The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-10-20

Rev. Coulter has been ill the past
week.
Notions almost given away at The
Racket.
Cloaks and capes. You cant miss it
by buying of Ballentine.
John Deemert is quite sick with in
flammation of the bowels.
See the ladies' beautiful jackets and
capes at f. B. Fuller q Co.'S.
Polly Wilcox started teaching in dis
trict No. 3, Lynn, on Monday last.
The rooms in the Mcpherson build
ing on Main street are for rent. Apply
to Mrs. NJ. Bowles. 25-2
The average man spends less time in
trying to do his duty than he does in
inyenting excuses for not doing it.
PIG. Lathrop will move back into
the building he formerly occupied as
dentist parlors on Main street this
week.
Girl Wanted-to do general house
work at the county farm. Good wages
will be paid for good girl. Address,
G. NJ. Mccormick, uperintendent of
poor, at Smiths Creek. 1916
SOll OOuOS, pIO6pCIOuS ldl hICl, NV
ing four miles north and one-half mile
Office Wednesday a dozen of choice
white elephant potatoes. They are
beauties and Con has our thanks.
A merry party of little girls gathered
at the residence of DR.. Wight Monday
afternoon in honor of Norma's seventh
birthday. Everything was done to
make it pleasant for the little folks
and a dainty supper was served to
them at five O'Clock.
Now that the long evenings have
again rolled around, we kindly ask and
urge all our correspondents to send us
in good budgets of news each week. If
supplies, such as stamped envelopes
and writing paper are wanted, a postal
card to The Expositor will cause your
wants to be supplied.
c. w. Locke, that enterprising mer-
chant at AYoca, is handling his share
of the trade in that locality. His stock
is always fresh and the prices quoted
in his ad. on another page of The EX-
positor are hard to duplicate. Call
and see him. You will be treated fair
and square.
What might be called q shower of
gnats made things disagreeable last
Saturday. The air was literally filled
with them. They came from the south
and when the wind suddenly changed
to the north they retreated. These in
sects are spoken of in the scriptures as
midgets and their life is of only one
days duration.
Married at the residence of William
I
Rev. j. B. Keith, Christ Hoffman and
Mrs. Mary White both of Lynn. The
bride took the first train, after the
visit among relatives in Canada and
the groom returned to his farm which
is one mile north and nine miles west
Of Yale. Rather q peculiar honey
moon.
AS will be seen by his ad. in another
column, +. j. Langell, of Algonac, has
started tin shop in Ayoca. He is
good mechanic and is prepared to turn
out only first-class work. He will no
doubt call on many of our readers So
Letting work in his line. Mr.. Langell
manufactures gravity separator for
dairy use. 1t is a good one and once
introduced sale is always made. Be-
SluCo uOlhk al vi oDtcl anu
metal work, he will keep on hand tin
ware of his own make.
At Mt. Clemens last week State Tax
Commissioner Freeman gave the board
of supervisors some pointers on max
ing assessments under the new law. He
said it was their official duty to bring
all suspected under-assessed individu.
ais before the board of assessors, and
by other means in their power obtain
the information necessary to enable
them to make proper and complete
lists of all property subject to taxation
within their several townships and
wards. And if any tax payer refuses
or neglect to answer proper questions
the supervisors we're told to report the
case to the state board of tax commits
siouers. Mr.. Freeman claimed that not
even cashiers of banks were exempt
from giving information concerning
property of the banks patrons and of
which they were suspected of having
knowledge.