The Yale expositor., 1898-04-29

James Meharg started the sprinkler
Thursday morning.
Lothian & Fuller would like to
speak to you. Read their change of
adv.
haye pair of 3-inch tire trucks
wish to sell or exchange for one
horse wagon. 44tf. f. u. Currier, Jr.
Will Lennon is the title of the new
firm at the Central Drug Store and Il
new ad. appears for him this week.
Read it.
Bay View Reading Circle will meet
with Mrs. J. G. Holden Monday even
ing next at 7:30. A full attendance is
requested.
Settings from thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rocks for sale at % cents. Call
on James Muir, ! mile north and /!
miles west of Yale. 50-4
Rifle for sale-I will sell my Ballard
target rifle, original cost $500, for Sl5
cash or good papers. No more accur-
ate rifle in the state.
Harvey Tappan.
b. II. Noble, of Yale, and II. =. Nc
Cabe, of Emmett, will start bank in
l4llillltNs IL dlO bllNdNl
completed for this moye and that
hustling town on the south of us will
soon have a well equipped bank.
Ed Palmer and Guy Beard, Yales
newspaper agents have shown no small
amount of enterprise in furnishing
Sunday papers TO our citizens early
Sunday morning. The papers are sent
to Emmett and the boys drive after
them. Success to you, boys.
King G. Holden and Tink Plank
have opened bicycle station in the
Hart building where they have for
sale new and secondhand bicycles, re-
pairs, etc. Tink Plank is looking after
the business and will do whatever re-
pairing you haye in the bicycle line.
The question in the minds of Yale's
sporting population is, "Will there be
base ball club organized here this
season We hope some one will
start the ball rolling for our town
would be rather quiet without some
amusement of that sort this summer.
Regular meeting of Companions of
| o + in Forester Hall, next Tuesday
evening, at 1880 o'clock. 1t is earnest
ly requested that larger number of
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ness Of Importance is to be transacted
and quorum must be present in order
to do the work.
A small but happy company of in
vlted guests assembled at the residence
of Thos. Holden on Monday evening
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Zavits,
the newly welded couple. Croklnole,
music, and dainty lunch made the
evening pass pleasantly and all united
in hearty congratulations and well
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Iavits.
naval expert who is thoroughly
familiar with the modern battleship is
quoted in one of the dailies as saying
that if two tirst-class men-of-war open
fire upon each other the engagement
will be ended in twenty minutes and
one of the ships will be sunk with all
on board, while the victor will be Grip
pied and lose one.third of its crew.
The modern game of war is enticing
at a distance.
Lothian & Fuller are enjoying an
immense trade at their store in the
Masonic Block, but last Saturday was
something extraordinary. Nearly all
day the store was packed with custom
ers, and, although an extra number of
clerks were at work, it was impossible
to wait on the eager buyers fast enough.
The enormous amount of ! 100 dozen
of eggs were taken in. Including
that day they haye taken in trade
over 4 200 dozen within u week.
Yale, not to be behind other Michi-
gan towns in patriotism has been re-
cruiting prospective soldiers for the
war. VIM. Strong, being recruiting
officer, has enlisted several of our
young men, who are ready at mo.
ments notice to obey their country
ca / and go to the front if necessary,
and give the treacherOus Spaniards
hail Columbia for their devilish work
in blowing up the Maine, as we'll as for
their iuhuman butchery Of Cubans.
We learn that Charlie Brown, formerly
devil in the Expositor Office, but now
an attachee of the Deckerville Re-
corder has blood spots in his eye and
has enlisted for actual service, if re-
quired, and is patiently waiting for a
chance to go South and get his feet on
the neck of any "goll-darned" leek
eating Spanish cuss that might cross
his halfway