The Yale expositor., 1900-01-26
Marriage Licenses Obtained.
Twelve pages this week.

Girl wanted at the Jackson House.
The Shakespeare club meets to night
with Miss Baxter.
Sixteen ounce bottle Of ammonia on
ly cts at the Racket.
No dull seasons with such lively
prices at Ballentine's.
Sam Bettes will speak at Melvin Tues
day night, Jan. 81. Free to all.
The weather waxeth-well, we will
wait and see how it will wax and then
say it.
Emmet's business men are complain
ing Of dull trade since the new year
opened.
While there's life, there's five and
ten cent values at the Yale Bazaar, that
can't be beat.
You would think you were in New
York city by Ballentine's prices. See
advertisement.
The recent KOTM banquet held at
Emmett is said to have been success
in all its features.
Bay View Reading Circle meets with
Mr.. Warren at the Rapley House Tues
day evening next.
Sake r. Scott has been re-engaged
as teacher of the Remington school at
raise of 81 per month.
The more experience a man has in
making good resolutions the poorer
the quality he turns out.
The fellow who tries to be funny all
the time is sometime the real thing,
but more often subject for ridicule.
Are you a subscriber to The EXPOSE
tor? If not, why not. You should
make haste to Join our large army of
readers.
James Rose, the township treasurer,
will be at the Rapley House each Fri
ceiving taxes.
Special meeting of Yale Chapter, O.
e. S., Jan. 81, 1900. Associate Grand
Patron, w. E. Brown, of Lapeer, will
be present. Initiation.
This weeks weather has been a mite
streaked, and as consequence we had
all kinds of roads. The thaw made it
muddy, and the sudden freeze-up rem
dered the roads tine-for joltlng.
c. E. Otis, Deputy Insurance Inspect
or, was in town Wednesday, looking
oyer the affairs of the Michigan Farm
ers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. He re-
ports the company in good condition
financially.
About 100,0 900 votes cast for Queen of
School Fair and Art Loan. Miss Lulu
Michaels received the largest num-
Der, and will be crowned on Friday
evening, February 2. A program will
be given at that time.
M. A. Sargent has a change of adv.
in the Expositor this week. Mr.. Sar-
gent always keeps neat stock of gro.
ceries and is having a good trade. You
will always find what you want in this
line when you call at this store.
Henry Welch has stone on his lot in
the south part of the village and in.
tends building neat dwelling house
for himself this spring. Andrew AL.
ward has the contract for the mason
work.
The Brown City Observer is the name
of the new paper started at our sister
village on the northwest with G. T.
Patterson at its head. 1t is a six.
column quarto, has good advertising
patronage, is filled with newsy note:
and starts out with fair prospects OF
success.
~ hulilDOl VI Olb II ulOu ISutIliltI
came up this week to try their luck in
Mill creeks placid waters. They found
the creek solidly frozen over, and not
caring to waste so much good bait, they
cast their lines into the Farmers con.
vention. We are unable to report the
size of the catch.
The teacher and scholars in school
district No. 2, known as the Brockway
school, will give an entertainment Sat
urday evening, Feb. 3, beginning at
o'clock. Readings, Rotations, dia.
logues, music and singing will be the
program of the evening. Admission
Is cents. The public cordially invited
According to all reports of those
who attended the "new and popular
drama Uncle Toms Cabin given in
Central hall, Monday evening, Il was
a grand affair. The splendor of two
bands, blood hounds, donkeys, shet
land ponies, banners, ETC., on the
streets drew large crowd, all OF
whom gave up their good money tC
hear lot of old chestnuts.