The Yale expositor., 1899-06-02

Get your window screens at The
Racket.
Before you go into early lamb bust
ness consider your market.
The Yale Wooden Mill, which has
been closed for the past month, will
begin work again next week.
Mrs. II. G.. Mclaughlin has second
hand organ for sale cheap. Inquire
at residence on Main street, Yale. so
Decoration day ball at Brockway,
Tuesday evening was we'll attended
and a pleasant time enjoyed by all
present.
No services at Central Hall next
Sunday morning or evening. Rev.
Coulter will remain at Hesperia for a
few days more.
Mrs. Eva Blacks pug dog, which
has been pet in the house for eight
years, decided Monday night that it
was time to shuttle off its mortal coil.
Frank VanCamp, the good natured
blacksmith of Speaker, has purchased
Rev. f. Traver's residence on Mechanic
street and will move his family to Yale
soon.
An ice-cream social will be held in
the German school house, District No.
9, Greenwood, on Wednesday evening,
June Z. Proceeds for the benefit of
school library.
VIM. ID. Wear has been sick abed DUR
ing the past week but is some better
now. Mr.. Wears hearing is consider
ably impaired but it is hoped he will
get relief soon.
The original and only genuine Red
Pills are knilPs Red Pills for wan
people. All others are limitations.
Don't be induced to pay SOC box
when you can buy the genuine at 25c.
The immense amount of good Wall
Paper sold by Will Lennon this season
shows what a complete stock, latest
and prettiest patterns and right prices
will do. 1t will be to your interest to
see his line before buying.
The foundation walls of John Hol-
den's new house are up and carpenters
will soon begin at the frame work.
After examining the plans we can say
that John will have conveniently
arranged and beautiful residence.
Charley Emery's little daughter
while walking along Main street Mon
day evening, was run over by some
young lad on n bicycle, iniuring her
quite badly. Bicycle riders should be
more careful when riding at night and
guard against accidents.
The funeral of Miss Mollie Hayes,
daughter of Richard Hayes, of Green
wood, was held on Monday morning
from the Catholic church of Brockway,
FIR. Cullinane, of Yale, officiating. An
immense throng gathered to pay the
last respects to the departed one and
to follow to the interment in Kenockee
Catholic cemetery.
Judge Beach yesterday passed sem
tence on Will Edgerton on the charge
made against him by Miss Kreaner, of
Brown City. A FIVE years term was
contemplated but upon showing
made by letters and papers filed and a
personal examination by the Judge
himself he reduced the time to three
years in the House of Correction at
Iona.
A state farmers institute will be held
in Yale some time in January next,
dates to be fixed later, providing our
citizens will furnish free hall rent, fuel
and lights. The one held here a few
years ago was very successful and
both interesting and profitable to the
farmers. Daniel Foley, of Mt. Salem,
expects to visit Yale this week and
talk with our citizens about securing
this meeting.
Albert Pack, the well-known finan-
cier, lumberman and politician, died
at his home in Detroit early Wednes-
day morning. The funeral will take
place this friday afternoon. Mr..
Pack was born in Madison county, N.
Y, Nov. 10, 1912. FIVE years later he
came with his parents to this state,
settling in Lexington, Sanilac county,
and during his active life was closely
identified with the state in different
ways.
every editor has received them.
The postmaster sends them to the ed
itor. The postmaster is not to blame.
For instance, there was man Of
we'll, say Tim Short, who sent us three
notices to stop his paper; he did not
want 1T any longer. Upon investigat-
ing the subscription we found Tim was
short IS. He never had paid cent,
and yet stopped his paper as a matter
of economy-to us. He did not want
us to lose any more by him. A few
days ago Short was at church, and his
melodious tenor rang out loud and
clear in that old stirring song, "Jesus
Paid 1t ALL" He might have been
mistaken, but his earnestness impress
ed us. So the next day we sent him
receipt in full, begging his pardon for
not knowing that he had made an as
signment of his liabilities to the Lord"
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