The Yale expositor., 1903-04-03
Register tomorrow.
Nnla next Monday.

Register tomorrow.
Vote next Monday.
The roads are slowly drying.
How do you like this April weather.
Baths AT WindsOr's barber shop. Hot
or cold.
All vegetable seeds packages for
5cts-at Martins.
See the tine line of pattern hats at
Mrs. Jas. Brown Il Co.'S.
Call at ". w. Adams harness shop
and get an Ideal nest egg.
First Cook Wanted at once. Apply
To The Paisley, Yale, Mich.
IL you want cedar posts the Holden
Lumber Co. has lust received 2OUO.
Millinery opening at Mrs. Eva Black
& Co.'S next week, Tuesday and Wed
nesdHy.
Money to loan in large or small qusn-
titles on real estate security. Enquire
of j A. Rapley.
Remember the consolidation slaugh.
ter sale at the Bazaar and Racket. You
can save money.
Mrs. Warsaw will move To Jackson
this week where she will reside with
her daughter, Mrs. will II. Foster.
Wesley CHvanHgh and family nave
moved To- Detroit where Yves will go to
work as canvasser for murlc com.
pany.
Carrie Clark is staying at the farm
with her mother during the ntier's
/ illness. Mrs. Clark does not Improve
very rapidly.
! Lost at the Yale Post Office black
vestpocket memorandum. Finder will
| please return To postoiiice and receive
reward. f. l.. Spring.
The material for the new bridge
across Mill creek north and west of
! Yale has arrived and workmen are
busy putting II In place.
Man Wanted-to work on farm.
/ Good wages for right man. Apply At
| farm OF Richard Hayes miles enst of
/ Brockway school house.
Remember that for steel goods such
"a garden rakes, hoes, manure forks,
shovrls, spades, etc, Rounds n Van
Camp are headquarters.
The Holden Lumber Co. has torn
down the elevator part To theold WEIGH
mill and are erecting coal sheds along
the Pere Marquette tracks.
Regular communication OF Brock.
way Lodge, No. $40. +. q A. NJ at Ma
comic hall, Yale, Thursday evening
next, April 9th. y. b. Herbert, w. VI.
room house, good location, good we'll,
cistoru, barn and outhouses. Located
| ON Second Street. James Sweet, Yale.
Lewis Armstrong and family expect
To 60 60 Hamilton, Ont, the first of
next week where they will make their
| future home. The best of good wishes
/ go with them.
Dr. L. G.. Lathrop has moved his
| office from Union Block To his resi-.
/ deuce on Kennetick street. Those
/ wishing work IN the dental line done
| should call ~ his home.
Commander Arnold desires all re-
| Gently initiated Sir Knights to be- pre-
| ent at the next review at Yale Tent,
/ kOrMM at the hall over tavanagh's
store Tuesday evening, April eth.
The buds are starting thickly ON tree
and shrub under the influence OF the
recent mid weather. II We get the
! Billiards this month which we didn't
/ get 10 March, damage will be done.
The OddfellOws have stored their
! furniture aud fixtures in the rooms up
/ stairs IN Union Block until IL. T. Beard
! completes the repairs To the hall over
| his store, then this society will hola it,
meetings therein.
Two birthday parties last week
! pleased the little girls exceedingly.
Thursday evening Queeuie Wallace
celebrated her birthday and on Friday
afternoon Vera Mclaughlin enter.
tanned company.
Keep IN mind the Easter Ball Al tie
Dewey House, Emmett, "Wednesday
evening, April -. You will have
good time II you attend. Cassello's
orchestra OF Port Huron. Bill, Includ.
ing supper, only Sl.0O.
A. II. Clute and otto lIaRr, Of Rich
mond, made their first trip to Yale on
Wednesday To gather eggs for Ncter,
Tanning ~ Co. Both gentlemen have
hOsts OF friends IN Yale and We are
pleased 20 see them on this route again.
The ladies of the Church OF Christ,
Mechanic street, will give supper of
hot biscuit. maple syrup, escHlloped
potatoes and boiled eggs on Thursday
evening. 4 pril 9th, at the residence OF
Miss Jennie Law, first door east of
Brick Chapel. ~ cents for every body,
and everybody invited.
Nick Meharg met with n painful &C.
cideut on Thursday while working
around "A buzz saw ON the lice farm
one mile north and four miles west OF
Yale. A. luck would have il he es.
capped with only a flesh wound, his
right arm being sawed to the bone be.
tween the wrist and elbow.
John Muir brought The Expositor a
bag of fine eating apples Saturday for
which We return thanks. While on his
way To town his horse BECAME unruly,
backing the buggy in which Mr.. Muir
was riding over the enbankment near
the cider mill. The old gentleman
feels lucky that he escaped with as
slight injuries Hs ne did.
The weather the past week has been
exceptionally fine for March. The
r0a L. which have been almost inpassa-
BILE for month or more are IN good
condition again. Monday and tues.
day were lively days In town farmers
being able to get IN Co do trading. The
roller Hour mill has more grinding than
u can attend To- this week.
A. u. Lloyd ana Bertrand :. sum.
mers, OF Chicago, were here the latter
part OF last week looking n location 90
estH blish mill for the manufacture OF