The Yale expositor., 1912-08-22
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III ale, see John III. Merrill
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! Two days races at Yale August Is
and 90.
Chas. Rounds and wife, Thos. John.
ston and Jennie Sheehy autOed to May.
vile last Friday and attended the
home coming that day.
Samuel Sweet Of Charlotte, the only
uncle of James Sweet, visited in Yale
last week. 1t is fourteen years since
they have met one another,
! The chicken supper given by the
ladies OF the NJ. Il. church in the par.
Tors of the church last Friday was well
attended and enjoyed by all.
George Barth, Alex Sayles, Nellie
Beard and Vera Owens autoed to Orion
the past week and spent day or two
visiting friends in that locality.
ID. :. Morton and Anse Graham with
their wives autoed to Yale from Mar
lette sunday and spent the day the
guests of j. W. harrington and family
y family reunion was held at the
home of Michael Conroy at Speaker
Aug. Is, the OcCasian being in honor OF
their aunt Mrs. birmingham Of Can.
| ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi White, Mr. and
| Mrs. George Mann and Mr.. and Mrs
Coryeli Of Port Huron called on 4. +
Jackson and wife Sunday, making the
trip by auto.
Guests at the John Holden home
this week are Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Craw.
ford from Baltimore, MoXie Holden
from Saginaw and Mia Holden from
Port Huron.
Thomas Grimes is preparing to build
al addition 10 his home in the north
part of the city. When completed, the
home will be COmmOdiOus and hand.
some structure.
Frank NanCamp has purchased the
twenty acres of laud belonging to Will
| Losey north of Yale. AS soon as
Frank can arrange his affairs at Ad-
rain he will move over here.
y matched game of base ball will be
played at AVoca, Sunday, Aug. %, at
= o'clock p. IN. sharp, between Licking
ton and AvOca teams. You may look
for hot game as each team is bound
to win.
Regular meeting o. f. :. next Wed.
nCsday evening, Aug. 2Sth. Election
Of officers. All members are requested
to attend this important meeting.
d. f. Lacy, Sec'y,
The event Of next week in Yale will
be the races at Riverside Driving Park
on Wednesday and Thursday. There
will be large bunch Of fast horses in
attendance and some interesting races
will be shown.
John Asman will be present at the
regular meeting of the W. q. W. next
Wednesday evening. A social hour
will follow the business session and il
is requested that every member of the
lodge be present. W. II. Bryce, Clerk.
Shirley Owens of Concord visited in
Yale the fore part of the week. Shirley
is a graduate of our high school and is
another one of our boys who has gone
out into the world and made good. He
is superintendent Of Concord Public
Schools with corps Of seven teachers.
Ed. Eilber, Chas. Oatman, Floyd
RynO, Ike Rosenthal and Bob Thomp.
son autoed to Cass City Thursday in
tending TO take in the races at that
place. Their mission was unsuccess-
full as the heavy storm made it neces-
sary to call off the days program.
The Silver Family showed here last
Saturday evening before a large audi
ence AS usual, everybody was well
pleased with the program. The fact
that the Silver Family can draw large
crowds at every temperance in this
city is the highest compliment that
can be paid them.
In letter from Charley Parker, who
for many years made Yale his home,
he informs us that he is now a resident
of Detroit and doing carpenter work,
earning from 30 to 10 cts an hour. For
q years Charley ran threshing outfit
and says he would be pleased to hear
from any and all Of the farmers whom
he did threshing for during that time.
His address is l2l Oakland Ave.
When children are allowed to gather
mushrooms for eating, one can never
be sure of their edibility unless care
fully looked over by those who know
the speca well. Ellison Peterborough
and child of Port Huron, are dead
from eating poisonous mushrooms and
three others in the family are danger
ously i'll. The children picked the
and the mother cooked
them.