The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-04-13
NRAKE & RAPLEY.
Get a good worsted suit for $500, at


Ballentine's.
Mr.. Miller's lecture will begin at s
o'clock p. IN.
Lambert Jones is suffering from a
severe stomach hemorrhage.
Will Welch's six year old son has
been very sick but is now better.
The report comes to us that John
Springer is quite sick with fever.
Buy pair of kangola calf shoes of
Ballentine's and keep your feet dry.
Mrs. Jas. McColl has been confined
to the house this week with sickness.
slaughter in lamps, china, cham
Der sets and towels at the Yale Bazaar.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Blacks
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, this
week.
Flower-pot bracket for . cents, and
best 10 cent hose in town ut The
Racket.
competent cook is wanted at the
Rapley House, Yale, at once. Good
wages paid.
Wallace Ballentine has the best line
of pianos, organs and sewing machines
see them.
Julia Wallace has been suffering
from a bad attack Of tonsilitis but is
now recovering.
The L. b. S. supper held last Friday
night was we'll attended, and the net
proceeds were Sl7.lO.
Mrs. Thomas Weston, formerly of this
place, but now residing at Yuma, is
very low with pneumonia.
Rev. c. w. Baldwin, Presiding Elder
of Port Huron district, will preach in
the NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
Mrs. James II. Moore has been con-
fined to her bed with the grippe for
the past week but is somewhat inn
proved at present.
There is no question about it you
will find the largest stock of mems and
boys shoes and the lowest prices at
the Yale Clothing House.
Communion service, ordination and
installation of elders at Central Hall
at 2:90 p. m. Easter Sunday. Usual SER
vice at 1880 in the evening.
II. A. Sawyer was taken with sud-
den bad attack of heart trouble and
DR.. Pollock was with him all Friday
night. He Is better this week.
The weeks weather has been
springy, but Of the fur coat and nit
ten variety. Hard frosts every night,
with keen cold winds in daytime.
Elijah Grimes, one of Speaker town
ships old and respected farmers, has
been quite sick for the past few weeks.
1t Is hoped his sickness may not prove
fatal.
A band of Christian Crusaders, under
the leadership of Captain Sherman
and wife, began q series of meetings
Thursday night at the f. M. church.
Service Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
It seems that all the April first news
did not get into the papers. On that
date boy came to the home of Lem
Hewitt and wife north west of Yale,
and the little fellow acts as if at home.
1t is said that if you want to know
what a man really is, you must look
into his back yard. If the character
tester is headed this way, we hope he
will delay his coming long enough to
let us shy some old shoes and other
trash across our neighbours fence.
A very quiet wedding took place at
the Boice farm southwest of this
place. on Wednesday, April H., 1900.
At this time John Bulge, of Lynn, and
Mrs. NJ. G.. Potter, of Brockway, were
united in wedlock, Rev. J. A. Rowe
officiating. The couple have the best
wishes OF their many friends for their
happiness and prosperity.
According to the calculations of wise
men, on April 16 sun and mean time
will exactly agree. On that date, if
you have true eye and will face the
south at noon, and note the exact dot
when the sun is over the meridian, you
can set your watch correctly. If the
weather is clear, try it, and with true
hit, you can put both mean and solar
time into your vest pocket.
The allotment of ladies for the Bust
ness Mems Carnival to be held in May,
is just like matrimony. Fate gave the
very finest lady to each man; but we
would need to use up all our boiler
plate in making coat of mail if we
dared to say that fate was reciprocal
in method and had assigned the finest
man to each lady. This may be q mite
hard on the men, but we-dodge.