The Yale expositor., 1906-08-17
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noru 10 the wife of Dick ll"rr"n "n
Wedn ,t ay. Aug. -. l.M. line ably
boy.
Mayor Il. L Wharton was II rlrr 'he
"a her pa" If the week. II a /, ,oui'-
what better at present.
A lady evangelist will preach al the
Free NJ thodlst church next SUNDAY
evening. Everybody invited.
Helen Marie Herman is the name
of newcomer al the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elton II rr'man, born on Tues
day, Aug. :, 1906.
j. G. Holden is building an addition
To the rear of his dwelling house OH
Mechanic street To be used as kitch
Ell and woOdshed.
The campers have all returned for
this year. They report cold weather
nearly all of the past two weeks, which
made it very disagreeable to camp.
A harvest supper is being planned
for by the men of the NJ. +. church.
They will no doubt make supreme
effort to surpass the ladies. Date,
Aug. 2S.
Thursday we received a fine mess of
ripe tomatoes from Fred Il. Palmer,
grown by himself. They were much
enjoyed and we return hearty thanks
for the present.
There will be an entertainment and
social of ice cream and cake at the
Speaker NJ. L. Church on Friday even
inv, AUGUST ST. Admission 10 cts. All
cordially invited.
y sterday W. received IN interest
ing letter from Cha :. Brown, former
T. f'r,rma ~ t'"" Expo tor office. but
now at work ia LIS IN eles, Cal. 1t
VIII appear ~ next issue.
LOST We lheSdaV 'ternuOn. \uT. IL.
l16. somewhere between Capar AID
laIe light G lared lap spread. Find
or will please leave same at The Expo.
itor office or Ed. YOnnr n Snn's livery
Darn.
Mrs. Eva Black went TO Detroit the
first of the week where she will spend
s0me time in the Wholesale millinery
stores getting the latest modes of MILL
merry. She will also buy her fall and
winter stock and will he ready for her
fall opening in September.
The interior of the building next
north of Pratt's barber shop is being
reprinted and fitted up for ladies' fur
nishng goods, coats, etc, and will be
occupied the third of September by
Mesdames Holden and Rounds.
At the request of number who are
interested, Mrs. j. = Raum has decid-
ed to organize class i'm elOcution and
dramatic art within the next few days.
Terms and particulars furnished upon
application. Those who prefer private
instruction will also be accommodated.
Ed. Oatman came down from Gage
town last Friday carrying his left hand
in sling. He informed representa-
tive Of the EXpJsitor that he was bit
ten by bull dog and that his hand
was in bad condition. On Monday
morning he went to Ann Arbor for
treatment.
John Conroy was two thousand dol
lare richer SUNDAY morning and eX-
poets soon tn rive mp his job sprink
ling the streets of Yale. On being
asked how he came into possession of
such fortune as above stated, he said
that his wife presented him with twin
boys on the 18th.
A grand harvest dance will be held
in the Opera House at Melvin, on Wed
nesday evening, August %, 1905, to
which the public is cordially invited
FirSt-c music will he in attendance
Everything is being dove to make the
evening pleasant one for all who at
tend. Come and enjoy Yourself.
There will he tent meeting on the
farm of III. j. Wood. one and three
quarters miles east Of AvOca, com.
mencing Monday evening, August the
10Th and continninU several DAYS. This
meeting will he IN charge of Rev. :. j.
Reed with several helpers, including
lady evangelist of over twenty years
experience in the work.
Monday evening the church parlors
of the new NJ. L. church will he opened
to the public, when the ladies will
serve at % cent supper, from ; till 3
o'clock. After which platform meet
ing will be held in the Auditorium.
Addresses will be delivered by visiting
and resident pastors. The public is
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices.
Daniel NcMartin, one of the pio-
neers Of Yale, celebrated his SIND
birthday on Thursday Of this week.
Some of his friends knowing of the
fact presented him with a gold watch,
chain and locket The watch has
twenty year ease and Elgin movement.
Uncle Dan feels very grateful to the
donors for such a substantial and use
full present
The primary election law furnishes
an interesting item in that it provides
for the closing of all saloons in the
state for three days i'm succession dur
ing the first week in September. Sa-
looms must close on primary day which
is Tuesday, Sept. 4th. The Monday
preceding is Labor Day and of course
saloons are not open on Sunday, so
there you are.
The third annual grange rally of the
south East District Grange AssOcia
ton will he held in VIM. Jolley's grove,
miles west and mile south of Cros
well, or miles north of Fremont town
hall, Tuesday, August 28, 1905. A
number Of prominent speakers will be
in attendance. Hay and water will be
provided free for horses. Come one
and all and bring well filled baskets.
Services next Sunday at the Church
of Christ at the usual hours. At 1920