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

Fox Rounds
Wallace Adams
l.. Higer q Sons
f. b. Fuller & Co.
The Grace Association
Putney & Chamberlain
Bathing suits for men and boys at
the Yale Clothing House.
Sake K. Scott will teach the Remlng-
ton school next year at $4,000 per
month.
Be sure and get one of Ballentine's
covered picnic baskets, %, 20, Is and
10 cent sizes.
Girl Wanted-To do general house
work in small family. Apply to Mrs.
w. G. Wight, Yale.
DR.. Clyne removed a fibrous tumor
from the right eye of George Muir last
Friday. The eye has been troubling
George for some time.
Joseph Effrick has been suffering of
late with what seems to be paralytic
stroke. 1t is hoped he may soon re-
cover his usual good health.
The NJ. =. Sunday school will go to
Lakeport next Tuesday the 4th. The
Presbyterians have decided to take
their turn the latter part of the week.
II. +. Beard says he is somewhat
lonesome since L. Roy Fuller moved
out and would like number of GUS
toners to call and visit HIM. He will
endeaYor to make their visit both
pleasant and profitable.
At the social held at Henry Hewett's,
Greenwood, Saturday evening the
proceeds amounted to S10.45 and will
ha a a
ed by the Union Sunday school at
Fargo.
Carrie Evans, who has been teaching
the Bidleman school, closed success.
full term Tuesday by giving a picnic at
which all enjoyed themselves inn
mensely. Miss Evans has been re-
engaged to teach the school the ensu-
ing year.
Evangelist Ward is meeting with
success in his work at Fargo. Meet
ing will be held in Zuelch's grove next
Sunday at ii a. M, 2:30 p. m. and 6
p. m. All are invited to attend.
Bring your baskets and come prepared
to remain all day.
Joel Smades, ianitor at the school
buildings, treated all the pupils to
peanuts and popcorn last Friday
morning. Many of the younger ones
were not intending to put in an APP
pearance on the last day but when
they heard there was to be a treat,
they were all there.
George, the S-year.old son of Jacob
Benedict of Greenwood, fell from the
roof of the house last Saturday and
broke his left leg above the knee. The
fracture, which is q bad one, was re-
duced by DR.. Clyne. Besides the
broken limb the young lad received a
severe shaking up and is in very
critical condition.
DR.. Cochran, assisted by Drs. Yuill
and Merry, of Yale, on Saturday am
putated finger for Lester Kerr, of
Speaker. Mr.. Kerr got his finger hurt
in buzz saw last January. 1t was re-
placed and grown on again but from
time to time hurt him. The amputa-
ton was a very successful piece of
surgery.-Times, Peck.
The st. Clair schools have been
again placed on the university list of
approved schools for the coming year,
graduating students being admitted to
the university without examina ton.
1t would be a fine thing if Yale schools
could be placed on the university list
but as this can not be hoped for at
present we would be glad to haye our
schools on the Normal list and Com
missioner Campbell is working with
that end in view.
Thos. w. Moore, whose adv. appears
in another column of this paper, is
we'll known in our community and his
word is as good as gold. The agency
| for DIR Wards ramedies extracts and
spices has been purchased of VIM.
Jurden, and Mr.. Moore expects TO de-
vote a good deal of his time in selling
these goods through the county. The
Expositor wishes 20 say to those visited
by this gentleman that he is honor
able, industrious and trustworthy and
deserves to succeed. Be sure and read
his adv.