The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-10-19

away at E. b. Fuller 4 Co.'S. on Satur-
day, Oct. 9th.
Wood seems to be in sympathy with
the strike in the coal regions. Leastwise
the dealers haYe advanced the price
and are now asking $500 per cord for
hardwood.
Cut this item out and paste it in your
scrap book. By 80 doing you will have
d record that the first real killing frost
OF the season came on the morning of
October II, 1900.
Your blood goes through your body
warmth and active life to every part of
your body, if you take Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Ask your druggist.
Strayed-From my premises Satur-
day night, Oct. 18th, bay horse. star
In the face. Any information of its
whereabouts will be thankfully receiv-
ed by David Brown, Yale, Mich.
A Democratic Rally is to be held at
the Lynn Town hall this friday
evening. Speakers from Port Huron
and other points will address the peo-
pie on the political issues of the day.
A fine young son was born to John
Williams and wife Oct. 18th. We con-
graduate the fond parents on the hap
py event, and wish them many repeti-
tons of like ground for the same COM
pliment.
Wanted:-Salesmen to sell Lubricat-
ing Oils, Greases, Betting and Special
ties to threshermen, on commission.
Good goods and liberal proposition.
Address giving references.
The Howard OIL & Grease Co.,
Cleveland Ohio.
The sad intelligence comes to us by q
letter from David Macarthur sr. that he
has lost his wife, Mrs. Macarthur having
died some three months ago. He has
been very sick himself. His home is
now in Almonte, Ont, having moved
there from Renfrew.
Lost, sometime recently, the exact
date not known, one promissory note
for 800, due In November, and signed
by Edward Chandler and Albert Trayis,
All persons are hereby notified and
cautioned not TO purchase the same,
as 1t is the property of Rachael Secord,
Yale, Mich. 254
very pleasant surprise party occur
red recently at the home of Thomas
Hebner. 1t was given as a farewell re-
ception in honor of Miss Nellie. At ~
O'Clock ice-cream and cake were serv-
ed to about 80 guests. At 2 a. m. the
guests bid farewell to Nellie, express
ing hearty wishes for her happiness in
her new home.
Recently large crowd of young peo-
pie gathered at the home of George
Deemert, the occasion being surprise
on Miss Jennie. All enjoyed them
selves in dancing and other amuse-
ments, and at midnight an elegant sup.
per was served by the young ladies. At
two O'Clock all retired to their homes,
thanking their host and hostess for the
kindness shown.
By perusing the council proceedings
elsewhere found in this issue it will be
seen that our city dads have set their
stakes on the pig question. 1t has
been decreed that no person shall keep
more than four hogs in Yale after
Oct. 25th. But read the record, and
then you'll know something about pigs
and pens, and what you'll have to pay
for not mindlng the ps and as of the
law.
The weather of late has been fine,
exceptionally fine for the season. But
1T got hump in its back last Tuesday
and spit the cold right into our faces.
The wind blew almost a hurricane, and
1t being quite dry, it carried the dust
in clouds, lodging it in every corner
and forcing into every crack that was
open. The storm with the dust it
kicked up must haye been discouraging
to the wives who had already cleaned
house.
Prof. Roode and his able corps of
teachers are in the field for q lecture
course modelled after previous seasons
only more advanced
in character-and price. They will no
doubt call upon you shortly to know
how you stand and how you are going
to vote on the issue of first-class lect-
ure course in Yale. 1t would be fine
to commence the Goth century with q
whlrl like this; but it will take a good |
many votes to start the send-off.
Wallace Adams must be an expan-
sionist. And what's more, he must be- |
lieve in that reciprocity in trade which |
reaches out to the regions beyond. |
During the past week he has shipped |
harness all the way to Midland. We |
are not betting On matters smaller |
than McKinley's election; but if we |
were, we would put up handsome |
smoke that the man who ordered the |
harness, knew Wallace, and that a |
no-shoddy and an honestly made har-
ness would follow the order.
Ex-Congressman Horace G. Shower |
and family who haye resided in this |
village for 26 years, will remove next |
week to Toledo. Mr.. Shower was in |
former years in partnership with Rich
ard Wipsor, but for the past eleven
years has conducted bank and prac.
Iiced law, except two terms spent at
as representative from
this district. Mrs. Shower, who is a
leading member of the NJ. f. church,
will be sadly missed by that society,
and the family socially by their many
Austin News.
ReY. VIM. Rennie, who has been APP
pointed to the Ubly charge in Huron
has removed his family from
Yale to that place, beginning his work
On his new field last Sunday. Elder
Rennie has been pastor of the F. M.
church here for the past two years. In
hat time he has made many warm
friends among our people. In theory
and methods of church work he is de-
nd ad lxy radical ol ct.;I-;.o l,o-I |