The Yale expositor., 1901-04-12
DR.. Hedley, April II.

DR.. Hedley, April II.
Garden seeds at Fuller q Cos.
Chicken pie at Central Hall tonight.
Best coffee on the market at Francis
grocery.
The Exposltor is nearly nineteen
years of age.
Spring hats and caps just received
at E. b. Fuller q Cos.
New spring line of Drew & Selby
shoes at Fuller & Co.'S.
Twenty-Five new silk waist patterns
just in at Fuller & Co.'S.
Shirts The very latest at very low
prices at S. Goldberg q Co.'S.
Sweat pads, single and double har-
ness at Rounds & Vancamp's.
Ensilage seed corn $3.50 per bushel
for sale by +. b. Fuller q Co.
Special meeting OES Wednesday
evening, April "a. Work on degrees.
If you want to look fine and be up
to-date buy your clothing of Goldberg
g. Co.
A. E. Jackson wants to buy four
pigs from to s weeks old. Call at
Hotel Jackson. soft
The street sprinkler is again on duty
with the old familiar figure of James
Meharg on top.
The death of Mrs. Lapien, of Green
wood, occurred on Thursday of last
week. The funeral was held Satur-
day.
Chas. F. Emery has workmen en-
gagged raising his house on East North
street. He is also filling in and grad
ing the lot.
There is not an idle man in town,
except it be few who are more con-
tent in lying around. Lots of work in
Yale this summer.
A very pleasant party was given at
Thos. Curvins on Monday evening.
About fifty were present and had a
very enjoyable time.
Regular service by Church of Christ
in Brick Chapel next Sunday morning
IL o'clock. "Falth," and what it Sc
cures to the believer.
Chauncy Stevens got mixed in
runaway Monday but only received
slight bruises. The only damage was
a broken buggy pole.
Bicycles If you intend buying
wheel this season don't fail to call on
John Hutton and look over his display
and get prices. He can suit you.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps you we'll all summer. Rocky
Mountain Tea taken this month. Soc.
Ask your druggist.
John Beatty, foreman at the flax
mill, moved into Mrs. Changers house
on Mechanic street Tuesday. Will
Rub and family now occupy the
Archie Williams house.
Harvey Tappan has sold the Nellie
McDutf property on North street to
VIM. Collins, of Greenwood, for S425,
and the Merritt 20 acres in section l,
Brockway to Steve Williams for $500.
Free Methodist quarterly meeting
will commence Friday the 18th and
continue over Sunday at their church
in Yale. All INVITED to come. Rev.
NJ. d. Deroist, of Owosso, will officiate.
Frank w. Smith has associated him.
self with VIM. Owens in the undertake
ing business and the firm name is now
Owens & Company. A large stock of
goods in their line will be carried and
orders left with them will receive
prompt attention.
Grant Holden is now horseless hav-
ing sold his little bay to his brother
John and the black to Mr.. Swackham-
, mer. Grant wants to buy few hens
and will go at raising chickens which
, he believes to be more profitable al
though not more pleasant to own
than horses.
An old peoples service will be held
in the NJ. E. church Sunday morning,
. April IA. The we'll, the half sick and
the feeblest from the town and from
} the surrounding country are invited to
. attend this rally. All over fifty years
} will be listed as old people, and will
} be expected to occupy front seats.
George Mann, while at work re-
I modelling a building at Joe Whit
worth's place east of Yale, on Thurs
> day last met with an accident which
D came near terminating his life. The
8 roof of the building was propped up
but in some manner the underpinning
s gave way letting the roof down onto
: Mr.. Mann. He thinks he is lucky to
get off with his life Notwithstanding
r he has suffered considerable pain
r since.
4 After service in Central hall Sunday
4 evening an informal business meeting
e was held at which time it was voted to
1 extend the call of pastor of the Presby-
s terrain church to G. ID. Ellis, of Akron,
e Mich, who had preached twice that
4 day in the hall. After the meeting a
{ large number of those present repair
2 ed to the residence of James McColl
Z when Elder Coulter informed Mr.. Ellis
: of the decision reached. The call was
g accepted and after n hearty hand
r shake, all returned to their homes.
| AS soon as a suitable house can be
Y found, the new pastor will move here
with his family.