The Yale expositor., 1913-09-04


Mrs. Mary Reynolds, of Detroit, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lester Clark.
Ii. 5. Waite, of Sandusky, is painting
and decorating Bert Welch's new
home.
Elizabeth Parkinson will go back to
st. Petersburg, Fla, this year to teach
again.
w. III. Fletcher and Aaron Windsor
and wives autoed To Port Huron on
Sunday.
Cecil Robinson, of Capac, has been
the guest of Emma Richardson the
past week.
Mrs. Chas. Dudley and little child, of
Blackduck, Mimi, are guests at the
Benz. Evans home
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lutz have re-
turned to their home in Port Huron
after trip to Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane and
Lew Etchells and brother were Detroit
visitors on Wednesday,
Eva j. Black * Co, announce their
fall millinery opening for Thursday
and Friday, Sept. Is and 10.
Misses Eva and Helen Shut and
Richard SHUT of Capac are visiting at
I. II. ParkinsOns this week.
Blanch Parkinson, who has been in
San Francisco for the past two years,
returned home Tuesday night.
Ed Brown is carrying his arm in
sling the result OF an accident while
working around a threshing machine.
Mrs. Maryette Morley, son Earl and
granddaughter, Jessie, of Capac, visited
with Mrs. Eva j. Black Saturday and
Sunday.
Darius Mihlethaler ard family of
/ Harbor Beach visited relatives and
friends in and around Yale the first of
the week
The new sanitary drinking fountain
for horses has arrived and will replace
the old wooden trough corner Main and
Mechanic streets.
Carrie Clark is at Flint where she
will visit for a couple of weeks. Donna
Eshleman returned with her after
spending several weeks here.
Jennie and Pearl Fletcher are in De.
troit attending the Thomas Training
School The former is studying art and
music, the latter domestic science.
| j. A. Menzies is confined to his home
this week under the care of DIR. Wight.
III anything is wrong in the makeup
of the Expositor charge it to the print
er's devil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Little were called
to Standish TO attend the funeral of
Mrs. Frank Little who died at Colburg
Mont, last Sunday. Funeral at stan
dish at $3.50.
Elder j. IL. Patton will preach to the
church and congregation in Brick Chap
ell Sunday Sept. 9Th at 3 and Z p. IN.
Come and listen. BE swift to hear is
the instruction
Wynet Vaudeville and daughter Don
ma Mack returned To Logansport, Ind,
the first of the week, having spent a
| pleasant home. coming among their
many Yale and Lynn friends and rela
tives.
Two corn roasts on Monday evening
were occasions for great fun One was
held at the home of IL. Hydorn and the
other at the farm of VIM. Sayles. Both
punches OF young people were delight
fully entertained
Jason Clark and wife and DIR. Bliss
and wife, of Saginaw visited at Charles
Ferguson's last week. On Friday the
party, accompanied by Mrs. Ferguson
autoed to Port Huron and spent the
day there and at Sarnia.
In card from ;. q. Bettes, dated
from Port Huron, he says, III will
preach at Fargo, Sept 9TH at p. M, my
last address in that part of the country.
| expect to speak in the grove, subject
the right of women to vote"
In recent report from California
we learn of the marriage of Carl X.
Brown, formerly of Yale, to Miss EN-
ma Patrick, of Ontario, Calf Carl is
at present on trip to Honolulu. We
wish the young couple long and hap
py married life.
The Presbyterian church ediiice is be-
ing freshened up and improved by the
application of a coat of paint to the ex-
terror and the redecofating of the walls
of the interior. The changes will Ger.
tainly be creditable. Mr.. Hale is the art
list and brush wielder.
The weather on Tuesday was a
scorcher. One year ago the first week
in September was similar TO this, ex-
tremely warm. It's lucky the home
coming days were comfort BILE. For
once Yale stood in with the weather
man when something was doing and
got the best there was.
The ladies aid of the Brockway NJ
T.. church will hold their annual chick
en- supper next Monday evening, Sept
8th at the home of VIM. Wilkes. Sup
per from six till all are served. Price
for supper 25c. This annual event is
always eagerly looked forward to and a
good time is assured all who attend.
Everybody invited.
Aug 3lst being Labor Sunday, Rev.
Il. q. Johnson preached an excellent
sermon appropriate for the occasion.
The II. o. b. g. expects every member
of the class there for enrolment Sept.
eth. We are looking forward to an
improvement along all the lines of
work this fall and winter. Let every
one of the IS members be in his or her
place Sept Z. Members of class with
excellent record, Mr.. and Mrs. II. g.
Martin, Nellie Fogg and lsla Evans.
Junior League service sunday at three
o'clock. After the rest for month
everyone will rally To their work again.