The Yale expositor., 1904-01-15

Yes, Nineteen Tour ~
Leap year;
It's la our hands now,
Yes, dear.
Now we're out aud on the hike
For Dusty, kapley, Pam aud Ike
Doc aud Martin, Chris aud Spike.
on Leap year.
State Farmers Institute at Emmett
to-day.
Re INFANTS in veilings-5 cts yard at
W. 3. Bsllentines.
Several snow storms the past week
have replenished the sleighing.
A. r.. Jackson is up and around the
hotel. lie Is feeling much improved
George Summers has been very sick
the past week or more with appendi-
citis.
Windsor's salt sea baths are inyigor-
ating and healthful. Try one each
week.
Low prices on all hetvy weight
clothing and furnishings at Yale Cloth.
ing House.
When IN need of job printing call
up phone 80 and The Expositor Office
will 90 the rest.
Elston Clark, of Argyle, u very sick
from inflammation Of the lungs at the
home of his brother Herb IN Yale.
Toe Yale Harness Co. will bo pleased
TO have all indebted for work and
goods to call and settle up as soon as
convenient.
James IL. Martin has suffered con-
siderable from cold in the eye this
week. IL IL hoped no serious results
will come from it.
Everything in our store will be sold
at reduced prices from now till Feb.
LIST. Take advantage of this oppor-
tunity. Rounds X NanCamp.
It's pretty hard to define real beauty.
Rsre and beautiful women everywhere
owe their loveliness 90 Rocky Noun
tain Tea. 81 cents. Grant Holden.
Rev. limerick, former pastor of the
Marlette circuit, having deserted the
field. the work will be supplied for the
balance of the year by Rev. Thos.
DUR.
The Ladies' Aid met ON New Years
day at Mrs. A. +. Ostrander's. Only
about seventy were present. Pretty
good for the first day of the year. Is
i'll wonder we have had storms ever
since? E1E
Hurry Middleton, carrier OF II. r. ID.
No. !, has been confined to his home
by sickness the past week. Postmaster
Wallace and Will Starks have each
taken turns IN delivering the mail dur
ing his illness.
Jas. ~. Moore and family are now
occupying their residence on kenne-
tick street lately vacated by DR.. Il. g..
Isthrop. The latter's family have
moved into rooms over Mathews q
Nights drug store.
+. j. shoemaker, representing the
I NNffAn.I llfanftfI a tyfll at Pa lfttn NJ
Bros. * Coz store tomorrow lSatur-
day. to explain the merits of the Ma
tiunal goods. Read the al and then
90 IN and sample the goods tomorrow.
: beginning this week the stores Of
Croswell will close at G:3O every eve
ming with the exception of Saturday
evening. This proposition Is being
7 taken up ~ nearly every town of the
. state and meeting with the best of
favor.
o T.. Karin desires 10 say 90 those
having horses for sale that ne is at
present buying horses for the Eastern
markets and paying the highest prices
for same. May be found at residence
onc-haif mile north OF Yale or call
phone 81. 3j.tf
Wednesday evening two sleighloads
of young people dropped IN on Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wilt at Hotel de Martin and
spent n pleasant evening at cards and
dancing. A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess, after which the company
departed for their homes hoping TO
spend many more such evenings.
The many friends of G.. II. Hausan,
engineer l.. E.&W .R.R. at present living
in Lima, %. will he pleased 10 know of
his recovery from threatened kidney
disease. lie writes:"I was cured by us-
ing Foley's Kidney Cure which | re-
commend 20 all especially trainmen
who are usually similarly afflicted"
Sold by all druggists of Yale.
VIM. Lincoln has decided TO haye an
auction sale, on account Of his wife's
III health, therefore he will offer for
sale at public auction on his premises
mile north and miles west of Rose
burg, on Wednesday, January 90.
1904, number of we'll bred horses,
cows, sheep and hogs. Sale TO COM
mence ut one o'clock sharp. w. w.
Lord, auctioneer.
Leslie Slverthorp has purchased
Charles Rounds interest in the Yale
Harness Co. The business will be con-
Quoted under the same name and will
do business on the same principle as
| heretofore. ruiz STOCK viii De car
ried and the prices asked will be IA
low as consistent with Lying profits.
Call at the store and look oyer the
stock.
The many friends Of Mrs. Caroline
Wilson met at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. John Ellsworth last Friday even.
ing and gave her n reception previous
to her going away. The evening was
an enjoyable one. long TO be remem-
bered by those present. Mrs. Wilson
has gone To- Charlevoix where she will
make her future home. May every
, prosperity be hers in her new home.
There has been considerable talk Of
late among Yale's business men and
, citizens about the adyisability of peti.
tiOning the American Express Co. Co
, establish downtown Office. The pro
. position seems On meet with favor here
and we see no reason why the express