The Yale expositor., 1902-10-31

Judge chairs, and you will not be dis.
appointed or dissatisfied with the man
ner In which they are filled.
Clifford Patterson, of Lansing. u
now In the employ of steve Windsor
as coat maker.
For a pleasant physic take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy
to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale by
Grant Holden.
Married. on Wednesday, October %,
at Sanilac Centre, by Justice L. Daw-
son, Charles LOhr and Emma Wiley,
both Of Fargo, Mich.
Republicans Remember Elec-
tlon Day, Tuesday. Nov. 4.
Mellon Ferguson il now nicely locat.
Cd IN his little candy store and INVITES
the public TO give him a call when I'm
need OF fine confectionery, cigars or
tobacco.
For SerYice-I have for service at my
farm one mile west and one-half mile
north of Yale, n thoroughbred Pol.
and China boar. Terms Sl.OO. George
Stevens. 26-f
She's radiant. witohing, wondrous
gem that beautiful, blushing wife of
mine. She Is an angel on earth, so Won
can be, only take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Grant Holden.
This Is the time of the year when
you need that building paper and
roofing to stop the cracks. Call At
Rounds * NnnCamp's aud see their
brands. Al kinds AZ all prices.
4 nice line of silver plated ware Just
in at Rounds y NBnCHmp's, consisting
of teaspoons, tablespoons, children
sets, kniyc-, forks, ash trays and SILVER
tea sets. Every piece warranted.
The annual supper OF the ladies of
the Christian church will ba served in
the Chamberlain building, one door
south oi liuttou'- hardware, ON We'd
uesday evening next. supper Doc.
Bert Jurdinc and family now occupy
their newdwelliug on West North streets
having moved this week. -. 4. Nc.
Keith and father will occupy the suite
OF rooms made vacant by the removal.
Atthe Township Board meeting ON
Tuesday " was voted 20 build an iron
bridge Hcrose Mil creek on the goad
between sections S and 9. This will
give the residents IN the northwest
part OF the Town an outlet south.
Died, on Wednesday, October %,
1902, Mrs. Mary A. Wright, OF old age.
Mrs. Wright WAS - years old and lived
with her son Thomas Thody, In Brock
way township. The funeral services
were held last Saturday from the Me-
mercy church, Rev. J.. Clark officiating.
The remains were placed IN Elmwood
cemetery.
Strayed from the premises OF the nm
dersigued ON Thursday, October 10th,
dark bay or brown gelding driver,
weight about 1000, 8 or years old.
Foretop docked. Scratch on one hind
heel under fetlOck. When he travels
he toes in. Has only one shoe on
front nigh hoof. $500 reward for IN.
formation leading TO his recovery.
Elan SloGt, section 26 Speaker. 26.3
Charley T.. Wells il dong a little
novel work these days. something
which the housewives will no doubt
appreciate. lie is getting up and will
print n cook book in the near future,
the recipes for which he Is soliciting
from the Yale ladies. Each recipe
will be accompanied by the name 81
the one contributing, and the book
will probably contain much valuable
will sell rapidly at the small sum of
twenty-five cents.
Christian Siocpple and crew OF
men are doing an excellent Job paving
with cohblc stones the cutters along
front Of the stores OF l.. Roy Fuller, II.
T.. Beard, Rounds n NAnCamp and the
Yale State Bank. This crew also did
the work on the two sides Of T.. b. Full.
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North streets, making vast improve.
ment to the streets. The merchants
along whose places OF business this
paving is done are paying for the work
and in doing this show commendable
enterprise. Others will no doubt fol-
low the example set.
T.. b. Fuller & Co.'s stock of clothing
has been moved into the south half OF
u. G.. Williams grocery store, where
there Will he more room to display
goods. A larger stock has been added
and also n nice line OF gents furnish.
ings aud shoes. Frank Putney will
have charge OF the store and the pub
lie will be served IN Franks own cour-
teous, popular style. lie was too MANY
years n merchant In Yale TO need n
eulogism from Us. Emerson Cooper,
NnO WIS lOIlntilN w uaikt VI Nulr ht-
partment, has taken a clerkship in
Beavis & Hutchinson's general store.
A valuable horse belonging TO r.. Il.
Fuller ran away near the Creamery on
Thursday, and dashed into n wire
fence, decorating its fore legs go badly
u was necessary to shoot the animal to
put IL out OF is misery. The wagon to
which IL was hitched was being loaded
with flour and young Leayitt had one
foot I'm the wagon aud the other on the
Creamery platform. The horse was
standing quietly when gust OF wind
blew the door Of the Creamery shut,
fastening young Leaviit and frighten-
ing the horse. When the wagon went
from under the boy he fell 90 the
ground, striking on bis head and shout
ders, bruising HIM quite badly. No
bones were broken and he will be able
10 go to work tomorrow, although he
is feeling quite sore at present.