The Yale expositor., 1899-09-08

1ale Races, sept ~ anu -
Another fine rain Tuesday morning.
Carrie Clark has been quite sick the
past week.
DR.. Warner Cornell is at The Rapley
House to-day.
Don't forget to see those S4ct prints
nj II. c. Martins.
Keep in mind the reunion at ST..
Clair, Sept. II and 10.
Headquarters for school books Is at
VIII Lemons this year.
Did You see those Set corn cutters at
Fox u Rounds! Cost more money
elsewhere.
Mrs. 4. ". Hazard, Of Melvin, is
very sick at present. Or. Wight is at
tending her.
Frank Baxter will teach the Sharps-
Vile school this year. He began his
labors Monday morning.
John Muir has LETT with Us copies OF
Hamilton and Sarnia, Ont, papers for
which we return thanks.
You should take advantage of the
prices quoted in Putney y Chamber
lain's price calendar this week.
Haye you bought your school shoes?
l. not, 90 to r. b. Fuller u Cos, and
ask for ) 3. Lewis wear registers.
Jas. Welch has given up farming
and mas moved 10 town and Is occupy
ing his own house on Kenneiick street.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock and evening at : o'clock.
If you have any poultry TO deliver
at Yale tomorrow Mr.. Cooper would
like for you to make the delivery in
the morning.
W. Il. Ballentine has been quite
sick during the past week but is much
improved at present and is able to be
at the store again.
Mrs. James Brown has just received
as fine variety of fall hats as evei
opened out in Yale, and INVITES the
ladies to drop in and inspect them.
Geo. w. Allen and wife will occupy
the widow Snyder's house until the
latter returns from visit among he
children in Bay City and other points
The management of the Yale Race
have this week put out some handsome
Autograph hangers advertising thu
greatest race meeting of the Thumb
Every available space i'll Holden
drug store is packed full of schoo
books. tablets, pencils, pens, ink
erasers and everything in the station
cry line.
Herman Doelle steps high these day
and says he has the most handsomes
young son in town. 1t was born Of
Friday, Sept. /. Herman is here from
Pigeon for few days.
vern, grandson of John X. Hal
died on Sunday, Sept. 3, 1899, aged
years, months. The funeral was he'll
on Tuesday and his remains were in
tered in the McFadden cemetery.
Martin J. Bourke, formerly of Brock
way, but recently engaged in the VI
dertakng line at Pinconning, wa
burned out in Sundays big fire. Bot
shop and house were consumed in tn
flames.
Chas. Palmer left on Monday fC
Cheboygan where he has secured
positiOn in a store. Charles brigf
face will be missed from f. b. Fuller
store where lie has clerked for som
time. We wish him all possible success
c. Briggs, of Maple Ridge, Mich
one Ol OuI Olu euDoCllDSAHJ SClb III ii
subscription and in his letter he say
"The Expositor is like q letter fro
home. Send it along, we cannot &
without it," This is the verdict of a
of our subscribers.
Rev. Traver, president of the Mich
Gan Methodist Protestant conferenc
who has resided in Yale with his wi
for couple of years, moved this wee
10 Saginaw. Here he will be handi
to reach any charge over which
presides.
Fremont's greatest world renown'
show pitched their tents on the vaca
lot north of F&PM depot Monday al
gave three nightly performances
fair sized audiences. To say It IS
aggregation is putting it mildly. '
wonId advise the management to CHI
ont about one-half of the bosh a.
their visitors would be better pleas
with the entertainment. There IS I
much given for the money.
Uolden's Little Jokers for constipation he
ache biousness. etc. Sold at Grant Holde