The Yale expositor., 1903-06-05

buHl oh Aut Walk hibuk the lInntftlrr
OF Nm, Run and stut Mathews on
Mechanic street.
~. +. Beard, after conducting gro.
Gerry m Yale for several years. this
week sold his stock to James Collins,
ct Speaker township, who will con.
duct the business IN the same stand |
Success 10 him.
thamberlain's Pain Balm IN an anti. |
septic linlment, and when applied To |
cuts, bruises ana burns, causes them To |
neal without maturatinn and much /
more quickly than 10y the usual treat |
ment. For sale by Grant Holden.
The Oaiman school at Green's Corn |
ere viii give an ice cream social Tues.
day night, June 9th, at the residence |
of VIM. collins. Tho small sum of ten |
cents will be charged and the proceeds |
will go towards library for the school
Patrons of the Rural Free Delivery
routes will took TO their own best in
terests by getting boxes from Rounds
a NunCamp. This firm will have n
supply soon that are approved by the
government and the price will be right.
Bert r.. Limits, we'll known here, has
changed his residence from Adena,
ONO, TO Navarro same state. Bert has
many warm friends along the Saginaw
Division of the Pere Marquette R'y.
where he worked so long and they all
wish HIM every success.
Rev. Thos. Durr on Saturday even.
ing returned from tour of the cen.
| trail part OF the state, through which
section the storms OF last week played
hayoc. Seven years ago Mr.. Durr was
IN this same section and he informs us
| that the damage then was as great n
At THE time.
There has been several changes at the
Pere Marquette depot here during the
past week and no doubt there will b.
other changes soon. The new agent
Is ID. II. Vaughn. Harry Lake has been
given his former position az freight
clerk. Joe Muir will resign his posi-
tion this week.
With the card of Harry X. Howse
enclosed we have received the program
OF the graduating exercises At Brown
city, which occurs on the evenings OF
June II, IS, and 10. There are IL grad
yates from the school this year and
the commencement exercises will be
very interesting.
Miss Wayne Pearce, who received
first lessons in millinery I'm her home
town, il now at FrankfOrt-on.the-La Lake,
IN Benzie county with E.J. Gould q Co
and has fine position. Miss Pearce-
taste IN millinery IL unequalled and II
gives satisfaction and pride To her EN-.
ployers and their customers.
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what you need when |
you haYe no appetite, feel dull after |
eating and wake up with a bad taste IN !
your mouth. They will improve your |
appetite, cleanse and invigorate your |
stomach and give you relish for your |
food. For sale by Grant Holden.
The marriage OF Fred Matthews, one
Of our young, popular druggists, To- |
Ella Rooney, OF Brown City, we'll |
known IN Yale, occurred at the home
OF the bride Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. !
Mathews will be AT home to their /
friends IN Yale after June 18th. They |
will occupy Mrs. Welch's house on !
iiettes street. We extend hearty con. |
CALCULATIONS.
Probably some Of our readers will |
remember William Frost, who lived on !
the Bowman farm in this vicinity about |
twelve wears ago and also resided IN |
the village for time, afterward re-
moving to a farm near Romeo. A few |
days since ho suffered n broken leg |
aud other injuries In runaway acct. |
dent from the effects of which he died. |
Mr. Frost's wife Is a niece OF Elder |
Clark.
On account of there being no electric |
lights. the entertainment 10 be given /
by the primary scholars will be held |
in the afternoon of June 18th in the |
Presbyterian church, beginning at 2:30 |
IL.
ent as encouragement To the pupils
and teachers, and not only that, but
the program will certainly be pleasing |
and a treat for all. There will be no
charge.
al have been troubled for some time |
with indigestion and sour stomach |
says Mrs. Sarah w. Curtis, of Lee, Mass,
"and have been taking Chamberlain's |
Stomach and Liver Tablets which have |
helped me very much so that now |
can eat many things that before
could not" III you have any trouble |
with your stomach why not take these
tablets and get we'll? For sale by |
Grant Holden.
The Memphis Bee says:-"Fred |
Montney. of Yale, was in the village
"Wednesday. He tells of peculiar |
incident of Tuesdays storm, at n point |
north of Yale. A calf was picked |
up by the wind and lodged in a stub of |
tree sixty feet from the ground and |
was apparently unhurt. A rope was
tied about the calf and while he was
being lowered from his perilous posi- |
ton the rope parted and Mr.. Calf fell |
distance of Is or 20 feet and broke
his neck, killing him instantly"
James Brown received letter from |
his brother last week announcing the
death in a Los Angeles, Cal, hospital
of Horace +. Leonard, from acute in.
ilammation of the bowels. Mr.. Leon
ard will be remembered by many Of
the older citizens as having for num-
her of years conducted a hardware
business in the old Dutiie block, which
stood ON the site now occupied by the
Masonic hall. lie is one OF the col
ony Of about 40 citizens Of Yale and
vicinity who, during the past eighteen
years have taken up their residence in
Los Angeles. This little colony pre-
serve all the traditions and likings for