The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-27
Ad. Changes.
The Racket
Yale Bazaar
III. c.. Martin

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II. G. Martin
l.. Higer q Sons
w. Ii. Ballentine
E. B. Fuller q Co
Putney & Chamberlain
Never-break lamp chimueys at Fox
& Rounds.
Before buying lamps or water sets
visit The Racket.
What O lovely plate! Yes, it came
from the Yale Bazaar,
You can find eiderdown in abund.
ance at II. c. Martins.
Rev. John Scott, of Marlette, will
preach next Sunday morning and eve-
ming at the NJ. E. church.
Did you see Sam Jones this week?
You won't know him, he has one of
Ballentine's $500 suits on.
Auction sale bills printed at the Elk.
positor Office while you wait. A notice
of the sale published free of charge.
John H. Merrill's new brick resi-
dence is being pushed and the first
story is nearly up. 1t presents a fine
appearance.
bert Jardine has rented the Hiram
Allen house and is having the interior
repaired. He will occupy it with his
family this week.
We understand that Marvin Holcomb
is about to sell his farm west of Yale
and if he disposes of it will move to
Yale and liye a retired life.
Next Tuesday evening is Halloween
and it would be wise to lay away gates
and other loose property if you would
know where to find them in the morn
ing.
The stone foundation of E. f. Pratt's
new barber shop is laid and the car
penters are at work laying the ground
| floor. The masons will commence the
brick work this week.
Geo. Cough has been grading the
premises about his new house and
otherwise improving the lot. Mr..
Coughs new house is model one and
valuable addition to our village.
Charlie Coulter came down from Al
ma the first of the week, and after a
short visit with his father, departed for
Sanilac Centre, where he will occupy
position on the composing force of
the Republican.
Will Lennon has sold his drug bust
ness in this place to d. A. McKeith, of
Yale, and J. +. Staley, of Avoca. The
new firm takes possession this friday
morning. We are sorry to lose Will
for he is q good business man and
citizen, but on account of his poor
health it is necessary for him to move
to different climate. The new firm
has the best wishes of The Expositor.
Thos. Manley has been dealing in
real estate quite extensively during
the past week. He traded his farm
west and south of Yale to Darwin
Drake and took in exchange the DR.
Ney property now occupied by j. IL
Merrill and family. Besides this Mr.
Manley purchased ID. A. McKeith's
house and lot on Kennefick street par
of which is occupied by John Huttor
and family. The other part Mr.. anc
Mrs. Manley will move into about Noy
ember LIST.
DIR. V. A. Lacey sent several speci
mems of mushrooms to the Agriculture
College at Lansing this week. They
we're of the white gill variety usually
!, found on plowed ground and whea
stubble. The DR.. is very fond of thu
fungus growth but does not care t.
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he is thoroughly convinced that the,
are not of the poisonous variety. Ii
gathering mushrooms people should
J be very careful, as some of the Yari
| cites are deadly poison.
The corner stone of the Methods
church was laid at Valley Centre OF
Wednesday and it was day long Il
be remembered by the people. AID
: dresses were made by presiding Eide
| Baldwin and ministers of near b,
! towns, Rev. Rowe of Yale being on
: of the ministers, and with plenty o
' music in which the local talent wer
Q assisted by the Yale male quartette
: good entertainment was furnished 70
: the large concourse of people present
+. A sumptuous dinner was served at moo
: and also supper at night. The pre-
a ceeds we're in aid of the church build
ing fund.
h Ladies purses. gents pocket-books, bill book