The Yale expositor., 1899-08-11

AID. changes,
The Racket.
l.. Higer & Sons.
A. l.. Clark.
Marlette Street Fair.
George Zuelch.
DR.. G.. Milbrandt.
Mrs. G. f. Clarke is very sick.
Six jelly tumblers only 10 cents at
The Racket.
The plasterers are at work on George
Coughs new house.
Quite good many of Yale's citizens
passed Sunday at Lakeport.
When you want good force or wood
pump call at Fox & Rounds
Don't fail to get one OF those gasoline
stove before they are all gone at cost.
Fox & Rounds.
Regular meeting of OES one week
from next Wednesday evening, Aug.
%, in Masonic Hall, Yale.
Arthur Dunnelly an old resident of
Speaker township died at his home
on Monday, after brief illness.
The Burnside band has been engaged
to furnish music at the corner stone
laying of the West Brockway church.
Rev. VIM. Coulter has been granted
a vacation until Sept. by his congre-
CATION and expects to go to Sanilac
Centre next week.
The lawn about B. r. Mobiles new
residence is being graded, leveled and
seeded. Jas. Rath has the work in
hand and is doing good job.
A. E. Jackson has about completed
fine new barn on his place in Speaker
township. Bert Mcdonald and Chas.
Ferguson have been up there this week
putting the finishing touches on, in the
way of paint.
The Expositor erred in announcing
that the Ladies' Aid of the Brockway
Presbyterian church would meet on
Wednesday, Aug. O.. The ladies will
meet at Mrs. w. J. Moore's tomorrow
Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Milbrandt, the great eye special
list, will be at the Hotel de Martin,
Yale, August 2lst. The DR.. invites all
who are in any way troubled to call on
him between the hours of a. m. and
p. m. Consultation free.
There will be Sunday school pic
mic at Amadore, Thursday, Sept. Eth,
1899. Several noted preachers will be
present and deliver addresses also ex-
cellent music to enliven the occasion.
All Sunday schools are cordially in
vited.
Jerry L. Paisley has added fine new
| fl e-proof safe to the office furniture o.
the Rapley House. Jerry not only
looks after the comfort of his guests
but wants to take care of their valu-
ables as well. In this way they sleep
soundly and wake up in the morning
feeling fresh and happy, prepared to
go out and do good days work.
w. II. Freeman, who purchased the
old Ella farm of Richard Ella, has
made many improvements on the
place. He has built fine new brick
house, the barns have all been repair.
ed and painted and he is fixing up the
fe ices all oyer the farm. Mr.. Free
man is industrious and shows his skill
as farmer by the crops he raises.
The auction sale of high grade BIZ
cycles held at Fox d Rounds hardware
store last Thursday did not pan out as
well as expected. The people were too
slow in bidding. Mr.. Rounds informs
us that he has sold fourteen by private
sale since then. Those who secured
one of these wheels are:-Gorden Sc
cord, William Williams, Lew ARM
strong, Josiah Reichard, Mamie Pearce,
Chris Schum, =. r. Bales, Richard
Ella, Will Wagner, Chas. Tunis, LYDIA
Baxter, F. l.. Spring, Joseph Lapp, and
Winnie Gardner.
The Free Methodist society of Port
Huron district will unite In holding a
camp-meeting one mile west of Kim
ball station, on the Almont division of
the F. & p. NJ. R'y, eight miles west of
Port Huron, beginning Aug. 16 and
closing Aug. %. All necessary sup
plies can be had on the ground. Teams
will meet all trains at Kimball station
the first two days. Those coming from
distance on Sunday must bring their
own provision as none will be sold on
the ground that day. The public of
Yale and surrounding community are
cordially invited to attend and tent on
the ground.