The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-30
& RAPLEY.

Farmers are busy with the hay crop,
Pay your village taxes to Treasurer
Beard,
Watermellons are on sale in the
village.
Cherries and currants are in the
market.
Hammocks, large and handsome al
Fox q Rounds.
Base ball at the fair grounds today.
Yale-vs- Brown City.
Try pair of ladies' bicycle gloves
at +, b. Fuller q Co.'S.
The public schools closed last Friday
for the summer vacation.
Arthur Kelley is employed in Wal.
lace Adams harness shop.
New potatoes, 80 cts a peck, have
been offered for sale in town this week.
Fine rains Wednesday has helped
vegetation wonderfully and was need
ed very much.
Maude Worden is engaged to teach
the Sloat school in Speaker township
the coming year.
r. NJ. Lothian has been confined to
the house few days this week on ac-
count of sickness.
Georgia Stoner has been very sick
the past week but is recovering under
the care of DR.. Yuill.
Just received at Ballentine's another
200 yard piece of that elegant rag car
pet for % cents per yard.
Yale's crack shots can enjoy day
sport blue rock shooting at Memphis
f,,t la nf mi
c.. F. Michaels will give first-class
Fourth of July Ball at his hall next
Tuesday evening. Everybody invited
to attend.
There will be no services in the
MP. church next Sunday, either morn.
ing or evening on account of the pastor
being absent.
Yale is the busiest town in the state
today, and when we get the new bank
more people will come here to do bust
ness than ever.
Maude Hennessy will go to work in
Will Lemons drug store the first of
next week looking after the Bell tele-
phone exchange.
Andy Curry, of Lynn, was in Yale
one day the past week and took home
purchased of Mcintyre & Harris.
Why roast yourself this hot weather
oyer a large range or coal stove? Get
gasoline stove of Fox & Rounds and
i will be pleasure to do your cooking.
Perform a good deed, speak kind
word, bestow a pleasant smile, and
you will receive the same in return.
The happiness you bestow on others is
reflected back.
For Sale-One dark bay work horse,
weight 1920 lbs, years old, sound and
true. This horse may be seen at my
farm miles south and / mile west of
Yale. "a Joseph Carless.
Mrs. Sullivan, wife OF the Dr., died
very suddenly at her home in Emmett
Tuesday. DR.. Merry, of this place, is
n brother of deceased and was called
to her bedside but did not reach there
in time to see her aliye.
Nearly all of the children and many
older ones of the NJ. +. church Sunday
school spent Tuesday at Lakeport.
The day was bright and supshiny and
everybody enjoyed the refreshing
breezes from off the lake.
A great many changes have been
made in our village since last issue.
Wallace Adams is now proprietor of
James Wallace harness business and
has moved the stock into the building
formerly occupied by DR.. p. G.. Lath-
rop. Although in rather close quar-
tiers VALLEY says he will make it do
until such time as he can build larger
We wish him success and trust that he
may accumulate fortune. DR.. Lath-
rop, dentist, now has his Office at his
house on Kennefick street where he
will be pleased to see all his old GUS
toners. l.. Roy Fuller now occupies
his new home in which you will find
everything as neat as a pin. a large
arc lamp will be used to light the
building and you will hardly know
that it is night when visiting this es.
Enlistment. Yale can boast of as fine
q iewelry store as is found in a city.
Among the other changes is the re-
moval of the post-office to James Wal.
lace's building. No one can dispute
the fact that Yale is a lively burg.
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