The Yale expositor., 1901-06-21

Yesterday and to-day are the two
longest days of the year.
George Esper, of Brown City, is as
sisting in his brothers store at present.
July 4th is the date of the Catholic
picnic in Herron's woods north and
east of Yale.
First. class board is furnished at
Simpson Park Dining Hall at from soc
TO Sl.00 per day.
Hughes Bros. haye gone to their
home at Harrison for a few weeks
where they have other business inter-
ests.
Class dsy exercises at the NJ. E.
church this afternoon. Commence
ment exercises at same place this even
ing. All are invited.
Wanted Immediately, a man to work
on farm. Good wages will be paid
to the right person. Call on or ad-
dress The Expositor office, Yale. 7-2.
Duchess" the largest trained ele-
plant in the world, one of the many
animal features with Gollmar Bros. q
Schuman's new united shows at Yale,
July I'd.
A game Of base ball was played at
Capac last Saturday between Yale and
Capac mines. Nine innings we're play
ed resulting in score of 20 and In
favor of our boys.
Jennie-To have round beautiful
neck wiggle your head from side to
side every night take Rocky Mountain
Tea. It's short cut to a graceful
form. 35c. Grant Holden.
Herbert Hennessy and Will Michaels
have returned from Star Island where
they have been attending pharmaceu-
teal examination. The boys have not
learned whether they passed or not.
Don't get side-tracked in business
Dizziness sometimes passes for death
Men with brains reach the goal.
Rocky Mountain Tea puts gray mat
ter in ones head. Soc. Grant Holden.
George Stone, nephew of Daniel Nc
Martin, was killed at barn raising
north and east of Peck on Saturday
last. The third bent was being placed
when it slipped and fell crushing him
to death.
Mrs. VIM. Welch's check for $1,000,
in payment of the life policy held by
her late husband, was received on
Monday-just eight days after proof
of death was sent in. The Maccabees
are always prompt.
Hugh, the 6-year-old son of II. p.
McHugh, met with painful accident
Thursday evening last. He was riding
horse back and fell off and struck on
his arm breaking it at the joint. The
bone was set by DR.. j. l.. Chester.
Short Horn Bull for service at my
farm one mile north and two miles
east of Yale. Registered name and
number "Pedro $685." This animal
was formerly owned by F. Sleeper,
of Inlay City, and has all the points
of pure bred. Joe Williams. 81
The quarantine on the residence of
Fred Montney was raised Saturday last
but on account of the hired girl break
ing out with smallpox since, it has
again been placarded. Our health
officer is using every Drecautlon to
prevent the further spread of the
disease.
Con Gleasons log house on his farm
north of Moore's Corners was burned
to the ground last Saturday afternoon
with nearly all the contents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gleason were in the fields at the
back part of the farm planting pota-
toes when the fire broke out. Esti-
mated loss about $500; no insurance.
The publisher of The Expositor &C
.companied by his wife will start to-
morrow, Saturday, for the PanAmeri-
can Exposition at Buffalo to be gone
one week. During our absence Rev.
VIM. Coulter will edit the paper and
furnish you the news of the week.
Being an old and experienced hand
lao nrty no rriu NC nd
interesting reading.
Once more our contemporary, the
Yale Hustler, has changed hands. 1t
seems that new proprietor is neces-
sary about every two years to keep the
paper in existence. A Mr.. Dyer, of
Exeter. Ont. is the new man who pur-
chased the plant and took possession
this week. 1t is hoped that Mr.. Dy-
er's venture on the sea of journalism
in. Yale will be n success. We under
stand that f. ID. Allen, the former
editor and publisher, will soon move
to Flushing.
Governor Bliss proclamation in re-
gard to flag day June 14th, the 124th !
anniversary of the birth of the Stars and
Stripes, was not given very much at |
tention by our citizens as only n few
displayed Old Glory on that date. |
This is what the governor said in his |
proclamation:-"I recommend that
the day be observed by general dis
play of the Stars and Stripes, this be-
ing duty resting especially upon |
those charged with the care of public
buildings. Let the state throughout
all its bounds be ablaze with Old Glory, |
every citizen contributing to the OBJ 7
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otto exercises in all the schools"