The Yale expositor., 1901-03-08
Register tomorrow.
Dr.. Willis, March IL.

Register tomorrow.
Dr.. Willis, March II.
See M. A. Sargent's new adv.
Mrs. John Mathews is seriously sick
this week.
Dr.. Warner Cornell at Rapley House
to-day, Friday.
Buy your shoes of Ballentine. They
will go cheap next week.
Mrs. Geo. Mann is around the house
aaRin after two weeks illness.
The wife of VIM. Wilkie died at her
hDme in Brown City on Sunday last.
Harvey Tappan has been confined
to the bed by sickness the past week
bRt is now able to be out.
Blder w. T. Jelley will preach
EDrd's day next in Church Of Christ,
eening-subject-The boy who left
Home.
The state board of pharmacy is in
session at Grand Rapids. The next
luseting is called at Star Island, st.
Chir Flats, June II.
The LBS of the Presbyterian church
will meet with Mrs. Fred Montney
Iuxt Wednesday afternoon. 1t is hop
ed there will be large attendance.
With her attack of grippe, Mrs. Saw
Yer has had serious trouble with her
eVes, inflammation setting in. Her
Nends trust the trouble will soon be
&fleviated.
y. p. Currier was in Detroit Friday
locking up q speedy driving horse.
Hed says he would like to own some
thing that could leave the fast ones
lrere so far in the shade they would be
entirely in the dark.
A sleighload of young people of the
village spent Friday evening last at the
pheasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Campbell in Lynn. All enjoyed them.
selves playing games and chatting til
the wee sma' hours of morning.
Do not fail to read about The Detroit
Clinic in another column of this paper.
Hyou are suffering from any chronic
dfsease you had better consult the
specialist in charge. He will be at the
Ripley House, Yale, Friday, March
1jth. Consultation free.
In several upper peninsula counties
many deer are being killed and de-
veured by wolves. A hunter from the
wflds back of Chippewa county says he
recently ran across deer yard where
evidently 100 or more deer had been
wintering. He found the remains of
23deer which had been killed and de-
voured by wolves.
Mrs. Harry VanVleet, who has been
very sick for some time, underwent an
operation Wednesday. The operation
was performed by DR.. .Carsteins, pro-
fbssor in the Detroit College of Medi-
cine, assisted by Drs. Pollock and
Cfyne of this village and was success
full. Mrs. VanVleet is improving and
her complete recovery Is now expected
A surprise was sprung on Myrtle
Armstrong on Wednesday evening by
q large number of her young friends
who announced to her that they knew
she was fifteen years old that day and
thought the occasion should be prop
cry celebrated. Until eleven O'Clock
thu fun ragged and after q nice little
lunch prepared by Mrs. Armstrong,
thu young folks returned home leay.
iu4 some nice presents for Myrtle.
It is Rounds & Vancamp now since
TIN change was made in the hardware
finn of Fox & Rounds. Our readers
AZ we'll acquainted with the members
o&the new firm, more especially with
BAnkVanCamp who resided 1t Moore's
Gamers for many years, conducting
q blacksmith and woodworking estab-
lhhment at that place, until he moved
70 Yale and went to work for Fox &
Hounds. Chas. Rounds and Frank
WmCamp are both shrewd business
nsen and The Expositor predicts for
to new firm increased trade.
Birthdays, like Christmas, only come
oRce year, therefore we enjoy
their celebration. The natal day
Of James Sweet happened to fall
o. Sunday this year, March 3rd, his
4ad birthday and Mrs. Sweet took the
occasion to have few friends for din.
nsr and quietly enjoy the day. Mr..
and Mrs. John s. Crandell, of Sanilac
Centre, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Fries, E. F.
AID John Fries, of Memphis, were
uapsent, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hunds, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vancamp,
M. and Mrs. John Hallock, and Mr..
and Mrs. Eber Harnden, of town. The
hAertiest good wishes were extended
M Sweet that many more pleasant
birthdays might be his.