The Yale expositor., 1901-07-19

See Mrs. James Browns offer else.
where in this issue.
Mrs. EVA Black is still selling millin.
cry at cost. Call in for what you need
before everything is gone.
Word has been received from James
S. Kennefick that he has reached his
old home at Cork, Ireland.
"Contentment abides with truth, )"
says the old axiom, but few men are in
position TO vouch for the truth of it.
A mistake was made in footing the
annual account of school district No. i,
published i'll last issue of The Expos
itor.
The largest bunch of bananas ever
brought to town may be seen at Beard s
grocery this week. 1t weighs over
200 pounds.
The Presbyterian ladies, who sold
ice cream last Saturday evening on the
floor of the new Hotel Paisley, cleared
over sixteen dollars.
Yale Fire Co. No. 2 practiced We'd
nesday evening. The boys seem to
know where they are at and are get
ting the work down pat.
There are still a few rooms to rent
in the dormltory at Simpson Park.
Applications for rooms and tents were
meyer before so numerous.
DIR. Yuill will start for Chicago next
Tuesday and expects to be gone about
one week. therefore will not be in his
Office in residence opposite the Rapley
House.
Deputy Commander Sarah Jenney
OBrian expects to meet with the
Ladies of Peerless Hive at their regular
review July 10. A full attendance is
requested.
Charles Murray, of Lynn township,
arrested on a charge of rape preferred
by Blanche Segate, has been held to
appear before the circuit court Of the
county in $500 bail.
1t will be noticed that three columns
of our supplement are devoted each
week to the dairy, poultry and live
stock. This will be of especial interest
to our rural subscribers.
Fat lady-Don't sleep too much; ex-
ercise; don't eat fats and sweets. To
reduce flesh rapidly take Rocky
Mountain Tea. Acts directly on the
fatty tissues. 35c. Grant Holden.
Grant Holden, DR.. V. A. Lacey,
Chauncy Kelley and Mark Brown
spent Tuesday fishing along Mill creek
in the neighborhood of Old Brockway,
and returned at six O'Clock with fine
string of black bass.
The several Sunday schools of the
village will take advantage of the ex-
cursion to Port Huron and Stag Island
July 80. Fare for adults 30 cts chill
dren % cts. to Port Huron and return.
Ten cents extra on the boat.
James Avery, of Roseburg, while at
work on a barn for John Mackie in
twenty-four feet onto pile of stones
breaking his right wrist and bruising
him about the body and face. DR..
Yuill is attending him and the patient
is getting along nicely.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted
His next visit will be on Friday, Aug,
9th. He will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
After two years of faithful service as
telephone girl in the central Office at
Staley & Co.'S, Miss Maude Hennessy
has severed her connection with same.
During the time Miss Hennessy has
acted as "hello grip she has made
many friends and become very popular
by her pleasing and accommodating
ways. Next week she will take va
cation, and about August lst will enter
the post Office which position she will
Enthusiastically fill as efficiently as she
has the former. Miss Hennessy's
place at the telephone Office will be
filled by Aggie Henry who has been
there this week catching on" to the
switch board, etc. Miss Henry is a
bright, young Yale girl and will fill
the position to perfection.
The Capac Journal published the
following in last weeks issue:-"Joh
Ard, of Yale, has been ailing for four
or five weeks with shortness of breath
and gradually getting worse. His
physicians attribute the difficulty to
asthma and heart trouble. While here
last Sunday evening he became much
worse. and consulted DR.. Paterson,
who discovered that his shortness of
breath was not caused by asthma or
heart trouble, but by an accumulation
of fluid within the pleural cavity sur
rounding the lungs. He advised an
Immediate operation which was sue
cessfully performed Monday. Two
pints of bloody fluid was withdrawn
from each side, giving Mr.. Ard inn
mediate relief. He is getting along
nicely at present at the home of Ever
eli Warren, where his wife is attending
him, and he will be permitted to re-
turn home in few days.