The Yale expositor., 1901-01-04
Now write it 1901.

NOW write 1T 1901.
Ten below, L Tuesday morning.
Stock-taking prices at Ballentine's
double store.
Edward II. Frye, the monologist at
Central Hall tonight.
Look oyer our line of comforters and
blankets. E. B. Fuller & Co.
W. E. Menerey has sold 40 acres of
land west of Yale to James Adams.
The monarch of repertoire attrac-
Gons at Central Hall one week, COM
mencing Monday evening.
Pifty-one school children went skat-
ing on lake in Iowa last week. The
leo gave away and 40 os them were
drowned.
"Thou changest not-yet, Il am. al
ways changing" said the substitute to
Rocky Mountain Tea. Made by the
Madison Medicine Co. Soc. Ask your
druggist.
Chas F. Emery is now travelling
salesman for The Yale Cigar Co., F.
E Montney, proprietor, and informs
us that he is meeting with first-class
success in the sale of cigars.
Think of the tiny winter birds that
skipping with life and seemingly much
enjoying the snow and cold. And then
think of huge African elephant that
would not stand this weather two days.
Size don't always count.
Read press locals in this paper of
some of the larger cities and what they
say of the Lillian Lyons Stock Co.
Central Hall all next week. Opening
Monday night in beautiful five act
society comedy drama, Certified Apart"
Prices, 10, 20, SOC. Get your seat re-
served.
Lost, on Saturday, Dec. 20, 1900, one
promissory. note, given by Richard
payable to George Middleton. All
persons are hereby cautioned not to
buy the same, as it has been paid.
Any one finding the same will confer
q favor by returning the note to the
Expositor office. 1914
The editor of the Yale Expositor en-
joyed the rare pleasure of moving in
the dead of winter. He has of late
built larger and better house TO fur
nish commodious shelter for the grow
ing circle of rosebuds of promise that
haye been jogging for position about
tht DuI Iu6 uGW
and larger home will contain the same
quality and quantity of good cheer
Capac Journal.
On Thursday evening, Dec. 9th,
gcodly number of young people from
Yale and vicinity assembled at the
home Of James Newell, southwest of
this village. Several hours enjoyment
was extracted from games ana various
aE,usements, after which n delicate
and appetizing repast was served to all
present. The host and hostess spared
no pains to make their guests stay
pleasant one, and they royalty sue
ceeded. The home coming of the par
ty was made pleasant by the bearing
away of rich recollections of happy
evening.
Time is a great healer and she some
times does it very quickly, almost
magically. A Yale young man recent.
ly returned from his holiday vacation.
found, alas, that another had engross-
ed the attention of his sweetheart.
For the first few hours after hearing
the sad truth he walked the streets in
frenzy, not knowing whether to chal-
lenge his rival to deadly combat, or
commit suicide. But just here time
CSillc III Will ucI utdlIug DdlDl, anu by
the second morning of the new year
he had new love, and the old one
had gone with the passing year.
F. e. Montney has been hustling
drummer for Smart, Fox & Co., of Sag
NAV, for almost decade. lie went
for them in all kinds of weather and
over all conditions of road, for all
these years without failure or mishap.
But he's going to treat himself to lay
of, and try staying at home awhile,
and so has severed his connections
with the above mentioned firm. He
plans to give his attention to the cigar
factory in Yale, and in connection
Herewith will open up something new.
He is TO act the part of manufacturers
representative, which will involve
many irons in the fire ut once. But
Fred will attend to them all, bringing
into close touch. and to mutual profit,
numerous firms and countless patrons.
We wish him success in his enlarged
field.