The Yale expositor., 1901-10-11
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Horse Sale
The Racket
G. G. Meisel
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G. G.. Meisel
John Hutton
Mrs. Eva Black
Smart, Fox & Co.
Rounds & Vancamp
Drs. Kennedy & Kergan
Races next week.
Bring your best girl to the Yale
Races next week.
Don't miss hearing Beauchamp Fri
day evening, October lS. III you miss
it, you MISS it.
Ed. Scott has taken Justin Robin
sons position as engineer in the Yale
Woolen Mile.
Burnelle Wight was unfortunate to
again break his arm. The little fellow
is having hard time of it.
The Board of Supervisors for st.
Clair county Will convene at Port HUI
ron beginning next Monday the 14th.
New subscribers are being added to
The Expositor's large list each week.
Are you subscriber? If not, why not?
Miss Woodruff, teacher in singing,
will be at the residence of Mrs. E. Il.
Beecher Thursday evenings and Friday
mornings each week.
The Hawaiian woman's club at Hon.
olula debated the question: sis 1T bet
ter to take Rocky Mountain Tea hot or
cold" Either way it magnlfies your
pleasure. Grant Holden.
When you have no appetite, do not
relish your food and feel dull after
eating you may know that you need a
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
LIVER Tablets. Price 25 cents. Sam
Piles free at Grant Holden's drug
store.
John Shearsmith, an old and re-
spected resident of Mussey township,
died in Brown City on Monday, Oct.
Il, 1901. Deceased left an estate of
$50 900 or more. Funeral held on
Wednesday and interment in Brown
City cemetery.
Palmer & Co. will open up stock OF
goods in the Palmer building next
week. The stock will consist of dry
goods, groceries,, boots, shoes, clothing
and everything kept in general store.
They will have bargains to offer cash
buyers. Watch for an adv. next week.
AS the pancake season has arrived
Esper & Co. have made special prepa-
rations and are right in line with full
stock of the best brands of flour, such
as Virginia Sweet Pancake flour, III. o..
Buckwheat compound, H. o. Pancake
flour, etc. also a full supply of maple
syrup.
Parents, don't keep those school boys
or girls from hearing a course of enter
tainments that are both amusing and
instructive, and will create in them q
desire for the best and purest entertain
ment. They can hear six entertain
ments for SIC each, by buying Stu
dent Course ticket for SOC.
Mark Brown, travelling salesman for
Hazelton Perkins & Co. of Grand Rap
ids, appeared in Yale Tuesday on his
regular semi-monthly trip. He carried
an unusual happy smile on his usually
smiling countenance, and on inquiry
we learned that a beautiful blonde
| baby girl arrived at his home in Sagi-
nav last Friday morning. Marks
many Yale friends Joined with him In
his happiness for they all enjoy to see
him prosper.
Mr. Lou J. Beauchamp will lecture
at Central Hall, Friday, October IS, al
500 D. m. His lecture, "Take the Sun.
ny Side," has been called by the press
zone Hundred Laughs in One Hun.
dred Minutes. He has travelled oyer
a million miles and this alone ought to
enable him to have something that il
of interest to all of us. No one can af.
ford to miss hearing such rare talent
as are on the Yale Course of entertain
ments this year. Single admission 25c
Course tickets $l.00.
Elmer Holly, and Miss Nora Paine.
teer, daughter of Hiram Palmeteer
both of Greenwood township, were
married at the NJ. K. parsonage, Yale
on Wednesday afternoon, October g.
1901, by Rev. Durr. Mr.. and Mrs. Holly
will visit the Pan-American and friends
near Buffalo, and expect to be gone
about two weeks. On their return they
will go to housekeeping on the old
homestead just north of Fargo. The
Expositor Joins the many friends
in Fargo and vicinity in wishing the
happy couple long and happy wed
ded life.
In another column we publish the
statement of the old reliable First Ma
tional Bank of Yale. Itshowsa steady
and constant growth. The loans tC
people of this community amount tC
Sl30, ,666.48, which are S37 $4,000 larger
than one year ago. The deposits are
] Sill, ,3ll.29 and 5,0l1.85 larger thar
one year ago. 1t has had good stronl
competition since February but its bus
mess has gone steadily on and to-day
its deposits are oyer $4,000 more anC
loans $3l 900 more than when the new
Yale State Bank opened its doors. /
shows the growth of the town as thu
new Yale State Bank has enjoyed I
good business as well.