The Yale expositor., 1900-06-08
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There will be meeting of the Yale
Agricultural Association, held at the
The Yale Fair Yale, on Tues
For 1900. at 10 a. m, Busi.
ness men, clti-
zens, farmers, and all others who are
interested in a successful fair for 1900,
are requested to be present at this
meeting. If any body has kick about
anything, that is good time and
place to put it in. The officers want
all the advice they can get and every
ounce of help that can be given. We
would be glad to have the 1900 Fair
the best ever held in Yale. By the
united effort it will be such. But the
officers cannot do this alone. Every
body must help push the car along,
and they must not wait until the first
day of the fair to begin their pushing.
Attend this meeting and don't "clean
forget all about it,"
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Arrangements have been made and
the date set for the Third Annual ex-
curson and picnic of
". L. y. the Eastern Stars of
-, Brown City, Marlette
June ZSth. and Yale. The COM
mittee on arrange
ments consist of Mrs. f.. II. Beecher
and Mrs. Harvey Tappan of Yale; T.
and Frank Arnold of Marlette, and O..
A / or
of Brown City. A Joint meeting of the
committee was held here Wednesday
at which all members were present.
The date set for the excursion and pic
mic this year is Friday, June 9th. The
committee resolved to leave nothing
undone 10 make the coming event the
most pleasant and enjoyable affair of
the season. Watch for bills and full
particulars, excursion rates, etc. next
week.-Brown City Banner.
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1t seems but as yesterday, yet dec
ade OF years have come and gone since
the joyous wedding
FittlnglY bells announced the
nuptials of Mr.. and
Reminded. Mrs. John Holden.
That event occurred
on June 4, 1890, and on the evening of
June A, 1900, some sixty guests assem-
bled to remind them of the past and
present, and to help them tiittingly
note the fact of their arrival at the tin
and tenth milestone on the path of
matrimony. This gathering took place
at the new and elegant residence now
occupied by the family, on the corner
of Mechanic and Kennefick streets. 1t
was notable company of jolly people
and they could not fail to have good
time. The guests each went armed
with some tin, porcelain, granite, or
other implement of household use and
ornament. After some hours of festal
enjoyment the guests took their de-
parture, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Holden
the happy lot of seeing successfully
the crystal, silver, and golden mile
stones of life's journey.
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Through the courtesy of b. r. Noble
we have this week been permitted to
examine the pros
It's a Gem pectus of the Black
Hills Porcelain Clay
OF Beauty. and Marble Mining
Company. The work
is fine specimen of the printers art,
enriched with half tone engrayings of
the Companv's officers and the inimit-
able scenery of that region. The Black
Hills and Rocky Mountain districts
are simply huge piles, miles high, of
the grandest scenery in the world.
Our valleys and plains are the graner-
les Of the world; but the Rockies were
built for art galleries, and they are
masterpieces of their kind. Original
ly that whole region was nothing but
solid sea of scenery. One morning,
ages ago, it turned itself oyer in bed so
quickly as to break into millions of
fragments. These fragments of rocks
and mountains are themselves huge
rocks and hills, towering skyward for
thousands of feet. Standing in the
valleys one has the feeling that they
are simply rivers of sublimity banked
in by hills.
Some weeks ago we noted a Joint
meeting of the Shakespeare and Bay
:. View Reading Clubs
Compliment at the home of La
Retta Etfrick, when
Fully Paid. the former entertain
ed the latter. 1t is
now our pleasure to note another such
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
JIG. Holden on Tuesday evening, June
9Th. This time it was the lot of the
Shakespeare Club to be entertained
by the Bay View Circle, and it was a
happy lot. Some thirty ladies and gen.
tlemen were present. Progressive cro-
kinole was the mental relaxation Of
the evening, while strawberries, cake,
ice cream, and other delicacies did am
pie service to the inner man. In the
midst of the festivities novel feature
was introduced in the way of a
"Tabby Party" which provoked much
ed of some of Yale's brightest and
most social people, and when two such
streams of mental and social force are
united, fun has to be made of very