The Yale expositor., 1900-11-16
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Ballentine.
Twenty-nine long wool sheep to let.
Enquire of l.. Middleton.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Review lesson at the Bible class in
the Brick Chapel at 2:3O p. M, sharp,
next Sunday.
There is lots of turkey talk. Two
weeks more and we'll taste the bird
provided we're lucky.
Owing to the absence of the pastor,
there will be no service at Brockway
or in Central Hall next Sunday.
The new scenery for the stage at
Central Hall is gradually approaching
completion. It's u work of art and
takes time.
On Sunday, Noy. 18th, Rev. FIR. Gull
linane will hold service in the Il. G.
church at Brockway at $3.50 a. m. and
in Yale at 1890.
Misses Sheehy and Hayes have NOV
ed their dress-making shop to the
Jones building, two doors south of the
Mathews & Wight drug store.
Mrs. James McColl has been sick for
several days past. She is confined to
the house all the time, and for the
most part is not able to leaye her bed.
For Sale-A business lot 20 fit front,
south side of c. A. Wells lot on Main
street. Excellent location for black
smith shop. Inquire Of Drake & Rapley,
Yale, Mich. lift
When man is dismissed from en-
ployment he always has q good deal to
say against his late employers. A man
in fact is like gun, he makes great
noise when he is discharg ed.
The Free Methodists will hold a
quarterly meeting here, commencing
Friday, Noy. 16 and continuing over
A cordial invitation. j. n. Wilson
pastor.
Word comes to us from around the
corner that up to last Sunday Grant
Holden had bagged three deer, Leslie
Stirling two, and Brook Bearss one.
No talies are reported for Brown up
to that date.
Nellie NJ. Shaw, formerly Of Yale,
but now of Port Huron, has taken
charge of the shorthand department
at the International Business College
during the past few weeks, in the alb
Sence OF the principal.
~ wish to announce before the col
lection is taken up" said the parson,
"that have fully recovered from the
severe cold with which | was afflicted
week ago, consequently it will not
be necessary for any one to put lozen-
ges or cough drops in the contribution
box"
The Yale High School lecture course
is now an assured fact. The Marion
Wilson and Marshall Sisters Concert
comes Noy. 9th: Hon. Frank A. Dean
Dec. 18th; Edward II. Frye, Jan. 4th:
Charles II. Fraser, Feb. 18th; DIR. A.
Willis, March 18th; and DR.. James
Hedley, March 25th.
The sensation of wintry zephyrs
shooting up ones trouser legs may be
pleasing and even poetic to those who
have that kind of pants. Personally
we are not itching for that kind of fun.
Our legs are not built that way; and If
they were, we hav'n't the pants-those
in a sufficient state OF repair to con-
duct current OF wind.
Here they come! The Starks Big
Comedy Company will entertain us for
three days, Nov. %, 80, and "a, at
Central Hall. The company comes
ulSuiy anu JuaHihH W
the fact that they are to be with us for
three nights, Yale must also be well
commended to them. A new play each
night. See bills for particulars.
A letter written the morning of the
Sth instant, reports the Yale hunting
crew Just arrived at Senev and ready
to take up their weary mach to camp,
some fifteen miles away. The tramp
had to be made through foot of snow
which had fallen the previous night.
Well bet all the buttons we've got
that there were some Weary Willies
when they struck camp that night.
A letter comes from Bothell, Kings
county, Washington, and the very
first thing it says is "Hurrah for Nc
Kinley.'s Its from Frank Fisher, who
used to live at Brockway. He says the
country out there is fine, roses in full
bloom, and that his health was excel
lent. With all that, Frank is hungry
for news, from the old home, and so
orders The Expositor. The order will
be filled.