The Yale expositor., 1913-08-14
Local and Otherwise.
/ ome- coming August 26. 81, 2S.

Read all the store news In the Ex'
positor
p. ]. Flynn is around again after
a serious illness.
Chas. Rounds was I'm Detroit the
past week on business.
j. NJ. Smith was i'm Detroit on bus
mess during the past week.
Mrs c. III. Tillotson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs V. A. Lacy.
Kenneth Lacy and sister have re-
turned from Niles and Chicago.
Born to the wife of Earl Burt, at
Pontiac, on July 81 "A daughter.
Leo Duquette who has been sick
for ten weeks is now sitting up.
Geo. Windsor, banker. of Melvin,
visited his brother and friends in
Yale the past week.
Dennis Windsor, of Brown City,
was in Yale the past week on a visit
to friends
Attend the big show next week. The
Whitney Stock Co. will be with us for
the entire six nights.
Homer Moore of Ontario oregon,
is here on a visit TO his brother, Bart
ley and other friends.
The Y. NJ. @. A. camp opened at
Lexington last week with youngsters
from all over Sanilac county.
Neil Stirling and bride. left Yale on
Saturday last for their home at Sas-
katoon, Sask. The best of good wishes
go with them.
Jas. l.. Benedict of Brown City and
brother Fred of Sandusky, with their
wives were in Yale Thursday night,
last.
J. A. Rapley and family OF North
Branch have been in Yale the past
week. From here they went to Can
ada on an auto trip.
Charles Il. Wells writes us from
Prescott TO please send the Expositor
to his address there until future no
tice. He is now making his home in
that town,
Joseph Nestle, of Lamb, sixty-siX
years old and a veteran of the civil
war, died last week of blood poisoning
caused from a scratch on the wrist
by a nail.
The seth annual reunion of the
Soldiers and Sailors OF st. Clair, Ma
comb and Sanilac counties will be
held at Lexington. Sept. 8. 10 and IL.
j. g. Moorehouse. Sec.
The Marlette Leader stands pat for
Marlette where life is worth living
and by the way they want more hitch
ing posts up there, the streets get SO
darned full Saturday nights
See "A Night in Chinatown" play
ed by the Whitney Stock Company as
their opening production next Mon
day evening. Ladies free when ac-
companied by a paid zoe ticket.
The Owendale Herald published it's
last issue last week so far as it's pres
ent editor. p. IL. Brookins. is concern
ed. Expenses higher than receipts is
the reason given for suspending.
Earl Newsted youngest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Add Newsted. of Detroit,
was drowned at Pearl Beach near AL
gonac on Thursday August Z. Mrs.
Newsted received the message at Port
Huron while on her way to attend the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Henrietta
Bricker at Avoca. Earl leaves To
mourn his loss a mother, father. two
brothers and many friends.
Last week a deal was consumated
whereby Robert Morrison * Son,
formerly OF Croswell. but now Of
West Branch, came into possession of
the West Branch Republican. Mr.
Morrison and son Don will consoli-
date the Republican with the Herald
Times which they have been publish
ing for some time past. and will run
the papers under the name of the
| Herald-Time
DR. Warner Cornell, of Port Huron
| well known in Yale, having made reg
| ular trips To Yale for many years, died
at his home on Thursday of last week
| after an illness of two months. The
doctor was well known physician
and a specialist of the eye ear and
nose. lie had an extensive practice
not only i'm the city of Port Huron
| but throughout the surrounding coun-
| ty. He leaves a widow, seven broth
ers and one sister.
ON Monday evening next the Whit
! ney Stock Company viii begin
| week 5 engagement under the big ten
| which will be erected on the Rosen'
thal lot, opposite the EXpositor office
| This company has played Yale befor,
and needs no introduction to the pub
| lie here Their plays are first elias:
| and every member of the company /!
an artist in his or her line. A visi
to the show any night next week viii
be an evening well spent. See adv.