The Yale expositor., 1906-07-20

He lOdleI ISL NclcOlHt pIOpOS-
ton anywhere.
Alfred Pratt is now clerking in Hut
tons hardware.
The bounty on English sparrows is
cents Now boys, get busy.
\ daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
MyrOn Arnold on Friday, July Is, 1906.
James McColl has had his field of
wheat just south of the barn harvest
ed.
Nothing more refreshing these hot
days than bath. Try one at Wind
sOr's barber shop.
City Treasurer ID. A. McKeith has
the roll and is now ready to take your
taxes at the First National Bank.
A typical chimney sweep struck
town last week. BY his actions he
swept in more drinks than he did chin
neys.
George Mcintyre has been more than
busy at his machinery and implement
rooms during the past month and
more.
The Enoch Law place opposite j. H..
Francis farm was sold To Theron Pat
tersOn OH Saturday last at public sale
for $500.
Hand in the names of your visitors,
or should you go away on visit your
self let The EXpositor know it. All
are welcome.
Last week and the first of this saw a
number of fine autos passing through
| Yale There were three Saturday, two
Sunday and two on Monday.
Daniel Ferguson's house on Main
street is receiving coat of paint
which greatly improves its appearance
Alfred Kidd is handling the brush.
A special communication of Brock
way Lodge F&AM will be held at Ma
sonic Hall next Thursday evening
All brothers are requested to come out
as there will be work.
Three dusky individuals, man and
two women, furnished instrumental
and vocal music on the streets of our
city last evening. Everybody enjoyed
the entertainment.
Born in Saginaw on July 10, to Mr.
and Mrs. ID. A. Bentley, daughter
Mr.. Bentley is a son of George Bentley
of Yale and is well known to our peO-
pie. Congratulations.
Vet Rounds has recently purchased
of Fred Chamberlain a stopper and is
giving the animal regular training on
the track. He expects TO make the
fast ones about town go some this fall
1t is said that counterfeit ~ 600 bills
are in circulation. In order to be- on
the safe side The EXpOsltor will here
after absolutely refuse to accept bills
of this denomination on subscription.
In card from Liberty, Maine, j. G.
Hart says ave arrived safely, will be
here balance of summer. Kindly send
our Exposition to above address and
obhge" Mr. and Mrs. Hart are no
doubt enjoying a pleasant trip.
Church of Christ pastor J. ;. Raum
will preach the last ID the series of ser
mons on "SOul Winning next sunday
evening, July %. His subject will be -
"rhe Soul Winner and his Responsible
ity' or "The Investment of Talent"
DIR. VIM. w. Franquer, the eminent
clairvOyant doctor of Pontiac, will
make his initial visit at The Paisley on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July q and
%, instead of Wednesday and Thurs
day as advertised last week Not the
change in date Watch for his com
ing.
Jacob Miller's new building OH Main
street is now ready for occupancy. Ii
is built of white pressed brick through
out, and with big show windows in
front makes very appearing ad-
dition to the business portion of our
city.
The premium lists of the Michigan
state Fair have been issued. The
book contains 100 pages and is certain
ly fine work Of the printers art. Fiji
ty thousand copies will be distributed
throughout the state. The fair will
open on Aug. 30 and continue through
Sept. I.
Fred Brueck jr will this week move
his harness stock into his new location
in the brick block recently erected by
Jacob Miller. The building is 10 feet
long and 20 feet wide making a large,
airy and light place To do business in.
The EXpOsitor wishes Mr. Brueck il.
increased trade in the new location.
Wednesday afternoon was pleasure
time for goodly number of Pauline
Feads little friends and also for her
self. The occasion was the celebration
of her fifth birthday. Amusements
were provided for the merry little com
pany and an elegant supper was spread
on long table on the lawn. All en-
joyed the good things of the afternoon.
A newspaper may boom town
through its editorial and news columns
but critical investor looks To the adj
vertising columns for substantial evil
dence Of push and life. To him they are
thermometers measuring the intensity
of public warmth, they are the pulse
which indicates the healthy condition
of the people; they tell him whether or
not the community is up to the times
in business matters.
Ezra Keppler, 20 years of age, while
working with David Grabiel Monday
OH the harm on Will II. Fletcher's farm
south and east of Yale, fell distance
of six or eight feet striking OH his
stomach onto IA wheelbarrow. He was
brought 10 the home of Gottfried
Mihlethaler in Yale and medical aid
summoned. 1t was,thought for time
that the young man was seriously in
jured internally, but he is getting
along nicely now.
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