The Yale expositor., 1898-05-13


a change of ad. Read it.
The chattel mortgage sale of the
Colwell stock was again postponed un-
til next Tuesday at one O'Clock.
John ID. McKeith has moved into his
sons house on Jones street which has
been neatly and lastly remodled.
haye pair of 3-inch tire trucks
wish to sell or exchange for one
horse wagon. 44tf. f. p. Currier, Jr.
The district Epworth League con-
vention has been in session yesterday
and to-day. Abont 200 delegates were
in attendance,
Settings from thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rocks for sale at 20 cents. Call
on James Muir, l mile north and J.
miles west of Yale. 50-4
Last Saturday was Parkinson's ban
ner day in shoe selling. Correct sty les,
finest quality and lowest prices were
the drawing cards.
Will Lennon is frightening the in
terror of his drug store by treating it to
a fresh coat of paint. VIII 1uill is as
sisting as clerk at present.
Wharton & Holden haYe just COM
pleted contract with the Studebaker
Bros. and have ordered carload of
the celebrated Stud ebaker wagons.
Mrs. John Hutton and little son ar
rived in Yale from Au Sable last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton will 60 to house
keeping in the j. ID. McKeith house on
Kenniiick street.
Rifle for sale.-I will sell my Ballard
target rifle, original cost $500, for SIS
cash or good papers. No more accur-
ate rifle in the state.
Harvey Tappan.
1t has been reported on the street
that Charles Dewey, Melvn's flourish
ing merchant, is first cousin of the
Manila conqueror. If that is so,
Charlie ough; to be proud of his dis
tinguished relative.
A team hitched to a lumber wagon
and belonging to A. f. Jackson made
lively run south on Main street
Thursday noon. The horses became
frightened at a robe in turning the
corner of Wood street.
Having opened my Billiard and Pool
Room in the building south of Lew
Armstrong; blacksmith shop | will
keep on hand and for sale Choice CT
Candies and Assorted Nuts in Yale,
Soft Drinks, Lunches, etc. Will be
pleased to haye you call when in town.
% John III. Glava.
Joseph Clark. aged about fifty years,
died at his home on Kennitick street,
Wednesday afternoon, May 18th, 1898.
Deceased had been ailing for the past
few months but had been working Mt
odd times at hacking in the Flax Mill.
His death was not unexpected. A 10y
ing wife and two children are left in
rather destitute circumstances. The
funeral will be held to-day, interment
in Elmwood cemetery.
Who can beat it? Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Morgan have cook stove which has
been in constant use for oyer 43 years.
The stove was purchased in Canada
and Mr.. Morgan brought it with him
when emigrating to Michigan. Tons
Of food have been cooked upon it and
countless loayes of bread haye come
out of its oven, and a whole forest has
been eaten by it in the shape of fuel.
Despite all this, the old stove bids fair
to be all that the old couple will ever
need.
John S. Dufiie, of Detroit, financial
man for Edison, Moore q Co., was in
Yale last Saturday on business. Mr..
Duffie did business IN Yale fifteen
years ago and his short stay here last
week brought many happy remem-
brances back to him of by-gone days.
We have never seen Mr.. Duffie looking
so we'll as at the present time. J. S.
has n host of friends in Yale all of
whom join with The Expositor in wish
ing him health, happiness and pros
perity.
Neatly dressed windows are orna-
ments to any store. Nearly all of
Yale's business men take pride in hav-
ing their show windows nicely decora-
ted, but none of the clerks take more
pride in the work or show the natural
taste in arranging their windows as
does Herb Hennessey, the popular
clerk in Grant Holden's drug store.
Herb is hustler and his employer
recognizes his ability by ieaying him in
charge of the business while away on a
weeks trip. Everybody likes Herb
and all enjoy to see him doing we'll.
1t will no doubt be surprise to
many of our readers to learn that there
is such an institution in Yale az a gun
factory where guns are manufactured,
stock, lock and barrel, yet such is act
ually the case. Goheen & Co, haying
turned out during the last few days
some 20 or 80 of the most modern
make. 1t might be safe to say how
eyer, that the Spaniards would be safe
facing an army of Yankee soldiers
armed with the Goheen brand as these
are made entirely of wood, and intend
ed for the Yale volunteers to practice
with.
Two as gentlemanly fellows as walk
the streets of Yale are =. c. Hannah
and George Mathews. These young
men are looking after the Colwell stock
of goods awaiting chattel mortgage
sale. They haye been here nearly a
month. pay their board, settle any bills
they contract, mind their own business,
treat everybody they meet respectfully,
never have been heard to talk disres-
pectful of any person, are well liked by
a large majority of our citizens, and no
ono paO CIV oIInbt onaipct than, III,