The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-20
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The Racket.
DR.. Milbrandt.
Fox & Rounds.
l.. Higer 81 Sons.
w. ii. Ba!lentine.
DR.. w. Z. Walker.
British Medical Institute.
Sale at The Racket next week on
hardware. See ad.
Ladies' coats and capes to be sold
for cost at Ballentine's.
Dr. w. G. Walker, at Raplev House,
Yale, Tuesday, Jan. 3lst.
George Cough bought only 80 feet
front adjoining his on the north max
ing in all 10 feet frontage.
Saturday is the last day of Ballen-
tines inventory sale. Get some of the
bargains before the sale closes.
We sent out number of subscrip-
ton accounts this week. If you got
one don't delay but come and square
up your account.
j. &. Jones, artist, is rushed with
work in his line. The photos he turns
out are fine, and all who have had
work done at this studio are well pleas.
ed. His prices are right.
Eu NSWtll ItCtlNGu gOO lIOlll LuG
township of Flynn last week in pay
ment for one of his horses getting
injured while drying over detective
culvert. 1t would pay the townships to
keep their culYerts and bridges in
repair.
John Matthews has sold to FIR. p. j.
Cullinane for the Catholic Society of
Yale, property to the amount of $3.50.
This land lies north Of VIM. Clyne's
residence on Main street. The society
expect to erect fine church OH this
property In the near future,
The weather-Friday and Saturday
rain fell; Sunday was beautiful,
balmy, spring-like day; Monday
dawned fair and bright, but turned
cloudy about noon, and few drops
of rain fell in the afternoons; Tuesday
was cloudy; Wednesday and Thurs
pleasant but colder.
A Joint meeting of the Clyde and
Grant Farmers Club and the teachers
of northern st. Clair county will be
held at the Zion NJ +. church, on Sat-
urday, Jan. 2S. All members of the
club, school officers, teachers, aid
other friends of educational pr,press
are requested to attend and r,articInate
in the general discussion Which follows
every paper.
An NJ. d. lii-.g not far from Yale
was passing along by a duck pond not
many moons ago. He was not in a
vefy pleasant frame of mind, haying
INDUCED too freely of spirits fermenti.
In the pond were some ducks swim
ming about, and as the doctor passed
by the ducks called out "Quack
Quack % Thinking they had refer
ence to his lordship he Immediately
turned and addressed them thus
"You're a liar. I've got a diploma
and am privileged to practice In this
state. Some of the other doctors say
| bought it but that's lie too" At
this he went on his way rejoicing, feel
ing satisfied in his own mind that he
had convinced certain class that he
had right under the state law to inn
pose upon the public in the practice
of medicine.
The family of Hugh Schram at Ar
mazda is sick with that terrible disease,
diphtheria. We have learned of no
deaths as yet, and hope there will be
none. Mrs. Charles Ellsworth, who
went there on visit, is quarautined
with the family. Here is what the
Armada Graphic says of the case:-
"Armada was treated 70 genuine
diphtheria scare the first Of the week.
Two or three cases have developed Mt
the home of Mr.. Hugh Schram, and
that family have been quarantined
SO that there is probably no danger of
general spreading of the disease. a
case was also reported at the home of
David Knickerbocker, but of a light
form. We have heard of no other
cases, and the disease will undoubtedly
be stamped out without further trouble.
AS a matter of precaution the school
board deemed it wise to close the
school, which had only begun on Mon
day, until all danger Is past. Reports
from the sick ones are encouraging
and we hope soon to be able to report
their complete recovery. Since the
above was written the daughter of Mr..
Schram has been decidedly worse and
an operation found necessary torelieve
her suffering. She is still in critical
condition but hopes are entertained
for her recovery"