The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-07-17
Local and Otherwise.

Never hit man when he has
you down
Frank Sheehy was at Port Huron
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Youngs visited in Port
Huron Wednesday.
]. Il. Beavis was in Detroit We'd
nesday on business.
Frank and Nellie Paxton were Port
Huron visitors Saturday.
Keep an advertisement in the Elk
positor and be prosperous.
Mrs. Benz. Clyne was at Marlette
Wednesday on a visit TO friends.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. Ora
ham were at Port Huron Tuesday
Jay Weymouth was at the beaches
above Port Huron on Wednesday.
DR.. B. Clyne and children autoed
to Port Huron Monday and spent the
day.
Mrs. d. A. Graham, of Vassar, Wis
tied at Fred Taylor's the first OF the
week
l.. V. Crandall, of Port Huron,
county agriculturalist, was in Yale
Friday last.
Anna Bright, of Listowell, Ont, has
been the guest of John Bright and
family this week.
Georgiana Beavis and brother
DIN spent a part of last week with
Detroit friends.
Cut the weeds not only on your
premises but along the highway in
front of your place.
Leslie Menzies, of Detroit, spent
Saturday evening and Sunday with
his parents in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Winn are re-
joicing over the arrival OF son at
their home June 30th.
Fred A. Farr, representing attor-
ney of Sanilac county. was in Yale
Saturday on legal business.
The most tiresome man in the
world Is the one who has read every
thing and remembers it all.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller entertained her
sister, Mrs. Locke, and two children,
of Harvey, ILL.,, the past week.
VIM. II. Fletcher and family autoed
to Detroit Saturday last and visited
among friends for few days.
Rose Turnell and Don Sutherland
of Jackson, were guests or Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Barth the past week.
w. ]. Ludington, of Onaway, q
former Yale resident, visited among
his friends during the past week.
J. C. Edwards and daughter Cora
\ of Wyandotte, visited his cousin
( Mrs. John Paxton, the first of the
week,
Mrs Hattie Hisey spent from Fri
\ day to Tuesday at Cedar Grove
Beach with her daughter Mrs. Dolpi
J Andreae.
The family of j. A. Menzies ex
pect to go to Cedar Grove Beach TIT
I first of next week and spend a montl
! camping out.
Mrs. Frank w. Andreae is enter
: tanning her mother and sister, Mrs
Mckenzie, Mrs. Thos. S. Clark, ant
daughter, this week.
Hattie Karn, of Fort Wayne, Ind
is spending the week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dolph Andreae at their cottage
at Cedar Grove Beach.
Don Sutherland drove Mrs Gee
Barth and Rose Turmoil to Port Hu
ron Tuesday in her auto and spen
the day at the beaches.
Does the corn grow this weather
Yes, the corn does grow, and by tn
looks of many of the fields it ha
need to, il 1t ripens this fall.
Mrs. w. G. Wight and Mrs. Georg
Mcintyre went to Port Huron MOI
day evening and took the mornin
boat Tuesday for Detroit on shoi
visit
Mrs. Fred Locke and little chill
are spending a few days this wee
with Dolph Andreae and wife q
Idyle Yngle cottage at Cedar Grow
Beach.
Arthur Heath and family hay
moved to a farm near Atkins, wheT
Art will try his luck at filling III
soil. Here's hoping that he ma
strike 1t lucky.
Bert Silver of the Silver Fami
writes us card stating that his sho
will be in Yale about Augs 2. Tn
company is one OF Yale's faVorit'
and will be well received.
w. b. Ballentine and wife, of ID
troit, were weekend guests OF Pos
master and Mrs. e. ii. Drake. The
returned to Port Huron Sunday eve
ing with l.. Il. Minnie and wife
their Ford automobile.
Now that many young fellow HI
finished school and Is going out in
the world to make living for hiI
, SELF IL is well to remember th
success is dependent upon honest
industry, promptness, and doll