The Yale expositor., 1904-10-07
Additional Expositions.

$4,000 to loan on real estate at rea-
sonable rate. Apply to j. A. Rapley,
Yale. %
They have just unpacked full line
of fall and winter hosiery at the two
Franks.
The Yale High School has two
Basket Ball Teams. The captains are
Leslie j. Menzies and Shirley r
| Owens.
John Grawburg and family are now
occupying the John Irving house on
Kennefck street lately vacated by G.
f. Mavis and family.
We learn that w. n. Armstrong of
Concord, once of Yale, is in quite poor
health. Here's hoping that his usual
good healch comes back to him.
The campaign was opened in Lynn
township on Wednesday evening when
f. II. Drake and j . S. Crandall held
rousing rally at the town hall and dis
cussed the issues from republican
standpoint. The hall was fairly well
filled and the speeches were received
with favor.
"The National Brokerage Company,
1872 Shelby street, Detroit, write us that
they wish 275 men for the lumber
woods. They pay good wages and
give steady work. We would advise
our readers to write them at once if
they wish to work in the north woods
the coming winter" 23-4
1t is generally conceded that bride
should have bright sunny day for
he- wedding. but as we see no reason
why it should be so only that we are
always more comfortable on pleasant
day therefore we argue that q bride
may have exactly az happy life if
married on rainy day as on sunny
day.
An Indiana man tells of lemonade
we'll on q farm near Jacksonville. He
says the water has every appearance
of "lemo" and is even more pleasing
to the taste. The Jacksonville folks
should dig lively and find a straw
mine to go with the lemonade, and
then set up in the Fourth of July bust.
ness.
Republican rally at Central Hall,
Yale, Tuesday evening, October 18th,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock. Joseph
Walsh and Alex Moore will speak on
the issues that are of most vital inn
portance in the present campaign.
Both men are forceful speakers and
will interest their hearers. Come out
and bring your wives and daughters.
Michigan school teachers are sup
posed to carry about with them a
most startling and varied assortment
of knowledge for the edification of the
rising generation. One of the examiu-
alton questions this month required
the naming of every nominee for state
Offices on all political tickets. How
many men, even, who are actively en-
gagged in politics could do that off,
hand?
The state committees of both parties
have decided upon the vignettes that
will be used at the head of their party
columns on the official ballot in the
coming election. The Republicans will
use the portrait of Lincoln surrounded
by the national flag, just the same as
the yignette that has been used by the
g. o. D. for years. slight change has
been made in the Democratic vIgnette.
Instead of the words democratic tic
ket" being printed across the face of
the flag they will appear above the
flag and in heavier type than formerly.
custom has been started in the
high school of having one of the min
listers speak to the pupils for few
moments each Wednesday morning.
Last week Rev. Ellis talked to them in
an interesting manner. This week
Elder Heicke addressed them taking
for the trend of his remarks a few
verses from Timothy 2. Timothy
must endure hardness, strive lawfully
and honestly if he would he the first
partaker of his fruits. So also schol-
ar or one who would be such must
: master these difficulties and Tim. 2-l5,
Study to show myself approved unto
God, a workman that needeth not tC
be ashamed, righteously dividing the
word of truth.