The Yale expositor., 1903-07-03
Additional Expositions.

Call and look over our line OF straw |
and felt hats. j. |. Rosenthal.
Lambert Jones has moved his house |
on the lot which he recently purchased. |
Miss Roy and Mrs. Zavitz entertained
their Sunday school classes Saturday.
Ed. Youngs has entered Uncle Sans
service and ~ now carrying the mail
between Yale and Brockway.
Mrs. l.. Snyder has been very low
the past day or two and little hopes
are entertained as 90 her recovery.
The appearance of J. III. Merrilps
house is much improved by coat OF
paint. John is the artist IN charge.
A practice game of ball came of on
the fair grounds last Saturday after
noon between the two mines of the
town.
An order was issued by the Probate
Court of this county on Wednesday
committing John Meharg O. the asy-
lum at Pontiac.
The base ball game at Croswell last
week Thursday between Peck and
Yale resulted IN favor of Peck-score
5 and .. IL was hot game from start
TO finish.
Little Josephine Mccarthy, who is
here from Grand Marais visiting IN the
family of John Strevel, attended school
one day last week In Miss ROy's room
and enjoyed n very pleasant after
Moons instruction.
When you wake up with bad taste
in your mouth, go at once to Grant
Holden's drug store and get free
sample of Chamberlain stomach and
Liver Tablets. One or two doses will
make you we'll. They also cure bill.
iousness, sick headache and constipa.
ton.
X. :. Campbell, who retired from the
Office of county commissioner OF schools
Tuesday evening, June 3Oth, has held
the office for six years. During that
time he has travelled an average of
800 miles year visiting schools, or a
total of 10 500 miles.
T.. T. Mason and crew Of men are
sinking drive well ON the Canning
Factory grounds II Is hoped good
flow of water will be secured. After
this lob is finished work will be begun
sin king test we'll for oil on Dan Fer
guson's land IN the rear OF the ice
house.
We notice by the Coleman lndepend-
ent that son was born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bradshaw one day last week
which tipped the scales at 10 pounds.
Another item of interest 10 our towns
people in the same issue Is that DR.. &.
V. High will spend ten weeks AT Chica-
go taking post graduate course.
| Anthony Welch received word this
week of the death of Mrs. Chas. WEIGH
at Cleveland on Thursday of last week.
Deceased is n daughter-in-law OF the
old gentleman and will be remember
ed as Jennie Lawrence, who worked IN
the Maccabee temple at Port Huron
for a number of years AS book-keeper
Sir Thomas Lipton's new cup chal
lenger Shamrock Ill. was given heI
first test IN American waters Saturday
of Sandy Hook, and her performance
demonstrated that she IL the most dan
gerous challenger ever brought from
the other side. She beat Shamrock /
easily and the old boat is said TO b'
faster than ever before.
Slight injuries often disable n mar
and cause several days loss Of time
and when blood poison develops, some
times result in the loss of a hand o.
limb. Chamberlain's Pam Balm 10 an
tiseptic liniment. When applied 4
cuts, bruises and burns II causes then
TO heal quickly and without matura
ton, and prevents any danger of blooC
poison. For sale by Grant Holden.
There was large attendance in TIT
Sunday school at the Presbyterian
: church last Sunday, being n rally o
, Home Department. In place OF eRcl
class taking up the review, there was
. program which was as follows:-"Stor!
: OF Pauls Life" by Florence Moore
"Two Missionary Tours of Paul." b.
! Alex Sayles and Grace Ellis; "Outlin
I of next Quarters Lessons" by Rev
Ellis; Recitation, paul, the Hero" b.
. Lettie Beadle. All who attended wer,
greatly pleased and interested. Tn
. Home Department is steadily growinI
and n number have entered the Sun
} day school.
1 The suit brought by the people o
! tho Village Of Yale against Jack Matt
ews for being disorderly on the street
of Yale on Sunday evening, June ~
and which has caused considerable
comment, came OIL in the village hal
Tuesday afternoon, June 30, befor
Justice Ballentine. A warrant was II
sued for Jesse Lane, Alvin Curvln an
Q Jack Mathews on complaint OF Pos
= master Wallace. The first two plea
{ guilty and were each fined $500 an
y costs. Jack plead not guilty and Oh
0 case came up for trial as stated abov'
4 ]. A. Rapley was for the people an
. liz. III. Drake handled the defendant
= side. All the testimony showed thu
Jack was not guilty and the attorne
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