The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1905-08-25
Said Horatius Augustus McSpudds,
Il made my money In suds."
Now we're guessing like fury
Did the man run brewery,
Or a Joint where they macerate buds?
Monday, September 4 is Labor day.

Joe Edgerton has purchased the
draying outfit and business from John
j Johnson.
A barn belonging to Robert Ross i'm
Melvin, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday.
Il. H. Drake has added about forty
volumes of law books to his already
large library.
Vet Rounds has had crew of men
at work this week laying cement walks
to the two side entrances of the school
building.
Through the earnest solicitations of
Rev. a. +. Miller several of the young
men of Yale will attend Adrian College
this year.
Members of the NYB club picnicked
in the grove Tuesday afternoon. The
usual jolly good time was spent and
the picnic supper was disposed of with
good appetites.
The hay sheds in Brown City, belong
ing to Charles Wilson burned last week
with loss of $1,000. Insurance $780,
1t, is supposed that spark from a
train started the blaze.
Porter Harris has workmen busily
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street. While the work is being done
Mr.. Harris and family are making
their home with Mrs. NJ. j. Harris.
The new omnibus for The Paisley,
spoken of through the Expositor several
weeks ago, was placed in commission
on Wednesday. 1t is neatly painted
and lettered, has fine cushions, is roomy
and one can ride in it with comfort
To the many friends who sympathiz-
ed with us during our late sad bereave-
ment, to the choir for the beautiful
hymns sung, and to all those who sent
such lovely floral offerings we extend
our thanks. The Misses Menerey.
Mr.. Edgar Peterson is a violinist of
marvellous technique and finish, and
Mr.. Jeffrey possesses voice of remark
able range and sweetness Montreal
Record, Montreal, Canada. At Cent
raj Hall, Yale, Thursday evening, Sept.
14th.
The enforcement of law is for the
betterment of society, the protection of
life and perpetuatiOn of republican
form of government. 1t is the duty of
every citizen to aid the officers in en-
forcing the laws. Some attractions
that are allowed to go unpublished will
be succeeded by more serious ones.
Aid the officers in upholding the law
and your duty as a citizen will have
been performed.
No doubt you have been to church
and occupied seat behind some
woman with a 16x42 brim on her hat.
Occasionally you have felt as if you
would like to take a look at the minis
ta,. hat 70 h. 10 Of II Il or
wish TO stretch out your neck like
mud turtle looking for flies. Ladies,
leave your hats at home or under the
seats and confer an everlasting favor
upon those who sit behind you. Do it
next Sunday and keep it up.
Grant Holden and family, DR.. Lacy
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rounds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holden, Mr., and
Mrs. j. Miller Mrs. Sarah Phelps and
Mrs. Caroline Holden drove out TO
Mason's woods southeast OF. Brockway
last Friday and spent the day along
Mill creek. Both old and young enjoy
ed grand good time in bathing, fish
ing, romping and eating a hearty meal
on the green sward. a tired party
reached home at about o'clock ready
to retire.
The annual Grange picnic that was
to have been held on August 18th in
jeff G.. Browns grove two miles west
and one-half mile south of Avoca, or
one and one-half miles east and one
half mile south of Old Brockway, near
Masons bridge, on Mill creek has
been postponed and will be held OH
Wednesday, Aug. 30th. A good state
speaker and well arranged program is
expected. Come with well filled bask-
cts for basket picnic and have a good
time. Everybody invited.
Don't be looking for something at
which to get offended at for if you do
you will find it whether il is intended
for you or not. A person who is too
sensitive often gets mad at what he
hears and sometimes at what he sees in
a newspaper. In SO cases out of 100,
the remark was made or the item
written with no thought of the person
who is offended. You only make your
self and your friends miserable by
being offended at every little thing you
imagine is intended for slap.
Rev. w. G. Harger delivered his fare
well sermon Sunday evening to large
and appreciative congregation. AT the
close he read report of the work done
during his eight years pastorate. Dur
ing that time $4,000 has been raised,
$4,000 miles travelled, nearly 1900 visits
made, 109 funeral sermons preached
and nearly 200 new members taken into
the church and 1000 sermons preached
To whatever field of labor Rev. HargeI
may be sent, the best wishes of host
of friends, both in and out of the church
will follow him.-Capac News.
Jonathan Tice had the pleasure, this
past week, of visiting with his sister
Mrs. James Condor, whom he has moi
seen for twenty-eight years. Mr.. anC
Mrs. James Condor, former old resi-
-dents of this vicinity, have made theil
home at :. Omaha, Nebraska, and will
their two daughters Jessie and Marguer
tie, spent the past week among ole
time friends and scenes. On Sunday
twenty-six relatives gathered with thu
family of Mr.. Tice and enjoyed ;
pleasurable time. On 2 Monday MI
Condor and family departed for Bit
Rapids where they will visit befor
leaving for their Nebraska home.