The Yale expositor., 1904-05-27

| Rob. Stafford ~ the new cOatmaker
in WindsOr's tailor shop.
Mrs. Charles Tunis has been serious
ly ill during the past week.
II. T.. Clark has purchased the Lewis
Bow property on First street.
Don't forget the WOW dance at Cen
tral hall next Monday night.
Don't forget to call and see our hats
before buying. Mrs. NJ. Z. Brown.
Pasture for few head of cattle.
Call on r. IL. Drake, Lutz Block, Yale.
The latest novelties in gents fur
nlshing goods are arriving daily at j.
/. Rosenthals.
Decoration day next Monday. Keep
in mind the program published In last
issue Of The Expositor.
If you cannot afford to take bat h
once week, try one every other week
at Windsor's barber shop.
We are glad 90 note that Mrs. Mary
Bowles is recovering nicely from her
severe attack of pneumonia.
Do you need summer skirt Ifyou
do IL will pay you To see what Beayis
d Hutchinson are showing this week.
The Juniors of our high school will
give the Seniors reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Francis on
Tuesday evening. June Ii, from s TO 10.
The ice cream social given for the
benefit of the eighth grade on Ballen.
tines lawn Wednesday evening was
quite we'll patronized. Net proceeds
500.
Rudolph Heicke, of Kimberley
Heights, Tenn, will preach at the Dis
cIple church, Mechanic street, next
Sunday morning and evening. Every
body INVITED.
Washington LOL Of West Brockway
will give an ice cream and graphic
phone entertainment at their hall
Wednesday evening, June lst. Every
body invited.
Don't forget the game Of ball at Riy.
ersde Park next Monday afternoon
between the Port Huron Stars and
Yale team. Admission 10 and loo.
Ladies free. Game called at $3.50.
Stops more pain, relieves more suf.
fering, prevents more aches and dis
eases than any other remedy. That is
what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
will do. 80 cents in tea or tablet form.
Grant Holden.
Walker q Middleton are buying
wool this season and paving the high
est market price for any and all kinds.
See them before selling. Yale now
has three buyers and they are paying
as high price as any dealers in the
state.
What about 4th of July celebra-
ton? Time TO start the movement.
Only little over "A month TO complete
arrangements in, and the sooner n
meeting OF the citizens and business
men is called and committees appoint
ed the better.
N. 4. Trexler, one of the assistants
at the Pere Marquette depot in this
village, had his left foot badly lammed
on Monday while getting onto mov-
ing engine In the yard here. No bones
broken. lie went 90 Port Huron Tues.
day and from there 20 his home N
Ontario,
The band boys have built .tatforu
on the vacant lot corner Cs Nam and
Mechanic streets and payo n coucert
saturday night 10 -, We wish 10 con.
Erutulato the band on the difficult
music poirB mastered. The selections
Saturday night were line and enjoyed
by large audience.
Lutte Mcdonald, who has been work
ing az Mayyillo for the past few weeks,
has given up his Job there and returned
60 his old position at Brown City with
Will Holden. Lutte has been in the
meat market at Brown City for seven
years and is good man. Will was
, glad TO get him back.
Elisha Bricker traded his 100 acre
, farm IN Greenwood TO Joe Martin for
! 80 acres two and half miles west of
Croswell and will move 20 the latter
I place In about two weeks. Mr.. Bricker
. has made success of farming and
now desires 20 retire which he will do
az soon as he sells the place he expects
TO move onto.
: Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. FeAd have moved
, back into their own house, II haYing
been recently overhauled and remodel
led onthe inside. The interior arrange
ment Is now more convenient and
pleasant. Ed. says that himself and
wife can now take more comfort out OF
: life and that they will be at home to
!. their friends from now on.
!. John Muir, while walking along Main
}. street one day the past week, was struck
by n base ball thrown by one OF the
D boys playing catch. At first Mr.. Muir
u Qlu uOl NtAg
4 serious but he has since suffered con
q siderable pain and feels alarmed a.
n what will be the outcome. The prac
4 tice Of playing ball on Main stree
o should be prohibited as II Is dangerous
II Riverside Park furnishes plenty of
:. scope to play ball in and there is where
= such sport should be had. Boys don
q wait until someone is killed before yOt
y stop the practice but do SO at once.
J. w. l.. Ellis, who will be remembered
J, by many of our tOwnspeople "a oper
q ating the :. O. Welch Hour mill located
J. here several years ago, has succeeded
= I'm forming stock company to buil'
u an elevator and Touring mill n
l. Smiths Creek under the name OF tn
E Ellis Milling Co. The mill will have
u capacity of 100 barrels per day and tn
= elevator will store 10000 bushels o
= grain. The company Is incorporates
q and has unlimited capital TO operat
is with. The Expo.itor joins with VIII
n host of friends here in wishing tina
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