The Yale expositor., 1899-06-02

Yale's implement dealers are MAX
ing hustle these days.
A. j. Ward has something to say
about teas in new adv this week.
Call at The Racket and see those lap
busters, best Sl.00 value in town, your
choice only Scots.
When you hear one woman speak
of another as being just her age, the
chances are she isn't.
Principal Roode conducted eighth
grade examinations in the high school
room last Saturday. Twenty-one were
present.
For Sale-One dark bay work horse,
weight 1920 lbs, sound and true; also
II young pigs FIVE weeks old at 81 90
each. Call at farm miles south and
l mile west of Yale.
5-4 Joseph Carless,
A report of the semi-annual appor-
tlonment of the primary school inter
est fund has been received by the
clerk of Brockway township. We find
that this townships share is $4l9.50 or
90 cents per capita. Besides this the
township will get S6l.25 library money
to be divided in districts i, 2fr, 4, and
8. st. Clair county has II sos children
included in the apportionment and
will receive IS, S02.50.
In honor of her first birthday, Mrs.
Tappan gave her little daughter Agnes,
Il party on Thursday, June 1st. Invi-
tations were sent out to about dozen
babies of nearly the same age, and
their mammals, to come from four to
six and such growing, cooling time
you never did see. The infants were
all on their best behavior and the
mammas spent the time in comparing
notes in regard to the number of
"toofies'' etc. Mrs. Tappan furnished
her guests with dainty supper.
The power house has taken on quite
bright and improved look of late.
The interior has been newly painted,
CRATES have been placed over the open
ings around the pumps, cement floors
are laid in the boiler room, an addition
has been built to the north side for
storing coal, in fact everything has a
changed appearance. Il. r. Bales
and Steve Curvin who are in charge
take pride in keeping the machinery
and building neat and tidy. AS soon
as practicable neat lawn and flower
gardens will be made on the premises.
Our citizens are proud of their water
works and electric light system for
there is not better one in the state.
Rey. I. Masada, of Tottori, Japan,
will lecture at the Nj. +. church, Mon
day evening, June 5, commencing at
IS O'Clock. Admission: adults l0cts,
children 5cts. He will also give an
interesting talk Sunday morning. The
ex-president of Albion college has
this to say of the lecturer:-"Mr. L.
Masada is at the present time Nov. II,
1897 student at Albion college, a
member of the junior class. A young
man of excellent mind, of the best of
character and ambitious for success,
| commend him to the favorable &C
quaintance of our ministers and peo-
pie. | am confident he is able to give
much information as to the civilization
and religious life of Japan, and in an
interesting manner"
"Who is the old pioneer? You,
spruce young man in the very latest
style of tie, and you, sweet young
woman in the newest tailor-made
gown, who are inclined to pose as rep
resentatives of the very smart sex, stop
just second to think who he is. He
has seen the township change into
village and then a city. He has seen
the humble toiler rise to prominence
and competency. He is familiar with
every nook and Granny of the place
and with the history of every indi-
yidual. He has known you ever since
your father was Il boy and your mother
went barefooted in the unbroken
forest to hunt the brindle COW with a
lop horn. He knows all about you.
If there is blot on the family scutch-
con he knows that and looks to you to
retrieve or verify it. Don't be too snob-
bish to the old man. Show him the
respect to which his age entities him."