The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-08-07
Local and Otherwise.
aces at Yale Aug. l2 and lS

Races at ale aug. IL anu ID
Home. coming August 26 ~, %.
p. j. Flynn Is seriously i'll at the
Paisley with Bright's disease.
Thos. Wharton Is haying his resi-
dence on North Main street painted.
Mrs. +. IL. Ernest of Chicago. and
Miss Leona Stewart CT Detroit, are
visiting at Barney McGills.
n. b. Herbert. wife and child, were
over Sunday visitors with Judge Tap
pan and family in Port Huron
Mrs. Kate Menerey expects to go 10
Deckerville the first of next week to
visit with her brother and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Eshleman o.,
Central Lake will spend August
among Yale relatives and friends.
]. w. Cavanagh, wife and children,
of Madison. Wis, are here and will
remain until after the home coming.
John f. Umphrey of Bay City, a
resident of Yale twenty-five years ago
was in Yale the first of the week re-
newing old acquaintance.
n. j. Drouyor and familv returned
Monday evening after a two weeks
vacation with friends and relatives in
different parts of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller entertain
ed the following relatives and friends
the past week: Mrs. j. II. Miller,
Pearl Youngs and Roy Miller, all OF
Kingston.
Today, Thursday. August 7 is the
civic holiday Of our sister village
Brown City. The stores and business
places are all closed and everyone is
lending a hand in cleaning up the city
park.
The Henderson Stock Company is
putting on some first-class plays III
| Central Hall this week. The com
pany is above the average and should
have better crowds at their pertor-
mances.
VIM. Mccall, wife and son who have
been visiting Elder Denison Mccall
a brother of the former, left last
| Thursday for their home in Australia
On the return trip they will WISH
| relatives in the British Isles.
Those from Yale and vicinity who
attended the barn raising at the farm
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Carless east
of Yale. on Wednesday, July 30 are:
| Will Silverthorn, Geo and Tom. Car
less. Laura Thompson, Elizabeth Rose
Pearl Mcdonald. and Margaret Dickie
Charles Parker of Detroit, writes us
| that he is reshingling George Parker
barn. The old shingles he says were
made by his father Al years ago ant
| uyn n1Iifa necessary
Charley spent twenty-one falls thresh
ing for farmers in this locality. III
| wishes all those in the work now
full quota of pleasure and good lucl
as he believes he served his time.
On Tuesday afternoon of last weel
a class of so was confirmed at Sacre'
Heart church, Yale. Among this mum
her were seven converts. The churcl
was beautifully decorated for the oc
casion. and a large congregation wa
present at the services which wer
conducted by Rev. Bishop Kelley, o
Ann Arbor. assisted by Frs. Herr
Detroit; Witteman, Brown City
Sharp Williamson; Langran, En-
nett; Command. Trenton; Kronemaker
Croswell; Doyle, Jackson; Slater
| and Culllnane OF 1dlC. MI. anu VI .
Michael acted as sponsors. After tn
services here were over the reveren
gentlemen went to Emmett where
large class was confirmed.
On June 18th last the barns on tn
Robert Careless farm southeast
Yale were burned to the ground. a
that time when the neighbors VIII
came when the fire was discovere
did all in their power TO save tn
buildings, but the blaze had too hi
start and the building was con
plete loss. The friends and neighbor
have since lent assistance and owe
thirty men turned out with teams an
hauled timber and other material fo
a new barn. On Wednesday, July BOT
over 200 people gathered and raise
the frame for the building. Mr.. an
Mrs. Uarless. feel very grateful
those who have assisted them in tn
matter and wish to extend the
thanks through the columns OF u
Expositor.