The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-11-02
Peck Band Will Fur
nish Music.
You Are Invited.

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G.. G. Meisel
w. w. Adams
DR.. G.. A. Munich
E. b. Fuller q Co.
S. Goldberg d Co.
Ballentine's Double Store
Detroit Business University
Register tomorrow, Saturday.
Get your groceries at Ballentine's.
Ballentines can suit you in clothes.
See his stock.
Edward Oatman is assisting in Grant
Holden's drug store.
Wanted--A new milch COW at once.
Inquire of A. E. Jackson, Yale.
Will Hyde's little boy had the mis-
| fortune to break an arm the first of
the week.
VIM. Mclean and wife are rejoicing
in a new daughter, recently born III
their home.
Extra orders compells the Yale
FIGURING Mills to hustle these days
and nights too.
If you want your boys to have the
best school shoes call at the Yale
Clothing House.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G.. Wight give
crokinole party ct their residence this
| (Frlday) evening.
Fred Currier has built neat barn in
the rear of his lot on corner of Mary
and Mechanic streets.
The laws of the special session of the
state legislature were published in full
in last weeks issue of The Expositor.
Russell Presley and wife have moved
onto the Abram Savoy farm in Lynn
township where they will keep house
for old Mr.. Savoy.
The merry nine, which is composed
of nine young ladies, have arranged
to give q party in Michaels' Hall this
evening-Noy. I'd.
Out means in. f. r. Fuller & Co.
are going out of the crockery trade
and are selling at cost, which is money
in your pocket if you have dishes to
buy.
DR.. G.. Munich, the eminent Detroit
specialist, will be at Yale on Thursday,
| Noy. 22nd. If you are not enjoying per-
| feet health consult him. Consultation
free.
Workman are busy fitting up the in
side of A. w. Ferguson's new bank
building. 1t looks now as though it
would be ready for occupancy about
the first day of the new century.
Township treasurers are reminded
that we can furnish them with tax
receipts, printed on good paper, sub
stantially bound, as cheap as IS possible
to furnish good work. Send in your
| order please.
Married, at the NJ. p. parsonage on
Thursday, Nov. l, 1900, by Rey, j. B.
Keith, Mr.. Joseph Edgerton and Miss
Lizzie Adams. The newly married
pair took the p. m. train for the west.
May JOY and prosperity attend them.
Lost, sometime recently, the exact
date not known, one promissory note
| for $50, due in November, and signed
| by Edward Chandle and Albert Trayis,
All persons are hereby notified and
cautioned not to purchase the same,
as it is the property of Rachael Secord,
Yale, Mich. 25-4
The members of the st. Clair County
Farmers Institute will be glad to know
that Yale is booked for rousing meet
ing during the coming winter. James
| Dunn, the County Secretary, has left
| bulletins at this Office, and we inyite
| farmers and all interested to call and
obtain copy; without money and
without price.
Samuel Rochefort, of Bad Axe, is
spending few days with friends in
Yale. As a token of the weather, soil,
and other good things they can haYe
as far north as Huron county, in this
exceptional fall, he brought to this
Office raspberry stem covered with
blossoms, berries forming, and the ripe
fruit upon it. 1t looks as though the
weather this fall was in favor of fresh
berries for Thanksgiving.
Having rented his farm W. D. Sayles
will offer at public auction, on Satur-
day, Nov. Sd, at / D. m. at his farm
four miles west and one-half mile
south of Old Brockway; horses, milch
COWS, cattle, hogs, corn in tho crib, fod-
/ der, farm implements, buggy, bobs,
harness, and such vast number of
other things that you cannot fail of
getting what you need. Attend the
sale, wink sc Auctioneer Wills, and
the rest will do itself
The young ladies of Elder McCalps
congregation originated a quiet but
very successful surprise which they
executed last Friday night. Having
circulated the word q large company
of guests stormed the parsonage, had
the best OF times, surmounted with
a bounteous feast, and when the time
came, presented Mrs. Mccall with an
elegant sewing machine. For the pres
ent as we'll as the pleasant company,
the family are very grateful.