The Yale expositor., 1900-05-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. j. b. Keith is suffering with
sore eyes.
A rule may work both ways and still
be poor one.
Trotting sulky for sale cheap. En-
quire at Hotel Jackson. Yale. stiff
Have you seen the dandy Detroit
Yapor stoves which Fox & Rounds are
selling.
Do not fail to hear the Converted
Jew, Rev. Mendahl, in the F. NJ
church Sunday evening.
Guilty or Innocent is the title Of the
continued story that begins this week
on the inside of The Expositor.
VIM. Fitzgerald, who has been quite
sick for the past five weeks, we are glad
to say seems now to be gradually gain
ing health and strength.
Bay View Reading Circle at the
home of LaRetta Effrick next Tuesday
evening. A very interesting evenings
entertainment is promised.
This time It's Armada that is boom.
ing its population, and the latest re-
ported arrival is in the home of James
O'Rourke and wife. It's fine baby
girl which arrived May 9th, and bids
fair to be worth naming and raising.
The Deckerville Recorder has gone
rapidly to the front in weekly news.
papers. Just lately the publishers,
Smith & Helmka, have put in new
cylinder press and a gasoline engine.
The paper shows improvement in many
ways.
The fact that Hon. Justin Il. Whit
ing was nominated by reclamation,
without so much as a peep from any
other candidate, shows that his party
regard him as the right man to be tn cir
leader in the 9TH congressional district
contest.
A fine Scotch granite monument oc-
cupies a prominent position in Elm
wood cemetery marking the resting
place of our late respected townsman
Levi Hyde. The work was furnished
by John A. Hickey, of Port Huron,
and erected this week.
For sale, cheap, two very desirable
houses and lots, pleasantly and conve-
niently located in the village of Yale,
These houses are in good repair, well
and cistern water in abundance, and all
other things in shape. For particulars
call on or write Mrs. Howay, Yale. 49-t
We had surprise last Friday and a
big one too. The door of our sanctum
burst open, in walked our old friend
VIM. Menerey, who for some years has
been residing at Coleman and Kill
master. He is former resident of
this region, and no doubt is having an
arm made tired by handshaking with
old friends.
Monday night there came the first
O. S. thunder storm of the season
From the way it doomed and flashed
we infer the delay has been caused by
Its getting good ready. The light
ming struck j. Ii. Highs barn near
Yale. Fortunately it did not ignite
and beyond little smashing, splitting
and shaking up, no damage was done
We tried the merits of "exclusive
mention" whack IN our last issue and
it astonished us. Behold the power of
the press. We noted the dust on Main
street and the need of a sprinkler, and
in less than go hours from the reading
James Meharg was driving his good
old rain Car as of yore. It's good
thing sometimes to speak out in meet
ing, asking for what you want plainly
The Yale Cigar Co. is on deck with
those delightful 81. b." cigars. Some
cigars make a smoke, others suffocate
or kill the smoker outright by the
effort it takes to keep them going. But
if you want a puffer which will fill you
with its delightful fragrance, and
whose smoke will rise in graceful
wreaths towards blue ether; and one
on whose perfumed clouds you can
also rise in ethereal thought and calm
ness; into the very zenith of tranquility
then smoke the ~. B." cigar. After
trying one, you will be sure to tel
Fred Montney you will take boz
regularly.
Between hope and fear, faith and
doubt about whether summer was nigh
at hand or not we have been kept hop
ping. And no wonder. The alterna,
ton of sunshine and rain, zephyrs and
cold blasts, frosts and what not, j;
enough to fool even the birds whether
| it was summer or winter. But our
doubts are dissipated-neyer to return.
A band of Gypsies passed through
town yesterday. They know the
weather-and all things. The robin
may come too previously, the frogs
croak prematurely and fish worms
fool themselves; but Gypsies never.
People who can read plainly the fu.
ture of others, are not the kind to get
stuck on what the weather will be.