The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-09-05

To Let-4O long wool eve sheep.
Enquire of l.. Il. Middleton, Yale. a
Horse races at Brown City Sept. is
and 10. Keep the date in mind as IA
good time may be expected.
The soliciting committee for the re.
union will meet with the chairman,
Mrs. +. A. Griswold this friday eve.
ming.
Lost-In Lothian's grove on Thurs
day, August 2sth, n Masonic charm.
Finder will please return TO Expositor
Office and receive reward.
Jas. II. Moore has given up his posi-
ton In the bakery at Bay City and
moyed back 10 Yale. lie will go TO
work in the canning factory.
When you need that barrel press or
pairing machine remember Rounds *
NanCamp have them. They also have
meat choppers and sausage suffers.
The young ladies OF the VI. T.. church
will serve ice cream and cake on Frank
.Griswold's lawn next Wednesday and
Thursday. Ice cream and cake 10
cents.
Strayed-From the farm of Joseph
Foster, Speaker township, miles west
of Roseburg, some time recently, n
yearlinC heifer, color blue. Informa-
ton as TO its whereabouts will be re-
warded. James Collin, Yale. III
Thos. Wharton was called TO Cayu.
ga, Ont, this week on account of the
death of his father, George Wharton,
which occurred on Wednesday. The
old gentleman was oyer IS years of
age and leaves wife, two sons and
seven daughters to mourn the demise
of kind husband and indulgont faith
er.
Acreage lots in brakes Subdivision
for sale cheap and on easy terms.
These lots are all laid out along fine 60
foot streets and are the only acreage
lands for sale within the village limits.
They are in close proximity TO the Can
ming factory where all garden products
may be disposed of in the easiest mau-
ner and To the best advantage. Cali ut
office of +. III. Drake 20 get terms and
see plats.
The following item was published in
the Port Huron Herald OF September
2:-"Judge of Probate Graham this
morning issued "A citation TO have Mrs.
Thos. Mcleod brought into court on "A
- u ,
resides with Mrs. Mcleod. The COM
plant is made by Jas. McGregor, and
he alleges that Mrs. Mcleod shuts the
boy up in a room and refuses TO allow
him Co leave the room and Restraints
him from receiving proper exercise"
Judge George II. Durand, democrat.
ic candidate for governor, was stricken
with paralysis on Monday of this, week
losing the use of his right side. Tues
day his symptoms appeared slightly
improved, but the physicians say that
he will be helpless INVALID II he sur
wives this shock. The news OF the pos
sibly fatal illness of Judge Durand has
"A numbing effect on local political cir
cles. State senator |. w. Helme, of
Adrian, Is the talked OF successor AS
candidate for governor.
Norman Streyel, of Jeddo, who owns
fine stretch of fruit land, was IN Yale
Saturday and made arrangements with
II. +. Beard To handle his peaches this
season. The best stock will be ready
for picking in from 10 20 IL days. Or
ders for peaches may now be left with
Mr.. Beard. Mr.. Strevel sorts all
his fruit, and In this way he
secures uniform grade, making il
very convenient for housewives desir-
ing to can or pickle. Each package Of
peaches contains card with Strevel's
guarantee. "rhis package Is freshly
picked and honestly packed, as good
at the bottom rs you see on top Mr..
Strevels peaches are 20 we'll known in
this vicinity Rs scarcely To need this
guarantee, and they hayo always been
quite mp 10 the standard. The crop
rs large one this year and no one
should go without the delicious fruit
as prices are not high.