The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-30

at The Racket.
Complete outfits for bicycling or
bathing at the Yale Clothing House.
f. b. Fuller x Co., have some point
ers for the close buyer In n change of
adv. Be sure and read it.
Our boys summer clothing is now
going at a sacrifice. Call and secure
the pick of the stock. Ballentine's
Double Store,
The last meeting of the Bay View
Reading Circle for the season was held
at the residence of +. II. Beecher on
Monday evening. A couple of hours
were pleasantly spent and ice cream
and cake were served.
The supper given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church in Central
hail last Monday was very success,
full affair. After all expenses were
paid the ladies had $3.50 lett which
shows that the supper paid them nice
ly for their labor.
The limit for the payment of village
taxes has been set for July 10th and
the treasurer requests that you pay
them in before that date. No one
cares to have taxes returned against his
or her property and this reminder is
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money before that date.
Andrew Reed returned to Yale this
week, all logged in a fine black Prince
Albert suit, making very striking APP
pearance. He has been in the north
ern part of the state peddling patent
medicines and as he says, preaching
the Gospel also. Andrew still carries
his wit with him and if he would only
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make his mark in the world.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave-, over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be on Friday, July
office every day in the month except
Fridays.
With this issue Ordinance No. % will
have been published the required
number of times and will take immed-
late effect. Those who have been in
the habit of riding bicycles on the
sidewalks of the village are warned
against continuing the practice. The
council does not care to make COM
plant against any one but will certain
ly do so if any one is found violating
the ordinance.
During the past week Grant Holden
has added to his drug store two rows
of double decked show cases, finished
in oak. The addition of these show
cases make such an interior that the
best drug store in city could envy,
as in every detail this store is thorough
ly up to date. Yale has two drug
stores equipped with the best of drugs,
patent medicines, and with competent
clerks to compound prescriptions our
citizens can get what they need prop
erly put up.
In the departure of G. r. Holden
and family from our town to Standish
to make their future home, much
regret is felt and expressed that we
should lose such estimable citizens.
Making their home here all their mar
ried life, the towns interests have be-
come identified with their own, and
they will be greatly missed in business,
church and social circles in all of
which they held prominent positions.
Standish gains what we lose but if ever
they see ii to their own betterment to
reside here again they will be royalty
welcomed.
Star Arbor AOOG will give grand
basket picnic in Feeney's grove on the
place formerly owned by David New
sted, mile south and miles east of
Yale, on Tuesday, July 4th, and in
participate. Dinner will be served to
a of hn
will consist of speeches by Attorneys
Tappan and Drake, of Yale, and fra
ternal speeches by officers of the
Order, bicycle, sack and three-legged
races, music and entertainment by the
Glass Family Theatrical company,
singing by the Yale male quartette,
dancing afternoon and evening.
Everything possible will be done to
make it pleasant for those who attend.
DR.. C. II. Gordon, the gentleman
who was called on for an impromptu
toast at the reception extended to the
graduating class Friday evening, is
the son-in-law of Mr.. j. II. Hydorn, of
Valley Centre, whose daughter n.
Franc Hydorn is member of this
years graduating class. DR. Gordon
has been connected with the schools
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goes to Lincoln, Nebraska, next year
as superintendent of the city schools.
In this position he will have charge of
about 5000 pupils under $50 teachers.
DR.. Gordon is a graduate of Albion
College, and holds the degree of Doc
tor of Philosophy from the University
of Chicago. He is specialist in geol-
ogy and spent the years 1S87-lS98 in
sDeCial research at the IJniVersitV of
Heidelberg, Germany.