The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-20
Little Willie from the mirror

AT the funeral Willie's mother
Sadly said to Mrs. Browns;
=" Twas chilly day for William,
When the mercury went down"
BaIlentine will buy your dried apples.
Good horse whip II cents at The
Racket.
See Ballentine for mems sock rubbers
nj reduced prices
LT. W. T.. Walker, at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday, Jan. 3lst.
Will Michaels is studying pharmacy
an Will Lemons drug store.
Ballentne can undersell them all in
mems clothing and overcoats.
All the Sunday schools of the viii
hge now meet at the same hour 10, a..
m. and church services are held at IL.
For Sale-Ihe standardized Trot-
ing Stallion "Shadelock" (2S7S2).
Easy terms. Enquire of Geo. w. Allen,
Yale. &C.
Patrick Saylon, aged 60 years, an old
resident of Emmett township north
dled tuesday night of cancer after u
years suffering.
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup will make "a
permanent cure IN all cases of cough,
q cold on chest or lungs. 1t will cure
when other remedies have failed.
physicians recommend 1t.
Ii you are behind on subscription to
The ExpOsitor and have wood with
which to pay same. we will be very
pleased TO take a few cords in settle
ment. Bring along your wood.
James McColl is getting the brick on
his lot north of the Rapley House,
preparatory to buildings hue residence
"a the spring. The outlook now is
Chat Yale Will have building boom
next summer.
Goheen u Co., furniture dealers,
have a nice line just received and ut
prices ne low as the lowest. When you
want furniture give this firm call.
They will get you what you want if it
q not III stock.
In the real estate transfers during
the past week we notice the following:
Hugh Mcintyre and wife to Hugh T..
Mcintyre, land in Greenwood; con-
sheraton, O0.......George A. Smith to
Eloda DeGeer, land in nn:consdera-
tipn, 81 800,
A meeting of the stockholders Of
The Yale Milling Co., was held last
Friday evening In A. w. Fergus g
Office. A committee was appointed to
look up the matter of starting starch
factory or some other industry in the
old WEIGH mill building.
Rev. J. f. Harrison, former pastor
OF the NJ. f church, preached Sunday
morning before his old congregation
and others. All were pleased to sec
and hear him again. In the evening
Mr.. Harrison gave temperance lee
ture, interesting large audience.
Sickness is on the increase in the
village. Daily there are reports OF
new cases, most of them grip. Thi.
disease has secured q strong hold on
tlle larger share of our population
Ne trust the colder frosty weather
now prevalent will continue and have
stendency to loosen its hold.
There will be skating at Contra
Rink tonight and as many more
nights following as the weather will
NeEmit. Everything is in good run
ming order and at this writing, the ice
a excellent. Ladies will be admitted
free all of next week. "Wind and
Weather permitting" the rink will be
Open Saturday afternoon.
Next Wednesday evening, Jan. 25th
IL the date of the Burns Club Banquet
sud the Rapley House is the place il
wall be held. Mr.. and Mrs. Paisley
host and hostess, know how To cater
~ the wants of those who attend. A
hrst-class program is being prepared
Tor the occasion and an interesting
gyening will be spent by those who at
SIND. Don't miss it.
The NJ. p. parsonage stands upon &
Gttle knoll on the corner of Jones anC
Mechanic streets, but to reach either
Street one would need high water boot
6l wet times, as, we are ashamed t
afy, there is no sidewalk on either side
Now Elder Keith says all former pas
6ors were provided with these higl
wster boots, and he did bring along 9
pmir, but 1t goes. "agin" the grain Il
wnar them, and he actually would
prefer walking dry shod on sidewalk
Il is needless to say that we expect Il
ess walk built around the parsonag,
in very short time.