The Yale expositor., 1903-11-06

Hot or cold baths ut iwindsor's bar
Der shop.
Mrs. John Newell has been quite
sick the past week.
The finest line of horse blankets In
town At Yale Harness Co.
Born. on Monday, Oct. 20, 1908, to
the wife of VIM. Newell. son.
Ed. Youngs Is building fine new
driYe barn la the rear of his T esidence
lot on North street.
Work IL being pushed on Bart Nc
Nulty's house ON Main street north.
IL will soon be finished.
have complete line of gents
dress shoes. Give me n call before
buying. j. |. Rosenthal.
Floyd Holden, of Brown City, has
charge OF Holden's drug store while
Grant Is on his hunting trip.
We have one of the finest lines of
silverware ever shown IN Yale. Call
and see IL. Rounds a VanCnmp.
William Williams is having his farm
house north of Yale brick vaneered,
which adds greatly To its appearance.
The street sprinkler has been put in
To winter quarters but there never has
been more dusty condition OF our
streets than was experienced the past
week.
Strength and yigor come of good
/ food, duly digested. Force, "A ready
/ to-serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, but sustains, nourishes, in
vigorates.
To my patrons and the public gen.
! eTally:-l viii be away for three weeks
during which time my dental Office
/ will he closed. will return Noy. %.
Dr. V. A. Lacy.
Have you tried our Soc tea? Com
| padOTe Is the name. IL II the best that
can be bought for the money. Beavis
X Hutchinson.
Thoroughbred Poland China Boar,
6 months old, tit for service, for sale,
also some young pigs months old,
! thoroughhreds. One.half mile west of
Yale. +. II. Parkinson.
Levi Morrill,, who will be remember.
ed by many OF Yale's older inhabit-
ants but whose family now resides az
Millersburg. Is engaged IN running the
LOWS saw mill atOcqueoc.
Thanksgiving day proclamation was
issued by the President on Saturday
last. Thursday, Nov 20, has been des.
ignated as the day TO give thanks and
eat turkey, II you are lucky enough to
secure one.
W. ID. NanConant, Sr., has leased the
New Elk hotel at Peck from C.. y.
Nannest who Is moving 90 Minnesota.
Mr.. NanConant moved 10 Peck this
week. The EXpositcr wishes him sue
cess IN his new undertaking.
Last week he Expositor made brief
mention that Ward and Fitzgerald
would meet In glove contest in De.
iroit Nov. u. The match has since
been declared of. The principals and |
club could not agree on n referee
Frank Newell left on his hunting |
trip on Wednesday evening. lie will |
so TO Onaway and from there will pro. |
coed 20 the same happy hunting ground |
in which our beloved boss is dong the /
shoot act. lie will be lucky II he gets
back again.
J. G. Holden, Grant Holden and ,
Mark Brown left on Wednesday even. /
ing for Kenton, Houghton Co., for |
four weeks hunt. The Grimes crew |
went up above st. lgnace and Warren /
liosd way j. near Newberry. IL looks
as II yenison would be very scarce next
fall.
Married on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 4, 1903, by the Rev. r. DUR,
Ethan Curvin and Miss Bertha Carson,
both OF Yale. The bride was assisted
by Miss RoNa Turnbull and the groom
by X. Saunderson. Long may they
live and prosper Is the wish Of the Ex-
positor.
The 10th annual convention OF the
st. Clair County Sunday school As.
sOciation will be held IN 50. Clair,
Thursday and Friday, Nov. IL and 10.
A splendid program has been prepared.
Every sunday school I'm the county is
a member OF this association and each
should send its superintendent. FRI
mary teacher and one other delegate
to the meeting.
The entertainment In Central Hall
last Saturday evening under the aus.
pices of the Yale Citizens Cornet Band,
did not come off on account of lack OF
patronage. This is unjust to the boys
as they are working hard 10 make the
band ~ success, and their entertain
ments should be patronized. They i'm
tend 20 try their luck again in about
four weeks, and II il to be hoped that
everybody will turn out and encour-
age Tue boys.
For week or two the little ones in
the primary rooms have been prepar-
ing "A program under the efficient iii.
reciion OF the teachers, Misses Roy and
Hayes, and an hour on "Wednesday
morning was devoted 10 giving II. Sew
eral visitors were present and many
more would have been welcomed, we
are certain, The program was special
ly prepared for the autumn season
and was indeed fine. The last num-
Der was October giving party and the
scene was very pretty indeed.
Editor Jas. A. Menzies of The Ex-
position, becoming over burdened with
excessively high Lying since the "pun-
kin" season commenced, the cares and
anxieties Of worrying over the woes
that are coming upon his delinquent
subscribers, aud chiefly, perhaps, be.
cause his larder has become scant OF