The Yale expositor., 1913-08-14

Mrs. Helen helu was IN Detroit the
past week visiting friends.
Rev. Il. q. Johnson and family are
visiting friends in Lexington.
Thelma and Donald Minnie have
gone to ST. Clair for weeks visit
Elder &. T.. Caswell, of Saginaw, was
in Yale the latter part of last week
Mrs. II M. Waterman and child, of
Peck visited Yale friends last week.
Girl Wanted For general Homework.
Apply at Minnie's meat market, Yale.
Mrs. Chas Rounds is visiting rela
tives and friends at bennington, Ont.
Mrs. Jas. b. Blackford is visiting
friends in the northern part of the
state.
Mrs. Glen Ballentine and daughter
Hazel were up from Port Huron last
Saturday.
Mrs. AL Thomas and children are
visiting relatives and friends at May
vile this week.
Hal Harrington and family, of Chi
cago, are visiting at the Hotel Har-
rington this week.
A. H. Lewis, wife and daughter
Mabel, of Almont, visited at the home
of Robert Lewis this week.
Mrs. Ben Bricker returned home
Wednesday evening after two weeks
visit with relatives IN different parts
of Canada.
Joe Moore reports to us tina. son
was born at his home Sunday, Aug. 10.
May the little fellow grow up To be as
good man as his papa.
A big, bouncing, baby boy arrived
at the home of Chas. =. Brown Monday
evening, Aug. 18th, 1913. Here's hop
ing he may live<a long and useful life.
Orville Snyder, >Of Mogolon, n. M,
is visiting in Yale. He is an old Yale
boy and has not been here for nearly
twenty years. He will remain until
after the home coming.
Art Booker was i'm Yale this week
and i'm conversation with him we learn
ed that fine baby daughter came TO
his home at CarsOnville Tuesday of
this week. We offer congratulations.
Elder Hosmer, pastor of the Free
Methodist church expects to leave
Yale after conference and take up the
passionate of some other charge. The
Port Huron pastor will no doubt be
transferred to Yale.
Mrs. f. f. Hallead, of BOLTON, ILL.,,
is visiting friends III Yale and Speaker,
having come to be present at the Home
Coming. Mrs. Hallead is an old pio-
neer of Speaker, having moved there
from Canada in 1856 when girl of IA.
Ice cream social next Monday eye
ming on the lawn OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Tornow, 81 miles east of Yale.
Ice cream and cake Zoe. A slumber
robe will be sold, tickets &c each. This
social is for the benefit of the German
Lutheran church.
The sermon subjects for the M. T..
church next Sunday will be, morning
"Brotherly Loves" evening Gospel
Conservatism" This will be the last
sermon for the conference year. Let
us have good congregation. Rev.
Bragg.
A grand harvest ball will be given
by the Misses h. and M. Mckinney at
the Mckinney hall, Old Brockway, on
Thursday evening, Aug. II. Music by
McKanlass Apiece orchestra Bill 81.
The public is cordially invited and all
can rest assured of good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Jackson enter
tanned the following guests at their
home OH South Main street during the
races:-Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, of
Cass City, II. Levi White and wife,
Anon Eastman, W. NJ. Smith, wife
and daughter Mary, OF Port Huron,
Mrs. A. M. Russell and son Ray, OF
Detroit.
Frank " ilcox, John Holden, wife
and daughter Freda leave tomorrow
morning for Standish To visit relatives
and friends. From there they will go
to Gladwin, where Mr.. Holden owns an
interest in large ranch. Before re.
turning they will visit Owosso and
other places. The trip will be made in
the formers auto.
Next Sabbath, Aug. 18th, the pulpit
of the Methodist Episcopal church will
be occupied, morning and evening, by
DIR. Ainsley Smith, of Royal Oak, who
will speak on the subject of Temper
perance", from the physicians stand
point. lie will also speak at Brock
way in the afternoon. DIR. Smith is a
logical, practical and convincing speak
er and it is hoped that he may be
greeted by full house.