The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11
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Mrs. Upper, of Peck, died on Tues.

Mrs. Upper, of Peck, died on Tues
day.
The rain last Saturday did but very
little good.
Read the Racket ad., it will pay you.
Try it once and see.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show at
Port Huron to-day.
4 few more hammocks to go at
sacrifice at Fox d Rounds.
Attend the corner stone laying at
West Brockway next Wednesday.
Battenburg work taught at the Grace
Association Store. Call on them.
Keep in mind the fair this fall and
do what you can to make it success.
Glen Roadway is much better this
week and his chances for recovery are
bright.
Fred Hudson and family now occupy
the Alex. Lothian house in the south
ern part of the village.
The male quar- tette were out one
evening the first of the week and gave
our citizens some fine selections of
vocal music.
n. B Sponenburg is now engaged
In the Office at the Yale Wooden Mill.
Norm is honest and industrious and
deserves to prosper.
A crew of carpenters are at work on
James McCol's new dwelling and have
the first story up and enclosed. The
work is being pushed.
Wallace Adams is DESTROYS of closing
out his line of lap busters. He is SELL
ing them at cost or less. You can get
a good buster for 20 cents.
The 4th quarterly meeting of the NJ d.
p. church, held at Yale last Saturday
afternoon, was quite largely attended
and interesting throughout.
Frank Newsted has bought Gard
ner's milk business and expects TO
move onto some place near Yale soon
IN order that he may give his custo-
mers good service.
DR.. Yuill has workmen tearing down
the front half of the old barn opposite
the Rapley House. The rear half Doc.
will have repaired and painted. This
will make quite an imp oYement in
the corner.
T. w. Moore is meeting with good
success in the sale of DIR. Wards reme-
dies, extracts and spices in this county.
To those who are not acquainted with
Mr.. Moore we are pleased to say, his
word is as good as gold.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. Rennie on
Saturday, Aug. 5, 1899, a still-born
child. The funeral was held on Sos
day and the interment at Elmwood
cemetery. Their friends sympathize
with them in their bereavement.
In another column of this issue we
publish a letter f-om Attic Morgan
who is now at the Philippines fighting
the natives. 1t is all in yeresting ac-
count of his trip over there and what
he has been doing since he reached
the islands.
Should you get a copy of Conkey's
Home Journal remember it was sent at
the request of the publisher of the
Yale Expositor. If you like it call in
and subscribe. We will send you The
EXpositor and Home Journal both one
year for only $1.25.
Frank Middleton, who has been
clerk at Hotel Jackson for long time,
is engaged i'll the same capacity at the
Rapley House. Frank Is young man
well liked by many, all of whom wish
him success in his new position. AL
bert Taylor, of Croswell, is taking
Franks place at Hotel Jackson.
A rumor was rife on Sunday that
Principal Roode had been drowned at
or near Niagara Falls. How the story
was started, or what foundation
there was for the report could not be
ascertained. Rev. j. A. Rowe has
since received word from the Prof.
whose friends here will be pleased to
learn that he is alive and in good
health.
Races at Brown City Sept. and s.
The society will have two i mile run.
ming races with purses of $4,000 each,
four harness races with purses Of 500
each. also named race with six local
horses in 1t. A band will be in attend
ance to furnish music between heats.
The number of noted horses that will
be there will make it interesting while
the heats are on, and no doubt the
boys can furnish you amusement If
you have any time to spare. Thanks
for complimentary tickets.
Money saved by having your nrescrinttons