The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-10-02

man OH Monday, Sept. 20, IA sou.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ). Hydorn entertain.
ed the Pomeroys from Croswell last
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Kdder, of Almont, is
visiting her brother, j. w. Harrington
at present..
Russell Newsead is back at his post
in Grant Holdens after spending two
weeks at Battle Greek,
Clark Mcconnell and family left this
morning on an overland trip To Florida
IN his Ford automobile.
Stella IIosner spent Sunday last at
the home of her sister, Mrs Geo. vii.
lOughby near Brown City.
II. j. Minnie will ship car of poul-
try saturday, Oct. 18th, and every two
weeks thereafter till holidays.
The members of the M. +. church
choir enjoyed IA good time at corn
roast last Friday evening.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt, of Munroe, is
here waiting on her mother, Mrs. Geo.
Anderson, who is quite sick.
Social dancing parties will be given
in Central Hall on the evenings of
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. z and 8.
The Methodist Episcopal people gave
a reception to their pastor, Rev. W..
Geach and family Friday evening at
DIR. Nights.
Mrs. NJ. M. Bowles had the misfOr
tune to fall from chair on which she
was standing one day last week and
broke her left arm.
narrxy xuritao no IN
change the address of his Exposition
from Durand to East Lansing where
he is attending the NJ. A. G..
Fred j. Wilt wishes to announce
that he has just received fine line of
harness, blankets and robes and invites
you to call and inspect his line.
Material is being placed on the
ground and work will be started inn
mediately on John Holden's new
garage, opposite Expositor Office.
A new Office has been built to the
front of f. j. Wits agricultural ware
rooms, giving him more room in the
main building for displaying goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dudley left We'd
nesday for their home at Black Duck,
Mimi, after a two months visit with
Yale and Lynn relatives and friends.
Ladies, when you are down town
shopping and you feel tired just stop
at Denison's for cup of tea and a
sandwich and you will feel rested and
refreshed.
IL. +. Beard, daughter Joe, Mrs. Q. +.
Adams and Mrs. Wallace Adams
autoed to Edison Beach the latter part
of last week and spent the day with
Mrs. Jas. Wallace and party.
Chas. Montney passed the cigars
around to the Expositor bunch this
morning, the occasion being the 53rd
anniversary of his wedding day. Mr..
and Mrs. Montney have many warm
friends in Yale, all of whom join with
the Expositor in wishing this estimabls
couple many happy returns OF the day
Joseph Sischo fetched a hill OF
Michigan Dent corn cut on his farm
in Speaker township to the Exposition
Office on Saturday last. The stalks
measure almost 10 feet lonE and are
well cared up. Joe says he has 9th
er stalks much longer and better
cared out but this one was a prime
hill.
ADOul Ol MI.
class met at the home of Emerson
Cooper, Tuesday, to bid farewell tC
their former pastor and greet Rev
La Marche A chair was presented
to Rev. Mr.. Coach by the class. Mr.
Coach welcomed his successor in 9
few we'll chosen words, to which the
new pastor responded in a fitting
manner.-Lenox Standard.
The Inlay City fair aud races is one
of the great attractions in this neck-o'
the. woods. 1t equals the state fair al
Detroit so far as exhibits frem the
farm. Immense crowds attend every
year but this one was a record breaker
\ ale people who attended are loud in
their praises of the exhibits in every
department. The horse races which
helped draw the crowds were interest
ing and exciting. The ball games fur
nished sport and amusement for many
All the other attractions were high
class in every particular.
Yale has one strong" industry
which hasn't been advertised much. Il
is located on the hill north of town
and in a pen about 30x50 j. Il
Chandler has 81 skunk-all alive anC
well. One of the ExpOsitor bunch
made Ed. visit Sunday and looked
the stock over-but not too close
Ed pick them up and pets them and
even offered to hand us one, saying
that thew we're just like kittens, but
we were Willing to take his word fol-
it. He expects to make snug little
sum from them this winter.
Mr.. James McNerney and Miss Jes.
sic Robinson were married by FIR
Dunn in Holy Rosary Catholic church.
Detroit, at 10 o'clock a. m, Tuesday,
Sept %. The bride is an accomplished
young lady and was for twelve years u
stenographer for a distributing firm in
Detroit. The groom is fine young
man and is employed as ov erseer of
trains at the M. g. railroad yards in
the city. A beautiful and useful lot of
wedding present. were given by friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Sheehy were present from Yale.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 30, about
twenty-five friends and neighbors as
sembled at the farm home of Frank
Roadway in West Brockway. All