The Yale expositor., 1900-08-31

| School shoes of all kinds and price
at Martins.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Fifty odd vests, worth all the way
from $l.00 to $3.50, your choice fol
$l.00, at the Yale Clothing House.
John Springer is reported to be much
worse again. A counsel of physicians
was called the first of this week, and
the conclusion reached was decided "
adverse to a hopeful view of the case
Harvey Drake attended lawsuit in
Sanilac Centre on Tuesday. The case
is that of F. M. Greenough & Co., OF
Vassar vs.. -. Cook, of Valley Centre
He is Cooks attorney in the above
case.
| Annual excursion to Alpena via Pere
Marquette and Detroit q Mackinac rail.
ways, Tuesday, Sept. 4th. Train leaves
Yale at 9:43 a. M, ARRIVING in Alpena
at 5:45 p. m.-round trip $500, good fol-
IL days,
To those anxious stockholders of
grand stand: We will be pleased t.
have you call and get your money,
just the same as those that are not
anxious did long ago. 1t is at the post
| Office. Yours, j. d. McKeith, treas,
Jas. Wallace, sec.
His name is George Washington, or
at least that's the handle to his name,
and so he ought to tell the truth. He
| is just home from a visit to Harbor
Beach and says it was so hot up there
recently that the corn popped on the
stalk in the fields. It's awful if true.
Mrs. George Kerr died at her home
in Speaker township Thursday, Aug.
%, 1900, aged 20 years. The funeral
was held at the Baptist church Sunday,
Rev. Payne officiating. Interment at
Melvin. A husband and five small
children, the oldest being about seven
years of age, survive her.
Charles Park er's threshing outfit did
little record breaking one day last
north and east of Yale, rented by Lo-
renzo Rector. In less than ten hours
he threshed out in good clean style
l ACT bushels of grain. The Port Huron
Rusher was the machine which did the
work.
We feel sure that Billy Bryan will be
defeated, and we're half a mind to
back up our feelings by betting BAN
quet for the crowd. We'd do it, only
cash on subscription is shy of late, and
we might have to borrow the banquet
Doodle. Besides if we should lose the
bet, we have our doubts about B. BIS
ponying up post-office as a soothing
poultice.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted,
His next visit will be on Friday, Sept.
14th. He will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
VIM. Owens was oyer from Croswell
the first of the week accompanied by
his daughter. In conversation with Mr..
Owens he informed us that he had
rented Thomas Manley's building on
Main street, next door south of Dan
Ferguson's, and in the near future will
move his undertaking business from
Croswell to Yale. In connection with it
he will do repairing, upholstering, cab
met work, etc.
The Presbyterian S. S. children took
their outing at Huronia Beach on last
Friday and it was quite success. AL
most 60 tickets were sold, and ma
ny of the children were small enough
to go free. The weather proved to be
fine; and none were lost or stolen, and
none were drowned, though many took
a plunge into the lake. They all came
home on the evening train-some so
tired that their mamas had a task to
keep them from going to bed with their
boots on.
1t may not put out fire the day be-
fore the alarm sounds, but it will go a
long ways toward helping the laddies
douse one that is started. We refer to
the recent purchase by our village dads
of new and additional hose cart. Two
new hose houses are being built, one at
the north side of the Yale Touring mill,
and one in the rear of Putney & Cham
berlain's store. Both these locations
are central and will enable the boys to
be quickly at fire with full supply
of fighting tools.
1t is natural to kick and we must ex-
pect it. We suppose it is just as natural
for some to be full of cussedness and
tricks and need the kicking, so that
kickers and kicking are not all waste
and work. We overheard a
man kicking-and good and hard too
about the man who does nothing for |
the fair, offers no premiums, and yet
are the very first to grab q chance to
pick up few pennies from the crowd. |
We guess it's all true enough. Some |
people would never get any plums if |
others did not shake the tree for them. !
They are born so and can't help it.
The Young Ladies' Aid of the BIZ
dleman appointment on Rev. j. b.
Keith's charge, assisted by some older |
heads, planned and executed COM
plete surprise on their pastor and wife |
last Friday. They baked cakes, made
less than ton of ice.cream, and then |
bravely charged upon the parsonage.
The surrender was quick and graceful,
and the storming party had the best of |
times. As token of their love and |
respect they presented the pastor and |
wife with silver berry spoon and |
gravy ladle. Now if some other soci- |
ETY. will only send in the berries and
the stuff to make the gravy, all will be
we'll.
If seems that ono Erad Ruesall ato1a