The Yale expositor., 1904-07-01
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The shooting gallery is now located
in the VIM. Scott building
Wanted, "a young girl for light work
during vacation. Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
Washington LOL will attend the
state celebration at Bay City July IL in
a body.
j. II. Merrill has the brick on the
ground north of Masonic block for
new building.
Harry Middleton has been painting
his house the past week which adds
greatly to its appearance.
If you want style, fit and satisfaction
in your clothing buy Pan American
guaranteed clothing sold by j. l. Ros-
senthal.
Mrs. Jas. Brown has some very de-
sirable property for sale. Anyone
wishing to purchase will do we'll to
call on her.
Mrs. Porter Harris entertained
number of ladies at lawn party
Thursday afternoon. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
Postofiice hours on the Fourth of
July:-8 to ii q. M, 6 TOT p. m. The
carriers will have a holiday. James
Wallace, Postmaster.
The M. f. church supper given by
the'Ladies' Aid Friday evening last on
J. Z. Holden's lawn was quite we'll
patronized and nice sum realized.
Jas. Mehsrg has purchased Nell.
Ferguson's cigar store and this week
assumes the duties and responsibilities
of mercantile life. Good luck to you
Jim.
Rev. l.. Clark will preach in the NJ.
p. church at Avoca Sunday evening,
July 3rd, at usual hour. Mr.. Clark has
been appointed to fill that charge until
conference.
The annual financial repor. of school
district No. /, Brockway township. is
published in this issue of The Exposi-
tor. Every taxpayer should be inter.
ested and read the report.
Ed. Wilt has purchased the Hotel
De Burt at Capac for $40 900 and will
take possession the 18th of July.
Charley Reyes has been proprietor of
the house for some time past.
Small waists are no longer in style.
It's the round plump waists that come
by taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea; that's all the go. 80 cents. Tea
or tablet form. Grant Holden.
Walker & Middleton have on hand
and for sale u carload of brick re-
ceiyed from the Sebewaing Sandstone
Co. Anyone wanting brick are invited
to call and see samples and get prices.
Anyone having razors or knives to be
sharpened and honed should take
them to Chas. Rounds before July 10.
All raZors and knives taken in before
that time will be sharpened free of
charge.
There is no doubt about Grant Hol-
denis being the place to buy ice cream
soda, sundaes, Vernor's Ginger Ale,
etc. Do not forget to call when you
are in town the 4th. He will be pre-
pared to serve you well, and make you
glad you came.
Mrs. E.W. Farley arrived home from
Detroit Wednesday evening, after sew
eral weeks in the hospital there. Her
friends are much pleased that her
health is decidedly improved and it Is
hoped that she soon will be thoroughly
well and strong.
The Children's Day exercises in the
Disciple church Sunday morning were
largely attended, and the program of
recItatlons and music gave enjoyment
to all. The church was attractively
decorated for the occasion with flow
ers and greenery.
julie Hennessy, Alex. Sayles and
Leslie Menzies went to Orion on Tues.
day to attend the 10th state conven.
ton of the Michigan Christian En-
deavor Union, held there during this
week. The two latter went as dele.
gates from the Presbyterian G.. E. so.
ciety of Yale.
Mrs. Dietz, of Bay City, who is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Hutton,
was taken with hemorrhage while
out drying Sunday and her condition
since has been quite serious, although
she Is now out of danger. Her son, +.
Dietz, of Oscoda, and daughter, Mrs.
Long, OF Bay City, were sent for and
are here now.
We guarantee Greene's Infallible
Liniment for burns, bruises, cuts, sprains,
sores, scalds, wounds and muscular
rheumatism. It 10 q remarkable rem
edy. Our customers will make no mis-
take in buying 1t. Money cheerfully
refunded il 1t does not give entire sat
isfsction. Who could do more? Math-
ews & Wight.
Gen. VIM. Hartsuff, q mention OF
whose sickness recently appeared in
the Expositor, died at his home in Port
Huron at 7:45 o'clock Sunday evening,
June 26. Mr.. Hartsuf was born in
York state Jan. 16, 1S35.O'In 1912 be
came with his parents to Michigan.
He was appointed postmaster at Port
Huron in 1916 while still in the South
on the battlefield and held the Office
for 16 years. He was also collector of
customs for several years.
About noon last Saturday Manager
Carney received telephone message
from the manager of the Brown City
team stating that the Port Huron team
with which they had arranged a game
had failed to arrive and asking for q
game with our boys. A team was soon
picked up and the boys went up, but
heavy rain set in shortly after they
arrived and the game was declared off.
Our team has nothing but words of
praise for the treatment they received
from the Brown City players and hope
to soon have them here for a game.