The Yale expositor., 1898-06-24
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Comedy Company
All next week in Central Hall.
Pay your village tax TOT. c. Holden.
Watch repairing done under a posi-
tive guarantee by IL. j. Doelle.
Elder Coulter will conduct the regu-
lar services at the Brick Chapel next
Sunday evening.
Consult your best interest and buy
your clothing, bicycle shoes and hose
at Yale Clothing House.
An interesting game of base ball was
played at Brown City, Friday last, be-
tween Yale and the home team. The
score was 10 to in favor of Yale.
Cooper & Doelle will furnish a fine
Kurtzman piano for the Masonic En-
tertainment, and also for the Com
mencement Exercises.
The Juniors of the High School en-
tertained the Seniors with reception
at the home of w. V. Andreae, We'd
nesdaY evening. New and interesting
games were introduced, refreshments
served. and all were presented with
souvenir and beautiful bouquet.
Mrs. Barrett wishes to inform the
people of Yale that she is still manu-
featuring homemade bread, pies, cake
and cookies. She has placed them on
sale at the grocery store of Mrs. NJ. J.
Slight. Bread cents loaf instead of
3 cents. 5-5
An exchange thinks the oyster and
strawberry have each done their share
in evangelizing the world. They have
built and furnished more churches,
paid the salaries of more ministers
and helped more heathens than any
other two natural agencies.
Sunday excursion to Port Huron,
June Goth. Train leaves Yale at 1906
q. M, arriving in Port Huron at ii
o'clock. Returning leave Port Huron
at 600 p. IN. Fare for round trip so
cents. Bicycles and baby cabs carried
free. Saginaw and Port Huron will
play ball on above date.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of
the Presbyterian church will give a
lawn social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. G.. Mclaughlin on Monday
evening, June 81. Ice cream, straw
berries and other good things will be
served and music will be furnished by
the band. All are invited.
James McColl has found his black
water spaniel. Jim advertised for it
in The Expositor, the item being no.
ticed by the person to whose premises
the dog had strayed, and a card was at
once sent to the owner. Lara Butler
drove two miles west of Capac We'd
nesday and brought the dog home.
A letter written on stationery bought
from us, with proper care, will last for
centuries. Our grand-fathers used to
write on good, strong parchment with
s.,lv
have samples of their correspondence
to treasure as heir-looms. We have
letter paper that will last as long as
parchment, and ink that wont fade, at
reasonable prices.
Moses Allen Graybiel graduated
from Kalamazoo college Wednesday
of last week, was married Tuesday,
June 81, in Detroit, and will be or
dained to the Baptist ministry in Port
Huron next week. Mr.. Graybiel and
Miss Cora +. Price were married at the
residence of S. l.. Lester. 165 Charlotte
avenue. Rev. G. +. Couley performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Graybiel will take
charge of Baptist church at Three
Rivers.
Yale's flowing well continues to ex-
cite the interest and curiosity of our
citizens, lots of them visiting il daily
to partake of its cooling, refreshing,
sparkling product. 1t is said that this
water is charged with very valuable
medicinal qualities. This is attested
by one of our local doctors who has
tried il, and says it is worth thousands
of dollars to the village. Our village
dads, under whose administration the
waterworks scheme has been inaugur-
ated, are so proud of the we'll that
they keep a guard over it nights for
fear IL Is stolen.