The Yale expositor., 1899-03-17
AID changes
II. r.. Beard.
l.. Roy Fuller.
w. II. Palmer.
Il. II. Parkinson.
w. II. Ballentine.
Montgomery, Ward q Co.

Choice potatoes at Boards.
Ladies' belts only Sc. at the Racket.
The new Bell Skirts for ladies at
Ballentine's.
Pork and beans only 10 cents can
at Parkinson's.
Milk strainers, worth 25c., only lsc.
at the Racket.
DR.. w. c. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday, Mar. %.
See those 20lb scales that Fox &
Rounds are selling for Sl.25.
Don't forget to see the new silk
waist patterns at Ballentine's.
Secure your binder Irvine at Fox &
Rounds store beforeit goes up another
cent.
Don't forget that Fox & Rounds will
be strictly in it with the best wheels for
the least money.
Secondhand bitting-rig, in good con-
dition, for sale. Inquire at The Ex-
position Office, Yale.
What looks prettier than an elegant
gilt green paper on your parlor. Call
at Will Lemons and you will find
just what will suit you.
"The Yankee Volunteer" by FIR. Kel-
ley at Central Hall next Thursday
evening. Reserved seats on sale at
Grant Holden's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Menerey are
rapidly gaining strength being able to
attend to their duties about the house
and premises. All will be pleased to
learn of this.
The Port Huron Times says that Rev.
Sam Bettes, the wandering evangelist
of ST. Clair county, is now lecturing in
Mexico and that he will visit California
before his return.
l.. A. Sherman, editor of the Port
Huron Times is the newly appointed
postmaster at Port Huron. The ap-
pointment does not meet with general
favor among republicans.
Everything you want in the wall
paper line. Every roll you do not need
taken back. all your paper trimmed
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed
with every sale is some of the induce
ment Will Lennon offers you.
The two Williams, Blackford and
Cline, came together in front of Nc
Intyre & Harris warerooms Monday.
The former has beautifully decorat-
ed face and the latter escaped with q
few bruises. If you haye any face
painting or decorating to be done call
on VIM. Cline.
John Davey, the popular proprietor
of Hotel Dewey, Emmett, will give a
grand Easter Ball on the evening of
April 3rd. Cassello's Italian Orchestra,
of Port Huron, will furnish music for
the occasion. Bill only S1.00. The
public in general is invited to attend
and a good time is guaranteed. Don't
miss it.
Yale Chapter OES was favored with
an invitation from the two Chapters
in Port Huron to attend reception
rendered Mrs. Hattie +. Ewing, most
worthy grand matron OF the general
grand chapter of the Order of the East
ern Star of the United States, held in
Masonic hall, Port Huron, last Mon
day evening. Sixteen ladies and one
gentleman accepted the invitation and
we know that Mr.. Rub was right in
his element with lot of ladies to take
care of. From the account of the re.
ception in the Times we can infer that
n grand good time was enjoyed by all.
We also cite this from the Times "Mrs.
j. G. Holden, of Yale, made one of
the best addresses of the evening and
concluded by reciting poem entitled,
The Stars" 1t is no surprise to hear
that our ladies can make speeches with
the best of them. Tuesday afternoon
saw them all at home again feeling
better for their little outing. The fol-
lowing are those who attended this re-
ception from Yale: Mrs. Beecher,
Worthy Matron; William Rub, Worthy
Patron; Mrs. Beard, Associate Matron;
Mrs. Ballentine, Assistant Conductress;
Ida Menerey. Ada; Mrs. McKeith, Ruth;
den, Martha; Mrs. Ferguson gus, !, r Ele et
Mrs. J. A. Vincent, Chaplain; Mrs.
Drake, Organist; Mrs. Joe f. Vincent,
Mrs. Tappan, Mrs. Rounds, Mrs. How
ell, Mrs. John Holden, and Lura Nc
Kenna.