The Yale expositor., 1904-02-05

MANTED-girl Tor general homework.
Apply Co Mrs. Chas. ;. Brown.
A teachers examination will be held
IN Port Huron on March 10 and IL.
Windsur's salt sea baths are inyigor.
ating and healthful. Try one each
week.
The Golden Rule Circle meets with
Lelah Armstrong Monday evening,
February Sth.
j. G.. Holden is Frightening the in
terror of the Yale Clothing House by y
fresh coat OF paint.
Keep up the custom, and buy your
valentines at Grant IIolden's. He has
a nice line that will greatly please you.
We are pleased TO learn that our old
friend Thos. Holmes, of Speaker, who
has been on the sick list during the
past week Is better.
IL. &. Martin has n complete stock OF
general merchandise that II will pay
you to- look over II you want high
grade goods Mt low grade prices.
Attend the auction sale al Wharton
IL Montney's tomorrow afternoon
and evening, also every Saturday Gf-
ternoon and evening until further no.
tice.
Frank Bywater has been recommend.
ed for postmaster at Memphis. Fred
Coburn, the present encumbent, has
been proficient officer during the past
eight years.
Valentines! A full line of lace and
box valentines. valentine drops and
postal cards and large variety of the
latest comics at prices to suit everyone
at The Yale Fair.
DR.. and Mrs. A. Pollock are reioic.
ing over the arrival at their home OF
bouncing baby boy born Saturday, Jan.
80, 1904. Grandma Hennessy is proud
Of the little one but no one is more so
than the Or. himself.
Quite n number of Yale's young PEG.
pie braved the chilling blasts of Mon.
day night and drove To Peck where
they attended social dance. They
reached home Tuesday morning IN
time for breakfast.
u. A. McKeith received boquet of
orange blossoms from r.. l.. Dunn who
Is now In Florida. Dunk returned an
artificial flower which was the best he
could pick mp here, unless II would be
a boquet of snowballs.
At the annual meeting of the Ar.
mazda Agricultural Society held on
Tuesday, Jan. 10th, the following of.
iicers were elected for the ensuing
yenr:-President, Henry Pratt; secre.
taTy A, j. Freeman; treasurer G.. +.
Lathrop.
O. +. Karn desires 10 say TO those
having horses for sale that he is at
present buying horses for the Eastern
markets and paying the highest prices
for same. May be found at residence
one.half mile north of Yale or call
phone 80 3jtf
Two more Of VIM. Hodgins' boys and
one daughter are sick with typhoid
fever at their home near ROseburg.
All three are very sick. their fever g.
ing Hs high as lOj. 10 IL our earnest
hope that every one of Mr.. Hodgins'
children may survive this dreaded
sickness.
Fred Emerson Broogs will entertain
our people On the evening OF February
~, making the third entertainment ON
the lecture cOtSse. We all want 10
hear Brooks, the famous California
poet and also humOrIst. lie needs no
recommend, we have all heard of him
and probably few have listened 30
hIm. Friday evening, Feb. ~, he will
appear ~ Yale.
The school board OF District No. !,
/ Er0ckway township, met IN y. -. Her
bcrl's Office Monday evening, Feb. /,
and passed resolution 10 submit the
question of raising not to- exceed So.
600 tO the taxpayers Of the district, 10
be used in building an addition to the
present high school building. The
election will take place Feb. 10, from
TO . o'clock p. m.
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action of the common council at n
special meeting held Friday evening
last IL was decided TO purchase the
grounds OF the Yale Agricultural So.
ciety II same could be secured for $1,000
or Whereabouts. A committee of two,
, A. Windsor and Jas. Sweet, was ap.
pointed by the president to attend the
sale, which was held Saturday morn
ing. Jan. 30. The bidding was quite
lively, several having their eye on the
property, but the village got il for
Sl0l5.
The very cold and inclement wealth
/ er of this week keeps many from the
services at the Presbyterian church
, each evening, but those who brave the
elements are amply repaid in listening
10 the talks given by Miss Barbour. She
il certainly well worth hearing. Her
thoughts and expressions are deeply
, earnest and reach the hearts of all.
Miss Babour Is a highly cultivated lady
and has been in this evangelistic work
! many years. Her work IN Yale has
secured some earnest conversions
= and IL u hoped there will be many
more. lt is probable that the meet.
? ings will continue another week.
That remarkable old traditionary
! beast, the bear or ground hog, noted
4 for his prophetic powers, came out from
his hole candlemas day, Thursday OF
this week. and casting HE blenry little
: orbs around, beheld hts shadow. The
c sight OF such n gauut and miserable
e looking object would be enough o.
scare most any one and so the bear
y turns and skedaddlos back into hi,
u warm nest and the world declares that
y We must have six weeks more of old
a winter. Great Scott Somebody ought
, 60 have had grip on thst beasts t1jI
y and held him outside for the rest al
% that day WefVe had Too much wiute,