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

Monday
Watch for "The Flying Man, in
the EXpositor.
Local dealers say coal will be
high this winter.
Lots of baled hay is being shipped
from this point of late.
DR.. j. b. Stevens and j. A. Menzies
autoed to Armada Monday.
Geo. W. Bell won first prize with
his driver at the Croswell fair.
Dan Ferguson is laid up at MS
home suffering from rheumatism.
Are you an Expositor subscriber?
II not, why not? We give you all
the news all the time.
Rufus Remington is improving his
residence by building on new
porch
Richard Hewitt. wife and son Clyde
of Portland, Oregon, visited Mrs.
Todd over Sunday.
Kate Sheehy will return Thursday
to her work in Detroit, after spending
her vacation at home.
Clyde Adams, II. f. Beard and
Chris. Vogelei made an AUTO trip to
Gladwin county last week.
w A. Williams and family were
down from Sandusky Sunday on a
visit to Benz Evans and wife.
/ j. w. Cavanagh, of Madison. Wis,
was in Yale day or two last week
on visit to relatives and friends.
/ ID. A. McKeith and family, of
Brown City, autoed to Yale Sunday
afternoon and visited among, friends.
j. II. Beckton and family of Caro-,
visited w. F.. Rub and family and
other Yale relatives Saturday and
Sunday
Gladys and Frank Newell, of To
ronto Ont, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David WEIGH south
OF town.
The Expositor acknowledges the
receipt of a copy of the Michigan
Manual for 1913 from the state de-
partment.
Mrs. Glen Balentine, sister Hazel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gary, of Port HUI
ron. were weekend visitors at Mrs.
Helen Reid's.
A bunch of young people enjoyed
on the banks of the creek near Sayles
farm Monday evening.
Mrs. Miles Simmons and Mrs. Wal
lace Adams spent part of the past
week at Edison Beach in the cottage
with Mrs. Jos. Wallace.
Jas. f. Chisholm and wife. of Mel
vim, and Mrs. Margaret Chisholm, of
near Sandusky, visited at Chas. 5.
Browns Tuesday afternoon.
Blanche Parkinson left last week
on a visit to friends and relatives at
Toledo and Detroit, after which she
will return to San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Curtis left last
Saturday on a trip to Chicago, Mil
waukee and other points Of interest
They expect TO be gone week or
more.
Tuesday and Wednesday next races
will be held in Yale. BE sure ana
4, come. You will see some fast and
interesting contests and every heat
will be race.
Rev. Waldron Coach and family
now occupy the NJ. T.. parsonage, hav'
ing moved here from Richmond this
| week. dle tAtOhu thNh
hearty welcome.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave chicken pie supper in
the church dining room Tuesday
evening which brought them in the
goodly sum of $44.50.
First quarterly meeting of the Free
Methodist church begins Friday
night of this week and lasts over
Sunday. Presiding Elder Stevens
will conduct the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McColl and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Graham, of Mar
lette, were at Alpena last week. The
trip was made part way by auto and
the rest of the journey by train.
James Cogley moved his family to
Emmett the latter part of last week
They were unable TO get a house ~
Yale for few weeks and the place
they occupied here had been pur
chased by John Byce.-Memphis Bee
Sally II. Williams, who has spent
several years as a trained nurse In
Chicago hospital, is at the home OF
her sister, Mrs Harry Waterman, I'm
Peck. where she will remain until
sometime next month. when she will
be married.
John Minty left this week fol
Pocatello, Idaho, where he under
takes the management of n large
drug store. His sister, Mrs. Clyde
van der Maaten, nee Margaret, Min
ty. is resident of that city.-Sanilac
County Farmer
Mrs Jas. Parkinson and daughter
Maud of London, Ont, visited 7. III.
Parkinson and family last week. On
their return home they stopped at
Sarnia and attended the wedding of
Miss Shaw and Leslie Menzies. both
Sarnia young people.
Yale has a Wall street that is fast
becoming a great business centre. II
is located in front of Fred Wits
implement warerooms and the bulls
and bears congregate daily and hold
their sessions. The board of trade
is represented by Thos. Wharton,