The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-06-16

AID changes:-
The Racket.
G.. G.. Holden.
l.. Higer q Sons.
f. b. Fuller d Co.
Best Sl.O0 lap buster in town for so
cts at The Racket.
DR.. w. c. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Wednesday, June 81.
Evangelist VIM. A. Ward is holding
protracted meetings in Fargo.
Call and get one of those dollar
screen doors at Fox q Rounds.
Born, to the wife Of Ed Chantler, on
Thursday, June Sth, daughter.
new sidewalk has been laid along
North street next to Mrs. Mary Bowles'
property.
Paris green, london purple and he'll
libore, insect eXterminators, for sale by
Will Lennon.
DR.. Milbrandt, the great eye special
ist will be at Hotel dc Martin tomor-
row, Saturday.
Quite number of Yale's young
people haYe attended the revival meet
ings at Fargo this week.
Yale's ice cream parlors are largely
patronized at present. The weather
for the past week has been sultry hot.
Changes of ads. must be handed in
not later than Tuesday noon each
week. This will give the composition
chance to set them up in time.
Village taxpayers must settle with
the treasurer, II. E. Beard, before June
Goth in order to save the extra per
cent. Attend to this matter today.
For Sale-One dark bay work horse,
weight 1920 lbs, years old, sound and
true. This horse may be seen at my
farm 8 miles south and / mile west of
Yale. "a Joseph Carless,
Some of our local nimrods haye sue
ceeded in making very fair catches of
fish in Mill creek of late. Two and
three pound pike have been landed.
The boys say it is great sport.
Nina Newell closed a very success
full term of school in the Menerey dist
riot last Wednesday. The members of
the Board were so well satisfied with
her work that they engaged her for
another year.
A. w. Carlysle would like to find
the fellow who made a raid on his
from a smoked ham weighing about
40 pounds. Albert says he hopes the
hungry buzzard will enjoy the ham.
The stockholders of the Yale Evap-
Grating and Canning Co., held meet
ing in Tappan's Office Monday evening
to talk over matters pertaining to the
company. The work of securing ma
chinery will be pushed in order to have
the evaporation in readiness this fall.
An Uncle Toms Cabin company
struck town Thursday and pitched its
tent on the vacant lot north of the de-
pot. This time-worn play was given
afternoon and evening to rather small
audiences. The aggregation present
ed rather tough appearance and we
should judge bath would do them
no harm.
A surprise party was given little
Pearl Holden at her home on Ken
nefick street. There were II girl school
mates present, ii was on the 18th of
the month and her 18th birthday. The
company enjoyed ice cream and cake
on the lawn and all seemed pleased
with the entertainment. A number of
pretty presents were received by Pearl.
G.. Elton. second oldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Rochefort, died of
acute articular rheumatism at IL
o'clock Saturday evening, June 10,
aged years, 8 months and 16 days.
The funeral was held Tuesday the
18th, and the remains of the little fell
low were laid to rest in Elmwood
cemetery, Rev. ]. B. Keith officiating.
The bereaYed parents haye the SYM
patty of the entire community in their
sorrow.
Elder r. Bruce Brown handed us a
copy of The Grace Herald Vol. l, No. l,
published at Yale. 1t is issued in
pamphlet form and will appear each
month. The object as set forth is to
increase the circulation of all good
literature. r. Bruce Brown is editor,
Mrs. h. Bruce Brown and Miss Emma
Bentley associate editors. This publ
cation is neatly printed and contains
supply of good reading. The Grace
Association has the work in charge
and The Expositor wishes the promo
tiers God speed in their good work.