The Yale expositor., 1913-09-18
Local and Otherwise.

week Sept. 1919.
Mary M. Brown is in Deckerville
ON "a visit this week.
Lizzie Shaw Is teaching In the
Gould school near Capac.
DR.. Wight and daughter Norma
were i'm Detroit Friday last.
Lambert Jones is i'm Detroit this
week attending the State fair.
Blanche Parkinson visited friends
in Port Huron and Sarnia Tuesday.
Russell Newsted will go to Battle
Creek tomorrow on a visit to friends.
VIM. r. Macdonald of Port HUI
ron, transacted business in Yale Mon
day.
f.. f. Fead and Fred n. Palmer
have been in Detroit this week on
business.
Cam Baxter OF Detroit, visited
friends and relatives i'm Yale the lat
ter part OF last week.
Sanley Wilson, wife and child. of
Port Hope, visited Grant Holden and
family the first of the week.
Grant Holden and family autoed to
Almont Sunday and spent the day
with Sexton Grimes and family.
Bert Mcdonald is improving the
interior appearance of his Kennefek
street residence by a fresh coat OF
paint.
Norma Wight went to Alma Tues
daY morning To take up the literary
course and music in the college at
| that place.
Margaret Worden has returned to
Marine City To take up the work of
teaching one Of the rural schools
near that city.
| Ella Foster returned to Port Hur-
on, Saturday after spending the past
four weeks with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Foster
A slight rain Tuesday laid the dust
| along the country roads which had
| become quite deep from the con-
| tinued dry weather.
The forty-frst annual fair OF the
Armada Agricultural society will be
held Oct. l. 2 and g. We acknowl-
edge complimentary ticket.
Mrs willis Fisher returned to her
| home at Saginaw or Saturday after
few days spent at the home of her
sister, Mrs John Ferguson.
he work of putting in a new store
front for Staley and Ericker is pro-
| crossing and when completed it will
be up-to date and attractive.
W. II. Fletcher Thos. Johnston
Geo. Mcintyre and John Holden with
their wives were at North Branch
Sunday making the trip by auto.
Ed Sbeehy went to Buffalo last
Thursday returning on Tuesday with
a carload of young cattle that he
Will sell TO farmers in this section.
j. A. Hennessy, wife and child left
for their homa at Villa Grove, Colo.
Wednesday morning, stopping over at
~ o.. a Ffesft
| Edith and Lizzie Roadway of Mil
| ltrsburg are here. the former en-
| plOyed i'm Mrs. Eva Black * Co.'S
millinery store, and the latter on a
visit.
II. c. Garrett of Peck has rented
the Fred Currier farm, two miles
north and one mile west of Yale, and
expects to take possession in "A few
| weeks.
Albert Menerey has resigned his
position at G Il. Richards hardware
store and leaves for Ann Arbor soon
where he will take course at the
L. of M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter La Clear re-
turned to their home at Pontiac Mon
day after spending couple of weeks
visiting at the homes of Martin Col
berg and John Ferguson.
Sunday and Monday mornings
heavy frosts did considerable damage
in this section. Corn suffered the
most, the crop for our canning fac
tory is practically ruined
The Yale Buick Co. this week sold
to Adam Fisher a 1914 five passenger
Buick touring car. 1t is equipped with
electric lights, electric starter and all
modern conveniences. 1t is a beauty.
George W. Barrett celebrated his
I,.,l.a .iNFa
day evening at his home IN Peck. a
number were present from Yale, and
ne was the recipient of 4nany pres
ents.
a telegram received by Fred Tay-
Tor on Monday announced the death
on Tuesday of his brother James,
aged AZ unmarried, at Newberry. Mr..
Taylor left on the evening train to
attend the funeral and look after his
brothers affairs.
The county road commissioners in
company with JEFF Brown were in
Yale Tuesday in conference with our
business men. They gave out that
all details are being worked out and
just in readiness to start on good
road building next year.
The family of the late Mrs. Emma
Rapley feel deeply grateful to all
friends and neighbcrs who so willing
ly and kindly gave or their help and
sympathy during the illness ana after
the death of the dear mother and
ESPECIALLY do they wish to thank those
who furnished the beautiful music
at the services.
Rev. $. NJ. Gilchriese accidentally
was shocked by the village electric
Lighting current last Tuesday even
ing and for several hours his condi-
ton was serious. He had been attend
ing meeting held in the NJ. IL.
church and at the close Of the meet
ing remained to turn off the lights
lie accidentally touched ap uncovered
wire and was thrown to the floor.
HIS cutlery AS he fell attracted the
attention of passers 10y and a doctor
was called at once and Mr. Gilchriese
was taken To his home. He was un-
conscious for over two hours but has
since fully recovered and feels no
ad effects resulting from his un-
pleasant eXperience.-Imlay City
Times
Geo. Mcintyre enjoys joke but
when he can put Ii over on the other
fellow he is In his glory. This time
IL hammered A ha on him Whfla