The Yale expositor., 1900-07-27
AID changes:
II. G. Martin.
n. B. Herbert.
L. Higer q Sons
Putney q Chamber

n. B. Herbert.
l.. Higer q Sons
Putney & Chamberlain.
Michigan Mercantile Agency.
Shirt waists below cost at Martins.
For ladies' fine petticoats 90 to S
Goldberg & Co.
Born 10 the wife of II. H. Doelle
Monday fine baby boy.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Protect your horse from the flies by
buying fly net of Wallace Adams.
Church seats and pupits manufac-
tured at Goheen & Cos. GiYe them
call.
"Just like getting daily" when you
receive The Expositor with all latest
current news.
For mitts and gloves for harvesting
and threshing purposes call at the
Yale Clothing House.
Sam Bettes will hold a grove meet
ing on Sunday, July Goth, at $3.50 p. IN.
near the Town Hall in Lynn.
Patrick Fox has moved his house
hold goods to Brockway and will &C.
cupy the house lately purchased of A.
NanNOrman.
Harvey Tappan and wife haye sold
to Geo. Anderson one lot in Tappan q
Laws addition. George will build
dwelling in the near future.
f. A. Griswold, as previously an
nounced in this paper, has resumed
his position at the p. NJ. station. Glad
to see Frank back at his post.
The Yale Milling Company have
built a brick addition in the rear of
the engine room. The new part is for
the purpose of storage Of coal and
other material.
The Capac Journal notes the poor
health of Miss Phebe Roy since her re-
turn home from her school in Yale.
We are sorry to learn this and trust
she may soon be better.
A. w. Carlyle has purchased the
house and lot at Brockway, of Marion
Parker and is tearing down the build
ing and removing the material to his
farm northwest of here where he will
re-erect it.
On and after August 1st, 1900, all
places of business in Yale will close at
s p. m. excepting on Saturday even
ings. Pinning this item fast to your
memory may save you some trouble
and disappointment.
A lawn supper will be served by the
ladies of the NJ. E. church at the resi-
dence of DR.. w. G.. Wight on Thursday
eveing next, August 2. Supper from
$50 until dark. Supper Is cents each
or 20 cents per couple.
One of the Pere Marquette freight
while standing on the track at Yale
last Friday. Fortunately no one was
harmed by the explosion or scalded by
the escaping steam, and no other very
special damage was done.
Invitations haye been received by
several of the young people of Yale to
be present at the wedding of Miss Julia
Grinnell and Mr.. James Burns, of
Baldwin. Miss Grinnell is we'll known
here, formerly residing in the village,
and everyone Joins with heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS on this suspicious event
which will occur on Wednesday, Au-
gust LIST.
The Addison Courier opposes the
project of establishing q creamery at
that point with new equipments, say
ing: "Why not buy good machinery,
second hand, from the dozens of
creameries in other towns that don't
pay, never did and never will? The
companies that sell the machinery get
a good price for it; the farmers who
invest in the enterprise usually get
neither interest nor capital"
Having purchased the Sunday Her.
aid, and X-Rays, f. j. Getaway and
Louis We'll, the new proprietors will
take possession of the same on August
1st. The two papers are to be COM
bined in one and the name is not yet
announced. 1t is limited that the deal
may result in a new daily paper. Mr..
Getaway is the son-in-law of Justin II.
Whiting and has been connected with
the Free Press editorial staff. Mr..
We'll is Port Huron lad, who for
some time has been q successful re-
porter on the Free Press.
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