The Yale expositor., 1900-09-21
Buy your Rodgers silyerware of Fox

Buy your Rodgers silyerware of Fox
q Rounds.
S. Goldberg & Co. have umbrellas to
suit all. Call and see them.
Fine line of horse blankets and robes
Just arrived at Fox & Rounds.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
factured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Fred Hudson and family now occupy
the Chamberlain house on Kennetick
street.
After months of hot weather 1t seems
q mite queer to see horses blanketed as
was the case this week.
Mrs. Sadie Gowan is now n resident
Of st. Clair, having moved recently
from Detroit to that place.
A Areport of the financial condition Of
the lst National Bank of Yale will be
found elsewhere in this issue.
The Flint Presbytery has been in
session at Fenton this week. Rev.
VIM. Sidebotham was in attendance.
Having purchased Frank Newsted's
outfit and stock, Dan Ferguson will
again embark in the milk business in
Yale.
Twelve new subscribers have been
added to the Expositor's reading circle
this week. Our list is on the increase
all the time.
On Sunday, Sept. 23d, Rev. FIR. Cul-
linane will ofliciate as follows: At Mich
aels' Hall in Yale, at $3.50 IL. M; and in
Brockway at 1890 a. m.
Loved by the people, hated by its
would-be rivals the foe of disease, the
friend of humanity-Rocky Mountain
Tea, made by the Madison Medicine
Company. Ask your druggist.
For Sale-Property on North street,
quarter of an acre, roomy house and
barn, good we'll and cistern. A good
home at low figure. Inquire of Mrs.
Dooley at residence, Yale. l9tf.
At meetings of the village council
and the Brockway township board re-
Gently held, franchises were granted
the newly proposed electric road which
is TO run from Detroit to Richmond,
Yale, and northward.
The officers of the Shakespeare Club
held meeting this week and arranged
for regular convocations during the
coming season. The first regular ses-
sion will be with Miss Merigold Mon
Ndy 6NSHluSJ Cept' Ettl'
The case of the People VS.. J.C. McMa-
hon, of Brockway, which we noted last
week came up for hearing in Justice
Browns court last Monday.The de-
fendant waived examination, and the
case will come up for trial in the high
er court.
We had rare treat last Friday in
good-old- d-time-face-to-face chat with
our friend VIM. Mandeyille who is now
a conductor on the Pennsylvania II. II.
and resides at Logansport, Ind. He
and children have been spending few
days with friends and relatives in
Lynn.
The Annual Supper of the Disciples
will be held at the home Of Elder ID.
Mccall, on Friday evening, Oct. 9Th,
Price, adults % cents, children l5. AS
the Elders ministry In Yale ends on
Oct. Sth, this will be q farewell supper.
Meals served from to 9 p. M, and all
are invited.
The carpenters are almost through,
the painters and decorators ready to
begin, and this week the furnace men
are doing their work. This in brief is
about the state of the remodeling pro-
cess at r. G.. McLaughlin's home. Mac
is courting the goddess of patience as
best he can, and has strong hopes of
having all snugly settled in time for
Thanksgiving.
When passing along the Brockway
road you cannot fail TO notice a mark
ed change in John Hutton's house at
the intersection of Main street with that
thoroughfare. A new and nobby ve-
randa with storm entrance has been
erected. In addition to these, other
exterior Improvements are being made,
and when the whole has been dressed
in paint, the appearance will be greatly
changed.
Some time ago John Glaya went to
Millersburg, Presque Isle county, and
found employment awaiting him in
that new and growing town. The pros
poets for steady job are so bright that
John has sent for his family, and this
week Mrs. Glava has packed up and
departed for that place. John is an
industrious man, and has the pluck of
which pioneers are made, and we wish
him success in his new home.