The Yale expositor., 1898-05-13
Bread Sets q loaf.
Flour $500 Il barrel.


Flour $500 Il barrel.
Wheat 81 so a bushel.
Soon be sheep shearing time.
Rain Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Edward Fry is building an addition
to his house.
Ethel and OLIVE Ballentine are the
happy possessors of a new piano.
Street Commissioner Wilson is put
ting down number of new sidewalks
about the village.
l.. Higer & Sons, Port Huron's lead
ing clothiers, have a change of ady. In
this issue. Read 1t.
The Detroit journal and the local
edition of The Yale Expositor SIX
months for Go cents.
Seed Wharton & Holden are
selling Pride of the North 90-day seed
corn also Ensilage corn for fodder.
Excursion 10 Saginaw and Bay City
over the +. q =. NJ. Ry Sunday, May
10. Fare for round trip 90 cents from
Yale.
Thoroughbred Improved Chester
White pigs from to weeks old for
sale at $500 each. Elijah Bricker,
Section 4, Greenwood twp. IA
May showers bring June flowers, and
they also bring customers 20 Parkin-
sons after umbrellas. lie has them in
all grades and at different prices.
Charlie Foster left Yale for Ann Ar
Dor last Tuesday morning. Charles
health has been failing OF late and he
has gone out there to consult the doc
tors as to his condition.
The recommend given the Champion
Draw Cut Mower by Chas. GoheeD is
worrying our neighbors but we are still
selling the ball bearing Champion, the
slickest mower on earth. Wharton d
Holden.
Harvey Tappan has sold the w. X.
Gillette property, corner of Wood and
Kennefick streets, to Dick Windsor.
Dick has graded the lawn, set out
shade trees and is making a pretty
tteme Of the place.
Our street newsboys are reaping
rich harvest Just now. On the arrival
Of every mail train crowds are in wait
ing and in a trice everything readable
from the city is gobbled up. Our town
as taking on city airs in this respect.
The Ladies Aid of Fremont Centre
will serve ice cream and give q first
class entertainment in connection all
fur the small sum of 10 cents, at FIRE.
mont Centre, Tuesday evening, May
18th. Everybody come and have a
good time.
Yale patriotism is oozing out at the
finger ends of lots of our boys these
times. company of volunteers are
engaged nightly in getting posted in
the art of war, and will, no doubt, If
this country needs their services give a
good account of themselves.
Saturday last was quite a lively day
for buggies. Wharton d Holden turn
ed out six and Mcintyre q Harris DIS
posed of four buggies and one wagon.
Yale is recognized to be the leading
town for wagons, buggies, farm ma
chinery and implements. Our dealers
handle the best at right prices.
Mr.. Carl w. Davis, formerly engaged
In the livery business in the village,
was married on Wednesday, May 4th,
to Miss Sarah Breen, at the brides
home in Emmett. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
will make their home in Richmond,
Mr.. Davis haying accepted position
with Weter, Tanning and Co.-Rich-
mond Review.
A very fine discourse was delivered
at the Baptist church, Sunday morning,
b. The pastor Rey. Graybiel. MIR.
Graybiel, although yet student at
Kalamazoo college, is very logical
talker, and his sermons bear evidence
of deep thought. He is an earnest and
sincere young man, and possesses in
addition to many other accomplish
msnts, an oratorical ability that is CIV
en- to only few men. He will grad
nate in June, after which it is expected
that he will take up his residence in
this city.-Three Rivers Tribune.