The Yale expositor., 1898-07-01

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A pet dog of Chas. Michaels was
killed by the excursion train on Sun
day.
Next Monday is July 4th, and every
body Is preparing to spend the day in
Yale.
A Denver girl wears a shirt waist
made of a national flag. A case of Old
Glory on bust.
Friday last was the last day of the
summer term OF school in Yale and
now the small boy is happy.
H. j. Doelle has fine line of fire.
works for the 4th, and he is selling his
goods away down. Read his ad.
Remember and come to Yale on the
4th, and don't forget to call on Ballen-
tine while in town.
Regular meeting Companions of the
|. o. f. Tuesday evening, July s. at
1880. Election of officers and initia-
ton.
Good haying weather this week and
the farmers are busy. About next
week they will be up to their eyes in
harvest.
Girl Wanted-To do general house
work in small family. Apply to DR..
V. A. Lacy at his dental rooms in the
Rapley Block, Yale.
Leslie Menzies while playing upstairs
in the barn at his home on Mechanic
street fell out of the door 20 the
ground dislocating his right wrist.
Annual meeting of school district,
No. l, Yale, one week from next Mon
day, July nth. You who are interest
ed in the welfare of our schools should
attend. 1t will be held in the high
school building.
DR.. V. A. Lacy has been busy the
past few days putting down carpets
and arranging the furniture and fix
lures in the VIM. Williams house north
of the K. Il. station. The DR.. expects
his wife and infant son here in few
days.
The lawn social given by the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian
church at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. X. G.. Mclaughlin on Main
street Monday evening, was largely at
tended. Ice cream, strawberries and
other refreshments were served in
abundance.
The young people for miles around
TIC UldhlllS W dltCIlu llt
grand ball at Michael's hall, Monday
evening July 4th. Mr.. Michaels is ar
ranging for grand good time and
those who attend will not be disap-
pointed. Lawrence's orchestra will be
there and the best caller in the world
has been engaged.
J. II. Carter and crew at the second
we'll are down about 70 feet. They
find in boring this well about the same
elements.as in the first. Everything
points towards another we'll of fine
water. Tuesday morning Felix Mar
quette, of near Croswell, began work
on third well with machine. Thurs
day night he had gone down about "a
feet.
Considerable complaint has been
made to the village council during the
past month in regard to bicycle riders
using the sidewalks of the village and
the council has ordered the nuisance
stopped. Those who have made q
practice of riding their wheels on the
sidewalks in the past will read the
notice in another column and govern
themselves accordingly.
Nellie Shaw, who has held the posi-
ton of assistant post-mistress in the
Yale postoffice for the past few years,
has severed her connection and is now
clerking in the bazaar store of Robt
Paul. Miss Shaw was always very
pleasant and accommodating and
every patron of the postoffice has
nothing but good words to say of her.
Mrs. Mary Hennessey takes her place.
VIM. Rub, miller for the Yale Mill
mo Co lnfnFn1a that n nrdnr n
produce flour of as fine a quality as
they have been making, the best grade
of perfectly clean wheat is required.
Yale first grade flour is Justly celebrat-
ed in the most discriminating markets
of the state. This reputation cannot
be maintained except by the use of
first-class grain. Wheat mixed with
rye brings only a low price in any mar
ket. 1t is we'll known fact that the
growing of rye deterioates the quality
of wheat, creating mongrel or n.y.
brid variety. If we desire to improve
the grades and varieties of our wheat
we must keep 1t absolutely pure and
free from rye. Farmers cannot spend
little time to better advantage than
to go through the wheatfield and cut
the rye out clean.
mhllleuJ III tlle TeSlueUC6 Oh MT. anu
Mrs. Christopher Murphy, in Water
town, on Wednesday evening, their
daughter, Viola o., to George Barrett,
of Watertown. The bride was attired
in suit of white satin, overlaid with
silk chiffon, and wore white kid slip
pers. Her hair was trimmed with
white roses. At 7:30 p. m. it was an
nounced that all things were ready,
when line of march was formed.
The bride was accompanied by Miss
Georgia Gleason, the groom by Glenn
Saville. The pastor, Rev. f. G.. Cor
don, acting as captain, led them into
the parlor, where beautiful arch of
myrtle and roses had been built, under
which the happy couple stood while
the ceremony was performed, after
which sumptuous supper was served.
About 80 relatives and friends were
present. The young people will con-
tinue to live in Watertown.--Sanilac
County Republican.
Annual School Meeting.