The Yale expositor., 1898-08-05

YAK ana elm baskets CuedpeI Indl
eyer at Fox & Rounds.
Fred Salter is very low with fever al
his home north of Yale.
Parkinson is daily receiving new and
up-to-date dry goods and shoes.
Born to the wife of John d. Williams
on Monday, August lst 1898, 9 To-
son.
Pay your taxes before August 9th if
you wish to save the additional per-
centage.
Girl Wanted-To do house work for
asmall family. Apply to Joseph Rose,
one mile west of Yale. 1872
Robt. NJ. Lothian is still confined to
the house by sickness. His condition
remains about the same.
The entertainment given under the
auspices of the NJ, +. church in Cent
raj Hall, on Monday evening was quite
we'll attended. and was interesting
throughout.
Elder Coulter will preach at the
Brick Chapel at 7.30 p. m. next Sun
day. AS the Pastor expects TO take a
vacation, this will be the last service
until further notice is given.
Among the deeds recorded in the
Register of Deeds Office during the
past week we find the following; j. F.
Ferguson to Hiram Holcomb, lots Ia
and 10, block 0, Reed d McNutt's sec.
ond addition to Yale; consideration
$3.50.
A letter from Frank Coulter reports
his having enlisted at Cleveland, Ohio
in the 18th U. S. Regulars. He pass.
ed the examination without difficulty
and is now on his way to Georgia
where he will encamp for drill and
equipment.
The Village Council at their meeting
"Wednesday evening declared Thurs.
day, August 18th to be civic holiday
All business houses of Yale have
agreed to close on the above date to
give the clerks and others chance to
go on the excursion to Saginaw.
Strayed or Stolen:-From the prem.
ises of Terrence Monaghan, miles
north and l mile west of Yale, on the
night of Thursday, July 21st, A lambs
and 3 ewes. A reward is offered for
any information leading TO their re-
coyery. 1872 Terrence Monaghan.
A certain minister in an adjoining
town remarked to his congregation a
week ago last Sunday that it was hot,
but he knew of hotter place. After
significant pause in which there was
time for reflection, he added that the
place he referred to was down where
our boys are in Cuba.
Mcintyre & Harris haye a change of
adv. in this issue in which they call
your attention to their large line of
carriages, buggies, surveys and wagons.
This firm handle the best and sell AT
astonishingly low prices. Armour's the
best fertilizer manufactured. is kept on
hand and for sale. They will be pleas
ed to have you call and look over their
stock.
The young people, after spending a
pleasant week camping at Lakeport
returned home Monday. Tuesday
morning the older people of Yale went
out to spend q couple of weeks of camp
life. In the party are A. w. Ferguson
and family, ii. +. Beard and family
Thos. Holden and family, w. 3. Bal.
lentlne and family, DR.. =. G.. Lathrop
and family.
The widening of the gauge of the
Port Austin division of the +. q p. NJ.
will result IN making Port Huron To-
train dispatchers' office will be moved
toSaginaw, taking with it Peter Minnie,
II. +. Whitney and Neil Clancy. Sam
uel Seldom, cashier, and John Hudson
clerk, have also been ordered to Sagi-
nav, where they will be assigned other
work. Samuel Stephenson has been
appointed cashier and ticket agent.
1T is said that number of the shop
men will also be moved to Saginaw.
Right on the heels of the man who
started the rumor that the Americans
had placed guards upon their public
Libraries so as to protect the magazines
comes the man who asserts that the
Salvation Army has purchased the
wreck of the Maine so as to make a
war cry of it. Really, there sno keep
ing up with all the reports in circula.
ton. 1t is not true that the Bostonians
have planted no beans this spring for
fear they might be shelled by the Span
iards, nor is Il true that the Americans
will go largely into the manufacture
of cantharides after they make the
Spanish fly.