The Yale expositor., 1900-01-05

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The Racket.
Ask your neighbor to subscribe for
The Expositor, only Sl.OO per year.
A daughter was born to the wife of
Ed. McMullen, Thursday, Jan. 3, 1900.
Geo. A. Smith has been suffering the
past week with severe attack of
quinsy.
According to the latest report from
trade journals we learn that the price
on nails and wire has advanced another
20 percent.
Do you want to know how to make
the publisher of The Expositor happy
in 1900? Come to our office in the
Rapley Block and we will tell you.
After taking Inventory we find we
have too many heating stoves and
must sell them at some price. Call
and look oyer what we haye. Fox q
Rounds.
The Yale Roller FIGURING Mills have
been compelled to run nights of late
to keep up with their orders. The
flour from our mills have a state wide
reputation.
Remember date of School Fair and
Art Loan, Jan. 10 and 20. Entertain
ment Thursday evening, January IS.
Admission to entertainment l0cts, re-
served seats 5cts extra.
Mabelle Ferguson entertained ten Of
her young lady friends on New Year
night, at her home. A very pleasur-
able evening was spent, Mabel being
voted an ideal hostess.
Jacob Miller, of Brown City, has
purchased the Holcomb building now
occupied by John GlaYa, and as soon
as possible will start bakery in Yale.
We learn that Mr.. Miller is q practical
baker and has the reputation of max
ing tirst-class bread, pies and cakes.
One day farmers institutes will be
held at the following places: Men,
phis, Jan. 10; Columbus, Jan. IL;
Smith Creek, Jan. II. The Macomb
county institute will be held at War
rem, February and and the st. Clair
county institute will convene at Yale,
January % and "a.
For SALE CHEAP-A good horse,
years old, sound, also buggy and
harness as good as new. Will sell all
together or separately. Must be sold
| Immediately as owner lives in town
and has no use for the outfit. Will
sell on time to right party. Call at
the Exposition office, Yale. 34-tf
Joe Edgerton had the misfortune on
| Wednesday to get his right hand
caught under beech log about fifteen
inches in diameter, splitting the bone
of the third finger and otherwise mutt
! lating the hand. DR.. Wight dressed
the wounds. Altogether likely it will
be necessary to remove the damned
finger.
If you have an item of interest which
will furnish news for The EXpositor we
| inyite you to either give it to us per-
sonally or drop it in the item box al
the post-office. We are glad to give all
/ the news all the time and you can help
us in this direction if you will. Patron.
ize The Expositor item box at the
post-otiice.
The Knights of the Loyal Guard and
| Ladies' Auxiliary will have joint in
stallation of officers on Monday eve.
ming, January Sth, at X. Q. r. NJ. hall
| in this village. Edwin q. Wood, su.
| preme cOmmander-in-ch of Flint
will be present TO do the installing.
The lady and gentlemen guards are
arranging for an enjoyable evening
and number of Invitations are being
sent out to friends and relatives of
members Of the Order.
Dr. G.. a. Munich the eminent Special.
| ist and Consulting Physician of the
Detroit Medical and Surgical Institute
who has FIVE diplomas and honorary
| diplomas, can name and locate a dis
ease or weakness without asking ques-
| tons, will be at the McNulty hotel
near depot, Thursday, January llth
| No matter what your disease or weak.
ness or who has failed to cure you,
call and see him. Consultation free.
Cure guaranteed or no pay.
Invitations were sent out to about
fifty of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Jerry B. Paisley for whist party
at the Rapley house last Friday
evening. Ten tables played whist and
others enjoyed the game of krokinole.
Ladies first prize in whist was won by
Mrs. Tappan. Gentlemen's first prize
| by Steve Windsor. The BOBBY prizes
captured by Jesse Rapley and Miss
Ross. An elegant lunch was served
about midnight and the evening spent
was very pleasant one.
We will support Harvey Tappan for
the next judge of Probate Court for
the following reasons: First, we know
| him to be q straight man in whatever
business we have in the past intrusted
HIM with. Second, we believe him
capable as an attorney, and that his
many years of experience in the Pro-
bate Court in this and other counties
| has given him thorough training in
/ that cOurt Lastly we belinVa the Re.
publicans and others owe Mr.. Tappau
their support for the manly manner in
which he has always conducted poll
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