The Yale expositor., 1913-07-03
Local and Otherwise.

Some men are big and others think
they are big.
Never Judge a mans knowledge by
what he says.
Livingston Doering is here on a
visit to his mother and sister.
The canning factory starts up on
Wednesday of this week canning
peas.
Ella Foster, of Port Huron, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Yale.
Mrs. VIII r and daughter Helen
spent the past week in Detroit with
friends.
Clarence Holden, of Flint, visited
his father and friends in yale over
sunday.
VIM. Roy brought us a big bunch
OF elegant lettuce the other day.
Thanks
Fred Hall. former resident oil
Lynn township, now of Waters, is here
on a visit
Andrew Depeel, of Detroit, was in
Yale over Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
The Presbyterian people will picnic
on the grounds of Robert Irving Fri
day afternoon.
Tomorrow is the great Fourth OF
July. Yale will be perfectly sane and
sober Nothin' dom.
Men and women take desperate
chances sometimes-for instance,
when they get married.
Janet Bright, of Listowell, Ont, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs John
Bright the past week.
II. j. Bryan and wife, of Detroit,
has been spending the week with l..
H. Leslie and family.
There are times when you least ex-
pect II that you find a friend whom
you didn't know you had.
Mrs. Walter Knapp has been spend
ing the past week in Detroit with her
son Raymond Knapp and wife.
]. A. Menzies and family autoed TO
Armada on Sunday and spent the
DAY with relatives and friends
Mrs. r. A. Stevenson and son Guy,
of Columbiaville, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs r. w. Passmore last week.
Chas. Knowlton and wife, of Port
Huron, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Harry Jardine last Satur-
day.
Isaac Menerey has had his resi-
| -ence, corner Jones ana Mill street,
painted. Lowell Munroe was the
artiss,
Russell Van Camp is home from at
| tending college at Adrian and will
| spend the summer on the farm north
of here.
Mrs VIM. Carol and Mrs. John
Bright We're at Valley Centre Thurs
day last attending the funeral of
Mrs Rebecca Isles.
Our friends have remembered us
this week basket of fine straw
berries from Mrs. Miles Simmons
made a meal for us.
A very heavy electrical and wind
storm passed over this section Mon
day evening. A nice shower of rain
accompanied the storm.
Mrs. c. s. Brown and daughter
Isabelle and son Johnnie are spending
a couple of weeks at the home of the
| lOIIlcI y mOlueT near OdHuuShgs
Geo. w. Elston has moved into his
own house In the northeast part OF
the city. Mrs. Hisey has moved into
the dwelling vacated by Mr.. ElstOn.
Henry Zuelch while working in the
flax mill at Fargo last week Wednes-
day had the misfortune to have the
fore finger of his right hand cut off
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X Thompson, OF
Oil Springs, Ont, and Wilma O'Dell
of South Bend, Ind. have been guests
of Otto Grirnth and family the past
week.
Ed. Andreaes cottage at the lake
went up In great shape last week
Work is delayed this week on &C
count of the non-arrival of window
sashes.
Brown City will celebrate the
Fourth. There will be horse races, 9
good ball game, athletic sports of al
kinds. and general good time Is as
sured.
Isaac Menerey has a pear tree OF
his lot here in the city that has frui
and blossoms growing on the tree
Mr.. Menery says that this is quite {
novelty.
Jean Drake, who has been teaching
music and drawing in the public
schools at Romeo for the past year
has returned to her home to speni
the summer vacation.