The Yale expositor., 1901-08-23
of the rooster.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jardine have a
very sick baby.
Mrs. Eva Black is getting out again
after severe illness.
A quantity of stove wood for SALE
Inquire of S. Goldburg & Co., Yale.
Try the New City Bakery of Wesley
Robinson for bread, pies, cakes, cook
les, also ice cream.
The Cleaner dance at Maccabee hall
Old Brockway, Tuesday evening, Aug
ust goth, was a success. About so
numbers were sold.
Helps young laaies to withstand the
shock of sudden proposals, that's what
Rocky Mountain Tea has done. 35cts.
Made by Madison Medicine Co. Grant
Holden.
Mrs. Walter Letter was called to the
bedside of Mr.. LETTERS mother in
Speaker township last week and has re-
NAMED there ever since administering
to her comfort.
Assessment No. "a of Peerless Hive
LOTM must be paid to Mrs. McDutf be-
fore the last day of this month or
members will be suspended. Attend
to this matter at once.
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has world wide
reputation for its cures. 1t never fails
and is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by Grant Holden.
The infant daughter of Mrs. John
Weldon died at Detroit Saturday and
Mrs. Lewis Cady departed for there
that day. Mrs. Weldon is the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cady.
Justin Cavanagh received the con-
tract for grading and leveling the
grounds around the Carless school
house, and Michael Sheehy got the
contract for building new fence
around the school grounds. The OFF,
GERS can depend on getting good jobs
done.
got into the fly poison Tuesday and ate
some of 1t. His parents at once no.
ticed what he had done and called DR..
Clyne who administered emetics and
the little fellow was soon relieved. He
is all right again although he had a
narrow escape.
c. H. Stone, of Fremont, has rented
Rodger WEIGHS farm one mile south
and half mile east of Yale. Rodger
will offer his farm stock and imple-
ments at public auction soon. On &C
count of the loss of his wife Mr.. WEIGH
is making shift, although he has not
decided what he will go at.
Norman Strevel, of Jeddo, was in
town last Saturday with load of
early peaches and soon disposed of
them. Mr.. Strevel has large peach
orchard and raises some of the best
fruit in the state. He expects to have
about 5000 bushels this year and can
supply those wanting them in Yale.
If you hayn't already made arrange
ments for peaches see Mr.. Strevel.
Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer, will sell by
public auction for Alex Cameron on
the Archie williams farm one mile
north and one and half miles east of
Yale on Tuesday, September Bird, all of
his farm stock, implements, household
goods, etc. Sale to commence at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. Mr.. Gamer
on is going to move to other parts of
the country and everything must be
sold.
E. j. Miller, Collector of Customs of
Columbus, Ohio, was In Yale the latter
part of last week, on visit to b. II.
Noble of the First National Bank. Mr..
Miller has purchased number of
shares of stock in the Black Hills Por-
celain q Marble Co., of Deadwood Colo.
This company has sold to many men of
prominence considerable stock and
Mr.. Noble says that all who have been
at the mines are more than pleased
with their investment.
Lola Bullock, of Lynn, through her
solicitor Harvey Tappan, has filed
bill in the Circuit Court for q divorce
against her husband, Wallace Bullock.
She charges extreme and repeated
cruelty and asks for the custody of
their child Flossie. Mr.. Bullock
through his solicitors, Drake q Rapley.
files hot answer in the nature of
cross bill, charging complainant with
unfaithfulness, and undue familiarity
with young resident OF Lynn. Bull
lock asks for divorce and the custody
of the child. The case promises to be
spicy article.