The Yale expositor., 1899-02-17

Don't fail to attend the lecture at
NJ. p. church this evening.
Fox & Rounds have the finest line
of 20 ct whips in Yale also rapid har-
ness members.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Menerey are
slowly improving and the Doctor Is
very much encouraged in their con-
dition.
To insure a happy new year, keep
the liver clear and the body vigorous
by using De Wits Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles. Grant Holden.
Rev. VIM. Coulter received an inter-
esting letter from his son Frank now
in the United States service on the
island of Cuba which we will publish
next week. Mr.. Coulter also left us a
copy of Havana paper.
About twenty friends were entertain
ed by Polly Wilcox Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being her ninteenth
birthday. A delicious lunch of ice
cream and cake was served, and all
had Jolly good time. Many nice
presents were received.
Word reaches us that men are work
ing in this section selling steel ranges.
Our advice to you all is to have nothing
to do with these agents. If you need
q steel range call on your hardware
dealer of your home town and you
will find you can do better and save
money.
A Washington day fete will be given
under the auspices of the Crescent
Club, in the auditorium of the Hotel
Dewey, Emmett, on Wednesday even
ing, Feb. %. Admission 10 cents. A
program of interesting subjects, vocal
and instrumental music will be given.
The public is cordially invited.
There will be tea meeting held at
the Stilson school house, miles north
of Peck, on the evening of February
oath. An interesting program, consist
ing of dialogues, speeches, readings,
recitatiOns, vocal and instrumental
music is being prepared. The Peck
Band will be present and furnish
music. All are cordially invited to
attend. A grand good time anticipated.
The Eight O'clock Club entertained
their friends in Michaels' Hall, Tues
day evening with a Valentine Whist
party. All enjoyed pleasant time
until ll.30 when tasty lunch was
served. OF course n few dances after
supper did not come amiss. F. T.
Palmer and Rada Rapley won the
first prizes. Fred Francis and Nellie
Michaels were consoled with the BOBBY
prizes.
The Yale Wooden Mill is running
nights being compelled to on account
of having on hand large number of
orders for manufactured goods. c..
Andreae d Sons have extended their
territory IN the past few years and are
now getting orders from different parts
of the United States. They manufac-
ture honest goods at honest prices and
| for this reason hold the large trade
built up in the past eighteen years.
Those who could crawl out of warm
| beds early enough found their Their
mometers standing about like this
since last week. Friday morning lS'
| day 200 below. Tuesday the mercury
condescended to rise some thirty deg
rees higher, and Wednesday and Thurs
day were ideal days, fair, sunshiny
and warm, at least to what it had been.
We trust the backbone of the terrible
cold weather has been broken and that
we will not have return of it.
We publish below an item copied
from the Vassar Times in regard to
Thos. S. Suleeba NJ. ID. who will give
one of his lectures at the NJ. p. church
this friday evening"
1.-THE AssYrian who spoke at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning
and evening drew large audiences and
both addresses were Of considerable
interest. He also lectured Monday
night. The gentleman presents the
cause of his own people, who are so
oppressed by the Turks, in a very
pleasing and entertaining manner"
Robbed the Grave.