The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-11-01


q. &. Meisel
Esper q Co.
+. +. Francis
f. b. Fuller q Co.
Mcintyre Il Harris
Rounds & VanCamp
Fred Teets and wife are parents of a
fine baby girl born last week.
Painters are busy giving the M. E.
church a new coat of paint. 1t was
much needed.
A party of young folks gathered at
j. Gibbons last Friday night and fine
time was enjoyed.
Our old friend Nicholas Owens has
been quite poorly the past week, being
confined to his bed.
Ed. Oatman expects to go 20 Gage
town soon to take charge of the drug
store owned by Mrs. Maynard.
Frank Middleton is brick Yeneering
his house on Kennefick street. He
has made many improvements about
the premises since he purchased it.
The High School is being connected
with the electric light system this week
and II lights will be placed in the high
room, basement and furnace room.
Stove Wood for Sale-I have for sale
| 100 cords of dry wood cut in Is inch
lengths which will sell at my farm at
Lynn Corners. 26-2 VIM. Keeper.
w. w. Adams has just filled an order
for fifteen Plymouth Rock pullets from
Bay City parties. He has number of
thoroughbred roosters left that he
wishes to sell.
Brings attractiveness to listless, un-
loyable girls, making them handsome,
manageable women. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 80 cents.
Grant Holden.
VIM. H Learmont, cashier of the
| New State Bank. attended the auction
sale of Duncan Mckenzie ST., of En-
met, during the past week and reports
large and successful sale.
number of the young playmates
of Vera Cough were invited to party
to 6 o'clock it being her 9TH birthday.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by the
little ones.
A. j. Ward and G. N. Vannest left
| Tuesday morning for the south branch
of the Au Sable river where their party
expects to hunt this season. The bal
ance of the crew will leaYe for there
tomorrow or Monday.
Yale turned out large delegation
to the rattle held at Patrick Feeney's
Tuesday evening. The boys all report
that Pat is good entertainer, and that
both host and hostess did their best to
make the evening pleasant one.
Those who are DESTROYS of purchas-
ing thoroughbred cattle should make
note of Jas. b. Browns sale on Nov.
5th. He has fine drove of Durham
and Holstein heifers which will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder.
j. G. Hart left Saturday for Detroit
where he expects to secure position
in q cooper shop. If successful he will
moye his family there for the winter.
He has rented his house to King c..
Holden who will occupy it as soon as
vacated.
Mrs. Maggie Stewart has packed up
her household goods and left for
Goldsboro, Maryland, on Thursday.
Her brother, James Saunders, resides
at the above place. Mrs. Scott will
move into the house lately occupied
by Mrs. Stewart.
When you feel that life is hardly
worth the candle take dose of Cham
berlain's Stomach and LIVER Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach, tone
up your liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like new man. For
sale by Grant Holden.
The interior of Grant Holden's drug
store shines like new silver dollar and
all because two pretty maids, Gusta
Beuge and Bessie Grimes have been at
work cleaning the woodwork, bottles.
showcases, etc. Grant believes that
"cleanliness is Goodness" and he GER
tainly shows Cody spirit in the way
he keeps his drug store.
Elston & Jones are buying and ship
ping potatoes. They are DESTROYS of
purchasing the entire crop of this sec.
ton and in order to secure q large
share will pay the highest market
price for choice white potatoes. Call
and see them before you sell. 1t will
pay you. 26-4.
The work of tearing out and repair
| ing the interior of the Yale flour mill
| is in progress. 1t viii! take consider
able work, but force of men are busy
and the mill will be in running order
in less than a month. The loss incur
red by the fire and having to lie idle
for so long time is great and as il will
cost the company more money than
the insurance received to repair the
building and get the mill in running
order it is suggested that all who are
indebted for -four and feed received in
the past that they call and settle their
accounts, as money at this time is
much needed. The Yale Milling Co.
expect to have the mill when finished
in better shape to accommodate their