The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-29


Cos.
Don't forget the date of the reunion
September 10 and IL.
Go 10 Holden's drug store for all
kinds of school books.
For fancy shirts, collars and ties call
at Yale Clothing House.
Bert Burk is now employed as clerk
in Ballentine's general store.
Remembr we sell stationery. Larg-
est and best tablet IN Michigan for DC
ut the Racket
10 IL not necessary 10 go 10 the sea
shore for a salt water bath. You can
get one at Windsor barber shop.
Regular communication OF Brock
way Lodge, No. $40, +. * A. NJ, will
be held IN Masonic hall Thursday eye
ming, Sept. IL.
A small house has been erected on
the cemetery grounds for the use Of
the sexton and tools. 10 was painted
on Wednesday.
A big picnic l. to be held in Wales
ON Saturday. Judges Law. Tappan,
and Graham and Elmer StoCkwel are
billed rs speakers.
Several piano agents representing
different makes are doing their best
To- sell Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson a piano.
No sale has been made as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Vincent in COM
pany with their children spent Tues
day at the old homestead In Greenwood
township. 10 was happy occasion.
There Is u pretty Girl in an alpine hat,
sWeeter girl in u sailor brim, but the
/ handsOmcst girl you II ever see Is the
| sensible girl who uses Rocky Mountain
Tea. Grant Holden.
The young people of the Brick
chapel will serve ice cream IN the
building vacated by Mrs. Taylor, on
saturday afternoon and evening. All
re cordially invited.
We have no gratitude for those re-
Irmers who would force upon Us a
doctrine which has not sweetened their
own tempcrs, or made them better men
,lau their neighbors.
ilod Lathrop has ensconced himself
With his watch and clock repairing
bench IN the north window OF the Yale
Bazaar, where his customers will find
him prepared TO DO all work In his line.
Archie Ludington il prepared To
make cider at his mill i'm the southern
part OF the village New machinery
i added aud every convenience neces-
sary TO do quick work has been IN
/ stalled.
The partnership in the agricultural
/ implement aud buggy business of Me-
| lntyre q Harris will Toe dissolved on ac-
count of the M health of George Nc
lntyre. u Is with regret We learn OF
the change.
The following real estate changes
| took place the past week:-Chas.
Rounds TO Bart McNulty land in Yale,
consideration Sl.0O. Maggie j. Schem-
erhorn to Charles Rounds, land in
Yale, consideration 500.
The Ladies Benevolent Society OF
the Presbyterian church Will hold the
| first fall meeting In the church next
Wednesday afternoon. IL u desired
that n large number DO present. A
matter of business will be discussed.
The Brown City races haye been set
for September Is and 10, when 5000
will be hung up. There will be
green race, "A 800, n $40 and 2:20
class, all trot or pace and a running
race each day, one-half mile heats, $50.
Married at the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Grinnell, at Midland,
Tuesday, Aug. II, Matte Grinnell 10
Albert b. Lunger, Of Port Huron.
The Expositor extends congratulations,
the bride beinga former Yale young
lady.
Lost--Somewhere in Port Huron or
Yale on Thursday OF last week, wine
colored pocket-book containing two
tens, three fiyes and two dollar bill,
a KOTM policy and two blank notes.
Finder will be literally rewarded by
returning to its owner, J. II. Young,
Yale.
A. T.. Leavitt, having sold his farm,
will offer for sale at public auction at
the premises one and half miles west
of Yale, on Wednesday, September 3,
all of his farming implements, stock
etc. Sale TO commence at one O'Clock
p. IN. sharp. w. w. Lord, auotioneer.
Steve Curvin has resigned his posi-
ton as engineer at the Almont
roller mills and will go TO Cros-
we'll where he has accepted n similar
situation. The Expositor joins with
Steve's many friends in and around
Yale in wishing himself and family
every success IN life.
F.. h. Fuller, ]. T. Staff and r. a.
Griswold, n delegation from the Yale
Canning Company visited the new
factory at Marlette Wednesday for the
purpose OF getting information about
what was being done in the way of
canning apples. Marlette citizens
were very hospitable and showed a
great deal of attention TO the delega-
tiOu