The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-07-14
Marriage Licenses Obtained.
We surgeon now is of good cheer,
For once more there doth greet us
We season when seed fruits are here
To breed appendicitis.
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Ladies shirt waists at Ballentine's
for 80 cts.
Good bed spread, full size for Scots
ut The Racket.
Best S1.0j hammock in town for IS
cts at The Racket.
Maude Reid is employed as clerk in
Ballentine's double store.
Bazaar goods at The Grace Associa-
ton store, Allen building.
Felt sweat pads, something new, at
Wallace Adams harness shop.
Overalls, shirts and jackets in all
sizes at the Yale Clothing House.
Four per cent can be collected now
from those paying their village taxes.
Joseph Etfrick is somewhat improv-
ed in health although he Is still very
weak.
The weather for the past few days
has been very favorable for growing
crops.
Grant Holden is haying water put
into his drug store. Fox q Rounds
have the work in charge.
Next week Monday the Blue Ribbon
meeting begins at Detroit and contin-
ues until and including Saturday.
Look at our line of picnic baskets in
south window. Prices 10, 10, 20 and
% cts. Ballentine's double store.
Thursday mornings rain stopped
haying for the present. The hay crop
is the heaviest this year it has been for
years.
c. c. Holden, photographer, having
decided to stay in Yale, will be pleased
TO see all who are interested in his line
of business.
Special meeting of OES next We'd
nesday evening for initiation and other
important business. A good attend
ance requested.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock and evening at 1880. The
general public cordially invited.
Elmer L. Moore has sold his business
at Roseburg and is now located at
Minden City. The Expositor wishes
Elmer every success possible in his
new location.
Quarterly meeting will be held in
the NJ. +. church next Sunday. Presid-
ing Elder Baldwin, of Port Huron,
will preach in the evening. All are in
vited to be present.
Sir Knights, members of Yale Tent
KOTM, don't forget the regular review
next Tuesday evening. 1t is necessary
that you attend. A cordial invitation
is extended to visiting brethren.
The Yale Wooden Mills will begin
operations next Monday. Rudolph
and VIM. Andreae haye just returned
from trips through the state taking ord
ers. They met with very good success.
n. B. Sponenburg would like to Sc
cure n number of agents, in Lapeer,
Sanilac, Tuscola, Huron and st. Clair
counties to sell the Quaker Bath Cabi-
net. For particulars write to him at
Yale.
Jean Hayes had the misfortune to
fall odt of cherry tree last Saturday
was thought that the arm was broken
but Jean thinks the sprain is plenty
bad enough.
Three excursion trains also the reg
ular carried the large crowd of Orange
men to Saginaw Wednesday. Yale
lodge, consisting of about sixty men,
bers, went in body and report a most
pleasurable day.
We are under obligations to f. Eros
tic, Of Peck, for box of as fine red
raspberries as we ever saw. Mr.. Eros
tic grows berries in a ieatific manner
and cordially invites us up to his farm
to inspect what he is doing in this line.
The annual school meeting of Dist
riot No. /. Brockway township, yale
village) was held in the high school
building last Monday evening. j. A.
Menzies was elected a trustee for three
years. The question of new walk in
front of the school building was dis
cussed and finally left with the school
to build the walk of plank or cement.
The treasurer's report showed a bal
ance of $346.32 on hand.
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