The Yale expositor., 1904-08-19
Labor dav. Sent. 9Th.

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this issue.
Bread &c a loaf, 8 loayes for 10c; 81
tickets for $1.00 at III. Stableford's.
Yale Grange now holds its regular
meeting the second Thursday in each
month.
Jas. Hisey was called to Canada
Tuesday ON account OF the death of
his mother.
Our goods are right and our prices
are right. If you don't believe it, try
us with your next order. g. Rounds.
Wego TO press too early to give re-
port of Pomona Grange picnic held at
Stoetfer's grove near Capac on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Fuller, of Detroit, will play the
vocalian organ in the Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday morning and
evening next.
Judge Walker, of Capac, one of the
Oldest attorneys of st. Clair county,
died at one O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing, aged 81 years.
The chicken pie supper given at the
home of Mrs. M. p. Brown last Sstur-
day evening was quite we'll pstronlzed.
About $l5 was realized.
IT'S said a bottle and a glass will
make a person mellow, but Rocky
Mountain Teas the drink that livens
up fellow. Grant Holden.
Yale and the d. B. us, of Detroit.
will come together on Yale's diamond
either the 1st, End or 3rd of Sept. Date
will be made known next week.
Don't forget us for fine clothing.
We handle the w. B. & w. clothing,
one of the best. Call and see our new
fall line which is arriving daily. j. l.
| Rosenthal.
j. H. Reilly, pastor of the M. p.
church, will preach his last sermon for
this conference year on Sunday even
ing next. Text, "Trust in the Lord
and do Good"
Frank B. Newell was at Port Huron
last Saturday and took the examina-
ton for rural free delivery carriers.
There were seven others that wrote at
the sane time.
Monday night large number of
Yale citizens listened to Prof. X. Full
Ter, of Detroit, play the vocalian at the
M. +. church. 1t is pronounced to be
a wonderful instrument.
Mrs. F. E. Montney desires to sell
her large go-cart. Price 800. Cost
when new Sl4. May be seen at her
home on Mechanic street, Yale. Cart
almost as good az new.
The average man in settling up his
debts usually pays his taxes, then his
rent. the interest on the mortgage. the
merchant, the doctor, and lastly the
print-no, he lets that hold over for
another year.
Don't forget that next Sunday will
he the missionary anniversary in Rose
burg, Speaker and Peck NJ. K. churches.
Rev. w. +. Days, of Lexington, will
preach and the Misses Kitchens, of
Mlnden City, will render special sing
ing. Come and help.
The 62d annual state conference of
the Methodist Protestant church will
be held at Adrain, beginning next
Tuesday. Rev. Reilly leaves on Mon
day to be present. 1t IS hoped by his
many friends that he may be returned
to this charge for another year.
The country newspaper is read from
the date line to the patent medicine
ad. Many city papers can be found,
scarcely rumpled, on the street car
seats in the cities. Ever see town lit
tered up with country papers? No,
they are all worn out before the neigh,
bors get half through with them.
Jared Meddaugh, for 25 years resi-
dent Of Lexington, died last week after
drinking six straight whiskeys and a
beer glass of gin. A lot of young men
from Croswell, camping at the lake,
thought they would see how much
drink Jared could stand and filled him
up. He became insensible and died in
few hours.
Herb Clark received letter from
his father who resides on farm in
Austin township, Sanilac county, say
ing that a heavy hail storm visited that
section on Saturday last, the hail
stones being almost as large as hens
eggs. His father was in the field at
the time and took shelter under an
ost shock.
The Order of the Eastern Star will
| hold picnic at Pine GROVE park
Port Huron, on Wednesday, Aug. 31st.
The lodges from Yale, Capac, Men,
phis, Port Huron, Marine City and st.
Clair will be present and a county or
ganization will be formed. This is in
accordance with suggestion made at
the last meeting of the Grand Lodge.
Last weeks INLAY City Record con.
tains the following:-"Mrs. Davey re-
turned from Yale last night, bringing
with her her daughters, the Misses
Lillian and Pearl, Miss Lillian, who
was so severely injured two weeks ago
by being kicked in the face by horse,
continues to improve. Miss Pearl is
suffering from an attack Of append
citis, but is reported as having fair
prospects for a speedy recovery"
Judge Tappan attended last week
Thursdays game OF ball in Yale and
enjoyed the sport very much. The
Port II uron Times of the Tuesday fol-
lowing contained the following ITEM
"a Yale man speaking of the game of
base ball between the Nebraska In
dams and the team from that place on
Thursday last, says that whenever
Yale made good play Judge Tap
pans "rouiing" could be heard over
in the township OF Greenwood"
Human nature is prone to complain