The Yale expositor., 1901-09-20
AID changes
The Racket
F. F. Francis
Z. B. Fuller & Co.
Mrs. James Brown
Rounds a. Vancamp

Mrs. James Brown
Rounds q Vancamp
A Soldiers Reunion is being held in
Romeo this week.
There was quite heavy white frost
Thursday morning.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sexton died on Wednesday of
this week. .,.-- 49,.
Born, to the wife of Rev. Thomas
DUR, on Wednesday, September Is,
1901, daughter.
Frank Lierman's infant child died
on Sunday and was taken to INLAY
City on Tuesday for burial.
S. Goldberg & Co. will close their
clothing store next Monday the 23rd
on account of Jewish holiday.
Judge of Probate Harvey Tappan
was at Memphis yesterday where he
delivered Mckinley memorial day
address.
Why not begin by drawing the immi-
grafton laws little tighter? Too
many budding anarchists are getting
in nowadays.
The New Home sewing machine is
the only one guaranteed for life and a
person should look to their best inter-
est DeIOIe DuylnB'
FIR. Cullinane will conduct services
in Michaels' Hall, Yale, next Sunday
at $3.50 a. NJ. and the Catholic church,
Speaker, at 1880 a. m.
The widow of Paul Benedict will re-
ceiye $1,000 from the Cleaners in
which order deceased held a policy
for that amount during his life.
DR.. FITZGERALD is back attending to
his practice in Yale after spending a
week or more looking after DR.. ArdiePs
patients at Avoca during the latter's
sickness.
Mrs. Hyde is occupying part of
Mrs. Sprlnger's house, having recently
moved from her farm. Mrs. Springer
and daughter Beatrice will spend the
winter in Ingersoll, Ont.
An English association regarding
woman's happiness has offered re-
ward of $500 for greater blessing to
woman than Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible move. Grant Holden.
Strayed from the premises of r. H.
Menerey on Mechanic street, Yale, a
three-year-old ram sheep. Reward
will be given for its return or any in
formation leading to its recovery.
Bert Jackson was struck across the
hip with whip in the hands of another
boy on Saturday last which produced
some bad effects and may be the cause
of serious results, although it is to be
hoped not.
Croswell fair and races Sept. 20, 26
and 81. This is the seventeenth an
nual meeting and promises to be equal
if not excel all previous fairs and ra-
ces. We return thanks to Sec'y Wise |
for complimentary.
The Auction Sale of Rodger WEIGH |
was we'll attended on Wednesday the |
lSth-Geo. w. Bell, Auctioneer, and |
w. II. Learmont, Cashier of the New
Yale State Bank as clerk. A very sat- |
isfactory sale is reported.
Lew Mcdonald, of Brown City, is q
distinguished gentleman at the present
moment. He is daddy of twins-a boy
and girl, born on Friday last. We
wish that the little ones may live long
and be blessing to their parents.
Miss Woodruff, of Detroit, will be in
Yale Thursday of each week to give
lessons in Voice Culture and may be
found at the residence of K. r. Beecher
between $3.50 a. m. and 3 D. m. For
further particulars inquire of Marcia
Beecher.
great deal of petty thieving is be-
ing done around town these days and |
nights. Fruit is being stripped from
choice peach and pear trees and grape |
vines are robbed boldly by boys. 1t is
a bad practice lads, and may lead to
worse. Stop it now.
Workmen have moved the house on
Bettes street, formerly occupied by
Chas. Tunis and wife, to the corner lot
and a new house is being built on the
site of the old one which Mrs. w. f..
WEIGH will occupy when completed.
We heartily welcome Mrs. WEIGH to
our village.
Chas. Tunis and Justice Robinson
will go to Presque Isle county Friday
where they expect to close the deal
for timbered land located in the neigh
borhood of Loon Lake. They will go
by boat from Port Huron to Alpena
and will be accompanied by Ephriam
Mitchell, who expects to go to Mlllers-
burg to work this fall and winter. The
Exposition wishes them all manner of
success.
A matched game of base ball was
played on the fair ground Wednesday
afternoon between the Richmond |
team and our boys. A goodly number |
Of our citizens witnessed the game |
which proved to be rather q one-sided |
affair. The visiting team was made up |
of old and experienced ball players, |
and our lads did not make a very good |
showing. However a very agreeable |
game was played. Score, "a to A..