Of The Expositor
a report was published that F. A. Girls
void had sold his interest in the Yale
Milling Co. to Il. X. Noble. Our atten-
6on has since been called to the fact
that Mr.. Noble did not purchase Mr..
Griswold's interest but that The Yale
Milling Co. had made the purchase.
We received few days since small
COX from our old townsman j, G. Hart,
now in Florida. The sweet odor COM
ing from the box advised us that it
contained the fragrant orange blossom
end investigation showed the delicate
white blossoms in bed of Florida
MOSS. The house is scented with the
Delicious odor.
Saturday last was an unusually busy
day in Yale. The town was crowded
with people, all busy shopping Our
merchants report trade picking up and
some cash coming in. Farmers find
Chat they can buy goods cheaper i'm
Yale than any where near herein
fact they say Yale offers better induce
ments than Port Huron. Patronize
your home town and build up mark
ct for produce raised on your farms.
Esrny Letter and Nancy Martin we're
IN Port Huron Saturday, where they
.eecnred q marriage license. The we'd
dung took place at the home of the bride
In Yale, on Monday, Feb. 18th. A
large crowd from Brockway gave the
Happy couple pleasant surprise in
enc evening and remained until about
az o'clock when an oyster supper was
egfved. After the company had their
I'll they departed for home wishing the
new made couple happiness and pros
Perity through life. Many useful and
valuable presents were received by the
bride.