The Yale expositor., 1903-10-02

nesdAy evening.
Mrs. John Hutton has been quite
sick the past week.
Several from Yale are attending the
fair at Croswell this week.
Mrs. IL. A. Granger Is confined to her
bed this week with the grippe.
Born TO the wife of Charles Slussar.
on Saturday. Sept. 20, 1908, a son.
Thursday is Jewish New Year and
j. |. RosenthaPs store was closed on
that date.
Take bath once a week, IL will do
you lots of good. Try one ut WindsOr's
barber shop.
The w. y. corset II the corset for
health, style and durability. For sale
at Wallace BRllentine's.
Leave your orders with us for coal.
We have all kinds and we guarantee
weights and price. Holden Lumber
Co.
Social dance IN Central Hall, Yale,
| "Wednesday evening, Oct. eth. First
class music in attendance. Everybody
invited.
Andy j. Hicks, we'll known In Yale,
was married To ChebOygan lady re-
Gently. This u Andy's second matri-
monial venture.
No danger of consumption if you
use Foley's Honey and Tar to cure
that stubborn cough. For sale by all
druggists of Yale.
The Ball brand of rubbers, the kind
that wears and Is not made by trust.
Beavis ~ Hutchinson have them In all
styles. Ask 10 see them.
Stores of the village are now closed
at 6:3O p. m. excepting "Wednesday and
saturday evenings. The post.Oiiice
will also close at same time.
Porter Harris has so far recovered
from his recent sickness as 10 be able
to come down town each day this week
IL Is hoped his recovery may be com
plete.
Our winter oYercoats for men and
boys are now in. We haye yet on hand
few fall overcOats which will be sold
AT very low price. Yale Clothing
House.
Strength and yigor come of good
food, duly digesied. Force" n ready
to.serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, bat sustains, nOurishes, in
vigorates.
pull ball found on the farm OF
Lemuel Brown Is now on exhibition at
the home Of James Brown that meas
ures 40 inches IN circumference and
weighs 3 lbs. 10 %.
! When YOU want anything in the line
OF clothing, shoes %. furs, give me a
call. My stock is the most complete
~ town and can s'ye you some mon.
ev. j.. J.. R0seuthal.
Tho happiest couple in the world
| should be- "a deaf husband and blind
wife, both taking Rocky Mountain
Tea. Keeps peace in the family IS
cents. Grant Holden.
The infant child of Jas. Ferguson,
living five miles east of Yale, died on
sunday, sept. 81. Funeral held ON
/ Tuesday from the house, Rev. JOua-
than Thompson, officiating.
4 conference OF delegates from the
/ -. Clair county oranges will meet In
! MGccabee hall, BrOckway, on tuesday,
/ oct. 9th, for the purpose OF electing
delegates TO the state conference. Geo.
/ Smith, Jas. White. Mr.. and Mrs. A. IS.
| Carlisle will represent Yale grange.
Lincoln Avery, Of Port Huron, was
/ IN Yale Wednesday assisting ion taking
/ testimony for the village IN the case
of Mrs. Geo. Deemert W.. The Village
of Yale. our village authorities hope
/ TO get this case on the docket at the
next term of the It. Clair County Cir.
cult Court.
Patrons Of the rural routes wanting
daily papers will please call at the TX.
positor Office and get the lowest price
| possible. We are not cutting the price
Of The Expositor, for IL Is we'll worth
one dollar year, but will give any of
our subscribers n daily paper at just
what u costs us.
+. II. Drake. during the past week,
! has made n decided improvement 90
| his residence lot on corner of Main and
| Bettes streets. by grading the same.
and beautiful surroundings, an intell.
gent, sociable family, Harvey should
be happy and fully enjoy life.
Died at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Brown, mile north and miles
west OF Yale, on Thursday, Sept. 24th.
1908, Joseph Hummel. aged 40 years
and months. Cause, cancer Of the
tongue. The funeral was held from
the Mennonite church on Saturday
and the interment made In the Capac
cemetery.
The singing school which was pro-
posed to be organized last week has
been dropped on account OF not
enough being interested. This is not
right. Every one should be interested
in learning vocal music and we wish
there might have been large class.
Perhaps little later the matter could
be taken up again with more enthus-
iasm.
The sale of western horses at the
stock yards last Saturday afternoon
was successful one, about 80 head
being sold. Fred T.. Montney was the
auctioneer and through his untiring
Efforts the greater part of the success
of the sale was due. The balance OF
the SO head also several native bred
animals will be sold nj Peck. Saturday,
Oct. 3.
\ quiet home wedding occurred nj
the home OF the brides parents nj
ROsoburg on Wednesday afternoon
sept. 30, 1908, at which time John
Irving and Miss Inez Simmons were
u