The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-09-13
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The Racket
Yale State Bank
Frank w. Smith
S. Goldberg & Co.
Mcintyre q Harris
Wallace Ballentine
Vale Furniture ComnanV
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Mcintyre d Harris
Wallace Ballentine
Yale Furniture Company
Born, to the wife of Charles Fergu-
son, on Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1901, son.
Any one wishing sewing done call on
Mrs. E. NJ. Caster, Mary street, third
door south of Mill street. 1872
When you want tirst-class up-to-date
job printing executed by experienced
workmen come to The Expositor Office.
The date of Catharine Turner's sale
has been changed from Thursday Sept.
Goth, to Friday, Sept. 27. Keep the lat
ter date in mind.
&c. Martin has added to his store
furniture fine new fire and water
proof safe manufactured by the Cary
Safe Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
Poultry Wanted, all kinds.-On Sat
urday, September 14th. Owing to the
absence OF G. Cooper, l will buy car
load of poultry on above date. J. F..
Baxter.
Our old friend Joe Paldi was in town
Monday with his right hand tied up In
handkerchief. Up to the time of 60
ing to press we have heard of no one
being shot.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered re-
ward of $500 for a greater blessing to
woman than Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible move. Grant Holden.
A law was passed by the last legisla-
ture raising the minimum age for teach
ers from seventeen to eighteen years,
and making the compulsory school age
of children in the country between
eight and fifteen, and in cities between
seven and seventeen.
Lightning struck d barn in New Jer-
sey, setting it on fire. Just as prepara-
tons were about to be made TO extin-
guish the flames the lightning struck
| the barn second time and put out the
| fire. OF all the strange antics of
"Jersey lightning" this is about the
strangest.
Sandy Cameron and family babe their
friends and relatives in Yale good bye
Monday and started for their new
home near Gladwin. Sandy has been
working the Archie Williams farm
north and east of here but found it
slow way to get ahead. He will move
onto his own farm.
A meeting for men only has been
projected and will be held in Yale in
the near future. Arrangements are so
far completed that we can say that DIR.
w. ii. Fulton is to deliver an address
and other speakers will probably par
ticipate, and matters will be considered
of peculiar interest to men. Fuller
particulars will be given later.
Ed. McKinnon was buried at Mt. Sa-
lem on Wednesday of this week. Mr..
McKinnon met with rather sad death.
II g was standing near we'll on farm
in the neighborhood of Bay City water
ing q span of horses when he accident
ally fell in and was drowned. He was
a young man only about % years of
age.
Frank w. Smith and Guy Mulnyx
have formed a co-partnership and are
prepared to give their attention to we'll
digging. If you haye any work of
this kind to do get their prices. Frank
has also had considerable experience
as an auctioneer and will be pleased to
have any and all who are thinking of
holding auction sales to call on him and
get his terms. Notice his card in this
issue.
A damage suit was started by capias
last week by James Rands, of Green
wood, against Chris. Vogelei, of the
same township. The injury done to
Rands is placed at $40 ,000.0 90 and is the
result of n fight which took place on
the highway on August %. In his
complaint Rands states that he was
knocked down and jumped on by
Vogelei. S. A. Graham appears for
Rands.
Rev. Sam Bettes is home again look
ing we'll and hearty. He reports being
in the building at the time the presi-
dent was shot, and was one of the first
to get hold of the miscreant who did
the shooting. If Sam could have been
near enough to deliver a good right
swing on the fellows Uranium Just as
he pulled the gun, we viii! guarantee
that he would have made mighty
poor shot.
A very pleasant little party was held
at the home of Miss Mollie Brown on
Tuesday night. Mollie has had a very
interesting class in Sunday school for
the last few years, and now for an in
definite time this relationship is going
to be severed, Mollie taking her depart
ure on Saturday for Lansing where she
will take special course of study at
the State Agricultural College. The
young folks gathered as above stated
and had farewell party, ice cream
and cake being served. Mollie was the
recipient of beautiful Morocco
bound copy of the Bible from her class
token of their affection for their
teacher.