The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-08-24
We told you so.


It's going to happen.
Clothing sale at Ballentine's.
Get your groceries of Ballentine's.
Always fresh.
Get your envelopes and letter paper
at The Expositor Office.
Lap robes and horse nets at reduced
prices at w. w. Adams.
School commences Sept. 3d--one
week from next Monday.
David Browns wife has been quite
sick during the past week.
High-band turned down collars all
sizes at Yale Clothing House.
A new awning decorates the front of
n. b. Herbert's grocery store.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
DR. Millbrant, the eye specialist, will
be at Hotel de Martin Sept. Sd.
A few more of those S1.00 shirtwalsts
for 60 cents at E. b. Fuller & Cos.
Just opened up fine line of blank
books and stationery at Holden's drug
store.
The Presbyterian S. S. are taking
their annual outing to-day at Huronla
Beach.
The weather watcher of Chicago says
last Monday was the hottest day of the
season in that city.
Wanted, middle aged lady to keep
house for an aged couple. Call on or
address Alphonso Gray, Yale, Mich.
Walt Reddicliffe was kicked by one
of his horses the first of the week, and
Peter Doelle looked after his dray bus
mess for him.
1t is reported that on low ground in
some localities the excessive moisture
and intense heat of the past few days
is rotting potatoes badly.
The stockholders of the grand stand
are anXiously waiting for the returns of
last falls races. They think it about
time the cash was turned oyer.
Stella Darcy, we'll known to our
young people, who moved to Cali
fornia with her parents few years
ago, will be married on Sept. 10th.
r. Andreae has so far recovered
from the effect OF the surgical oper-
alton as to be able to be out of bed and
stand upon his feet for brief periods.
Rev. FIR. Culllnane will conduct SER
vices on Sunday, Aug. Goth, as follows:
In Michaels' Hall in Yale at $3.50 a. M,
and in the Catholic church in Brock
way at 1880 a. m.
Walker & Middleton have two car
loads of Hard Coal which they will
deliver anywhere in the village for
$500 cash per ton during the next two
weeks. This coal is the very best grade
obtainable.
The big Grange picnic announced
last week was held in Massie Grove,
Lynn township on August 22d. From
what we hear there was an immense
crowd and the time was bigger than
the crowd.
the Yale Wooden Mills this week and
will be set to work soon. 1t is reported
that extra orders have been received,
and that more looms will be started in
the near future.
Harvey Tappan delivered an adj
dress at the Sunday School picnic in
Wales yesterday. His topic of dis
course was in substance 1.-THE influ-
ence of the church and christianity
upon civilization and government"
Old Mrs. Spring, who was upward of
90 years old, died at the home OF her
son in Emmett township, on Saturday, |
August 18th. The funeral was held on |
Tuesday, Rey. j. A. Rowe officiating |
and the burial took place in what is |
known as the Moore cemetery.
A ride through Emmetthe other day |
only tended to strengthen our faith in
the good qualities of the farms and |
farmers too-in that region. Judging |
from what we saw, things will have to |
change very decidedly ere n flourish |
ing famine can be raised in Emmett.
Oats in this region are said to be in
sad condition owing TO the excessive |
and continued rainfall, especially in
some localities. Shocks on low lands
were reported afloat last Monday, and
all this must be badly damaged. We |
heard of one instance near Croswell
where the water stood about stacks of
grain to the depth of two feet.