The Yale expositor., 1905-08-11


Have you paid your village taxes
yet?
Roy Moore is clerking for c. Collin
81 Co.
OES excursion to Tashmoo park Au-
gust 81.
Mrs. Asa NJ. Russell has been quite
sick the past week.
Mrs. E. +. Fead is recovering from
severe attack of tOnsilitis.
thorough Collie pups for sale.
Inquire of Steve Windsor.
Don't miss the Ladies' Minstrels at
Central Hall tomorrow evening.
Several Yale people spent Sunday at
LakepOrt. 1t was an ideal day.
Young mems and boys new suits just
received at Yale Clothing House.
Mrs. w. b. Ballentine and children
and Alice and Belle Mckenzie are at
Lakeport camping.
The only way to kill carpet bugs is
by getting a bottle of Rose Nicotine at
Pollock & Hennessy's.
VIM. McAuley and family will spend
a week camping on the shore of Lake
Huron near Lexington.
A regular downpour of rain visited
this section last Friday. Another slight
shower fell on Saturday.
OES regular meeting in Masonic hall
next Wednesday evening, August TO-
All members are requested to attend.
Palmer Bros. & Co.,. are advertising
their 4th annual 8 sale. Notice their
page ad and read the bargains offered.
We have had warm spell this week.
A little of the last two winters cold
ness might come handy to mix in just
now.
Grant Holden's new building is up
and enclosed, the roof being put on last
week. Carpenters are now at work on
the interior.
Cassie Adams had the misfortune to
get the fingers of her right hand jam
med III the machinery at the Wooden
Mills one day lately.
By the Port Huron Herald we notice
that a marriage license has been issued
to Elton Hartman, 81, and Ada Stein
burg, 10, both of Yale.
Vet Rounds started laying the
foundation for the Expositor building
Wednesday morning. The building
will be 24X62 feet one story.
Clarence, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Eechhorn, of Port Huron, died at
the LOOMS Sanitarium, Liberty, y. Y,
on Wednesday of last week.
Herb Clark has sold his interest in
the bowling alley to Henry Welch and
will spend the next four weeks i'll the
country with a threshing outfit.
Wallace Ballentine stepped on a
rusty spike the other day and it enter
ed his foot about two inches. Every
thing possible is being done to prevent
serious result.
Why not buy gasoline stove now at
Hutton's and save money. They are
going cheap now and you will not re-
greet buying one after you have once
used one on a hot day.
There will be lots of time yet to use
hammock this summer and now is
the time to get one at your own price.
A few left that will be sold at dis
count at HuttOn's Hardware.
LosT-On either Main or Wood
streets on the way from Mathews &
Nights drug store to Benz. Evans resi-
dence an OES pin. Finder will please
leave at Expositor Office. 1862
VIM. McAuley & Son have been very
busy since locating in our midst. New
roofs have been put on Harris q
| Newells, Grant Holden's, Mrs. Bowles',
the Rapley Block, the Holden Block,
the Wooden Mill and other buildings.
Timothy Caster, civil war veteran,
suffered a paralytic stroke on Friday
night last and has been confined to his
bed since. DR.. Pollock gives it as his
| opinion that Mr.. Caster will recover.
Tins many friends hope to see him on
the streets again soon.
I170 knpoc located To- sT in the state
from a town of $500
inhabitants, 40 acres cleared, balance
timber land, good new buildings, well
watered. Would make an ideal dairy
farm. Call on or address Rapley Real
Estate Exchange, Yale, Mich. 15-
The Free Methodist camp meeting
is now in progress near Burns station,
st. Clair county. on the Almont division
of the Il. Nj. II. r., and will close Aug.
18th. six services are held daily and
| those in charge expect to see much
spiritual good accomplished. All are
invited to attend.
On Monday last the All Star Bloom
er Girl ball team crossed bats with a
Yale picked-up nine and were defeated
| by score of IL to 9. This is about the
same aggregation as played here last
summer, and they put up nearly as
poor an exhibition as on their previous
appearance. Only few of our towns
people attended the game.
The excursion train which left Yale
Thursday morning for DIR. Wight's
grove three miles west was made up of
a traction engine, water tank, and three
coaches all loaded with a happy lot of
people, old and young. There was a
conductor, brakeman, engineer and fire.
man aboard. The grove was reached
in fifty-five minutes. A very pleasant
day was spent by all and the event was
pronounced a success.