The Yale expositor., 1913-07-03

A major portion of Yale's popula-
ton will no doubht spend the Fourth
at home. Others will go to Brown
City and hear the cannon roar and
watch the race horses go.
Grinnell Brothers. of Port Huron.
have been conducting a successful
piano sale here during the past two
weeks. Large numbers of people
have visited the store of A. " Parm-
lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Broadway and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Manns, Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, of
Brown City. visited Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca Valen-
tine.
Chas. Drake and wife. of Detroit.
'and Frank Minnie and wife. of Port
Huron. visited at the home of r.. II.
Drake over Sunday. They all autoed
over To Lexington Sunday morning
and spent the day.
Denigon Mccall entertained his
brother from Australia the past week.
II has been thirty years since they
last met The old gentleman is 63
years OF age and as spry as young
lad. His son accompanied him on
the trip. Another brother of Clifford
was here.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beecher, of
Dansville, N. Y, were the guests of
his brother, h. r. Beecher and family
over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher
were on their way to Salt Lake City.
We have VIII Cavanagh to thank
for a supply of Strawberries for our
table. They were thoroughly appre,
ciated
Mrs. VIM. Clyne is still confined to
her home by sickness.
Joe Holt is home from a six months
visit in the State of California.
The millinery stores will close eve
nings during the summer months.
Jacob Hall, wife and child, of Marion
are guests of Yale relatives and friends.
Ladies. accompanied by gentlemen,
free first night at Kelley Il Brennan's
big show.
Miss White, of Toronto, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. II. ID. Hunter, at the
Presbyterian manse.
BE sure and attend Kelley IL Bren-
mans big tent show next week. Three
nights. Read their adv.
Frank SilverthOrn, of Chicago, is
spending the week i'm and around Yale
visiting relatives and friends.
Nita Holden and gentleman friend
of Port Huron have been spending a
few days this week with Yale friends.
Andrew Award does not seem to
! improve very fast, yet his friends are
| in bnnac ha will onnn nat arOuOn
| again.
Mrs. John McMurtrie, who has spent
the past six months or more visiting
her daughter at stockton, Kansas, is
| home.
Watson and Will j. McPhee with
! their wives, of Detroit, spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. IL.
| Fletcher.
During the electrical storm Monday
evening lightning struck the Bethel
church in Lynn township, destroying
the edifice.
Dorothy Lacy left on Thursday for
Niles to sing with chorus that will
occupy large float in the dedication
of Fort st. Joseph memorial OH July a.
Rev. Chas Bragg, pastor of the
/
city will go to Lake Pleasant July 4th,
where he will deliver an address.
Mrs. Sarah Lundy and daughters
Evelyn and Mabel left Wednesday
morning for Tyre to visit the formers
daughter, Mrs. Sherman Clark for a
week
Two prominent Port Huron men
died during the past week, VIM. +
| Wagenseil ex sheriff of st. Clair county
and Lewis Atkins. Both gentlemen
were well known in this city.
The Kelley & Brennan Big Dramatic
\ Co. will be in Yale three nights of next
week Thursday, Friday and Saturday
July 10, IL, II. This company, which
was always a favorite in Yale, is much
better this year than ever before. They
have greatly enlarged their tent and
carry a troupe of nearly thirty people.
The plays they are putting on are all
good, and we can assure our readers
of good, clean shows.
Charley Ferguson, who lives east OF
Yale, was out in his yard doing some
chores Monday evening last when a
large ball of fire fell from the clouds
and landed a short distance from him
exploding and sounding like bomb
shell. At first thought he didn't know
but that it was stray shell from the
Mexican guns. After recovering from
the scare he entered the house to find
that his wife had received slight
shock from lightning and was rather
nervous over it. Charley says he would
just as soon those bolts of lightning
would land a little farther AWAY