The Yale expositor., 1900-06-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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See Fox & Rounds for churns.
For sale a quantity of seed beans at
Martins.
See f. B. Fuller & Co.'S shoe ad in
this issue.
A quantity of dry wood wanted at S.
Goldberg & Co.'S.
White chamber, sold at % cts, only
10 cts at The Racket.
Regular meeting OES chapter next
Wednesday evening.
The best Gasoline Stoves on the mar
ket at Fox q Rounds.
Smoke "Iwanta'' cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Louella Young has been confined to
the house this week on account of
sickness.
The Marlette, Brown City and Yale
OES excursion to Stag Island has been
fixed for June 20.
Next Sunday is Children's Day in
both churches at Speaker. A number
from here are planning to attend.
Gentlemen you should see those
elegant and nobby spring suits that are
being sold at the Yale Clothing House.
Attend the meeting at the Village
hall this friday evening, and help
| to determine whether the 4th OF July
shall fire itself off in Yale this year or
not.
Old Mrs. Locke, who resided four
miles east of Roseburg, died Tuesday.
Her funeral occurred yesterday, the
body being laid to rest in Spring Hill
cemetery.
The census takers of Yale village
and Brockway township are busy at
their tasks. N. B. Herbert is the
counter at Yale, and John Sheehy for
the township.
Attend the Yale Agricultural Associ-
alton meeting at 10 am. next Tuesday,
and hear President Dan Foley's
speech. 1t will be short and sweet,
but full Of points.
The Pere Marquette RR, will run an
excursion to Saginaw on Sunday, June
! 18th. Leave Yale at $3.50 n. m. and re-
returning leaye Saginaw at $50 pm.
Round trip 90 cents.
Mrs. Robert Trying will give supper
for the benefit of Presbyterian church
at her home two miles north of Yale
next Wednesday. Everybody cordially
invited. Only ten cents.
Daniel Foley, of Mt. Salem, and
Thos. Grimes, of Sanilac Centre, were
in town Wednesday attending a direc-
tors meeting of the Michigan Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
George Kearney has gone to BERTHE,
Bay County, where he has secured
work. He ordered The Expositor sent
to his address for one year which in
sures his getting all the news from this
locality.
THE FARMERS BEST FRIEND is the
HORSE. The horses best friend is
Holden's 4S-Hour Condition Powder
1t is the BEST on the market and you
get 2 POUNDS for % CENTS. GRANT
HOLDEN.
Blacksmiths' horses and shoenlakers'
wives are said to go barefooted. But
that rule don't hold with painters.
Dusty Mcdonald is this week treating
the home residence to coat of paint,
Its slick, of course.
A telegram was received by Mrs. w.
Fitzgerald last Friday morning stating
that her daughter living at Marion
Ohio, needed her, and she left at once.
LII se6IllS ludl JuG uduRulcI udu D66U
badly burned at the stove.
Just as we are going to press word
reaches us that the Elgin Creamery
Co sharks are at work in Avoca trying
to induce farmers and others to take
stock in $4,000 balloon. If you want
to know more about this scheme write
those in Yale who invested few years
ago. Beware, gentlemen.
Mennonite camp meeting will be
held in the village grove at Brown
City, commencing June 18th and con.
tinuing to the Goth. A large number
of ministers from various parts, will be
present. Elder II. S. Holman, editor
of the Gospel Banner, Berlin, Ont.
will also be in attendance.
Robert S. Sidebotham closed his
second term of teaching in the Me,
mercy school last Friday. The term
was rounded up with a picnic, which
despite the pouring rain was decided
success. The crowd adjourned to q
barn near by and the fun and feastine
went on in defiance to the storm with
out.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend the supper at Mrs. Robt. Irvings
two miles north of town on Wednesday
next. Supper from till all are served
A rig will be in waiting at d. G.. Will
liams corner to take all who desire tc
go and have no other conveyance. In
all probability the rig will make sever.
al trips.
CARD OF THANKs:-Grateful acknowl
edgements are hereby rendered to oul
neighbors and friends for their kind
ness during the sickness of our father
and for the heartfelt floral offerings
at the funeral, and to all who mani
tested by their presence sympathy and
comfort. A. Willoughby,
Mrs. Eliza Sheldon
An agent was in town yesterday sell
ing printed notices and forms of letters
for collecting bills and accounts. II
may not be generally known that al
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