The Yale expositor., 1910-10-07

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A relative of Ex-vice president Fair
banks this week bought Christopher
Danielson's farm of 800 acres in Lynn
township and also Mr.. Roots 400 acre
farm across the road.
Arthur Seymour has sold his farm
one mile north and IS mile west of
Yale to John Larabee, of Valley Center
lie at once bought the Peter Doelle
place one mile north OF here.
Come on with your tall corn before
the frost cuts it down. The highest
we have heard from is Ia TT. 2 in. A
Brown City farmer brings word TO the
Banner that stalk of his corn meas
ured l4-6. This is extreme and posi-
bly, can not be beat.
James Rose sold on Saturday last
twenty-four head of two-year old steers
TO William Powers for the handsome
sum OF Sl4l1 or on an average of 500
each. Mr.. Rose has fine farm three
miles west of Yale and is one of the
many thrifty farmers this section
contains.
The Michigan State Teachers asso-
citation will be held in Bay City, Octo.
Der q and %. An elaborate musical
entertainment is to be furnished by
Bay City citizens also an art exhibit.
Commander Robert +. Peary will give
an illustrated address on :" The discOv-
cry of the North Pole"
Mrs. Al. A. Cunningham writes us
card from Redding Calf, dated Sept.
~, as follows: -"Please send my paper
to Redding, California, AS we are locat.
ed in this city and expect to remain
here for some time. The weather is
very warm at present here in the valley.
tell you the Expositor looks good to
me-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Montney resid-
ing on First street, Yale, quietly cele-
brated their golden wedding on Sunday
Oct. 2, 1910. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Grant, of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Burnell of Memphis, besides
neighbors and friends dropped i'm
wishing them many more happy returns
Of the day.
j. j. Shafer, photographer, since
locating in Yale, is enjoying large
business and giving the best of salts
faction both in work and prices. His
studio is located upstairs over Mathews
X Nights drug store and has every
convenience for doing fine work. Try
HilH anu Uc COllNluCtu lIldl WNtl nt
says in his adv. is true.
Mrs o. +. Karn received telegram
Tuesday afternoon from Pontiac an
nouncing the sudden death of her hus-
band at o'clock p. m The body was
taken to Fort Wayne, Ind, for burial.
Mrs. Karn and daughter Hattie are
attending the funeral. A large circle
of friends deeply sympathize with the
family in their bereavement.
Whooping cough is not regarded by
many people as being very serious
malady but as matter of fact, there
are more deaths in Michigan caused by
whooping cough than smallpox. There
is not the precaution taken with whOop-
ing cough and it is allowed to spread,
although there is a law that if case is
not reported a fine of 800 and three
months Imprisonment is imposed.
A Democratic rally is advertised for
Yale on Tuesday, October IL, at 1890
o'clock in the morning. The public
generally is invited TO turn out and
hear state affairs discussed by Hon.
Lawton 4. Hemans, candidate for gov
ernor; John C.. Graham, candidate for
prosecuting attorney of st. Clair county;
Thos. Wellman, candidate for state
senator, and others. The meeting will
be held IN open air ii weather permits
otherwise in Central Hall. See adv.