The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-08-24
AID changes:
l.. Higer & Sons
Mathews & Wight

l.. Hlger ~ Sons
Mathews & Wight
Holden's Drug Store.
Putney & Chamberlain
Trade with d. G.. Williams.
Get your clothing at Ballentine's.
Shirt waists below cost at Martins.
Halters, all grades at Fox & Rounds
See Ballentine's shoes. Bargains in
every kind.
For ladies' fine petticoats go to S.
Goldberg & Co.
Justin Cavanagh is clerking in N. B.
Herbert's grocery store.
Grant Holden has full supply of
school books and stationery.
The place to get anything in the har-
ness line is at Wallace Adams.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
I'D. Williams and wife now occupy
the Patrick Fox house on West North
! street.
Wanted 800 Tons of Rye straw for
which the highest market price will be
paid. Hisey q Holden.
Writing paper in boxes of twenty
| five sheets paper and envelopes to
match for sc at Holden's drug store.
w. w. Adams has begun building
the foundation for his new brick har-
ness shop. The work will be rushed
to completion.
The State Prohibition Convention
meets in the Central Methodist Church
at Lansing, on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, August 2Sth and 29th.
Mothers endorse it, children like it,
old folks use it. We refer to One Min
ute Cough Cure. 1t will quickly cure
all throat and lung troubles. Grant
Helden.
Hisey & Holden are erecting large
extension to their hay sheds. This will
make several hundred feet of new hay
sheds that will do service in Yale this
coming season.
Lost, on Friday, Aug. 18th in Yale
postotfice, three unlaundried collars
stamped "Buck." Finder please leave
them at Herbert's store, and oblige
Mrs. Geo. Mosher.
Repairs are being made this week on
the sewer culYert at the crossing of
Main and Kennefick streets; also the
drain on the south side of North street
at this point is being put in condition
to do more effective service.
In a recent issue of the Coleman In
dependent we find loud praises of the
local fire company for their work, and
very high praises given to the excel
lent way the fire engine acted. The en-
CINE is the one purchased of Yale.
The Presbyterian Mission Band will
serve ice-cream and other good things
on the lawn at w. Il. Ballentine's next
Tuesday evening, The serving will
begin at O'Clock and continue until
the cream is all swallowed or melted.
If the fatality among dogs keeps on
the dog warden will have slim picking
in Yale next year. A. j. Wards
fayorite dog, jeff, was killed by the
train few days ago. And now the
news comes that Tom Holden's meat
market guard, Old Sport, is missing.
Lightning seemed to haYe had q fun
ny fit of freaks during last Mondays
storm. News of the capers 1t cut and
its damaging doings comes from vari-
Gus parts of the state. One place re-
ports six barns all burning at one time
and all in sight of each other. This
indicates pretty thick peppering of
JuuuucI DOltos
News is received at this Office that
Sadie Johnson was married to Edward
Hoolehan at Detroit last Saturday, Rt.
Rev. Bishop Foley officiating. We are
told that the newly made man and
wife will take up their residence in
Jackson, where Mr.. II. has position
as train dispatcher. May blessing upon
blessing be with them in their new life
and home.
Frank Coulter has had fresh at
tack of army fever and as a conse-
quence has resigned his position on
the Wapella, Iowa, Tribune, and join
ed his old regiment, the 1st U. S. in
fantry. This time, however, it is not
in the ranks, but in the @. M. depart
ment at n salary of $40 per month and
grubed. The regiment is now home
from Cuba and stationed at Ft. Leav-
enworth, Kan.