The Yale expositor., 1913-09-04
Local and Otherwise.

David Bowman of Ruby was in Yale
Saturday.
Roy Morsehead was up from Detroit
over sunday.
Harry Paxton, of Sa ndusky, was a
Yale visitor, Sunday.
Two girls wanted Immediately at
The Paisley Hotel, Y ale. 2l-
J. w. Harrington was at North
Branch during the past week.
Mrs. Il. ID. Nichols of Strathroy, Ont
visited Yale friends the past week.
Lillian Welch, of Detroit, is the guest
of old time Yale friends this week.
Fred Currier is home from Detroit
on a visit to his parents and friends.
Leslie j. Menzies was up from De
troit on visit to his parents Sunday.
Jas. l.. Coe attorney of Port Huron
was in Yale on legal business Monday.
j. A. Rapley, wife and daughter were
over from North Branch the first of
the week.
Big ball at Central Hall, Friday eve
ming, Sept. 10. Bill, including refresh
ments $3.50.
Amos Ludington, wife and two child.
rem we're up from Port Huron the first
of the week.
Mrs. w. c. Brown of Richmond has
been here visiting her sisters and bro
Their the past week.
Fred Taylor wife and daughter w.
+. Rub, wife and daughters visited at
Caro- over sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Il. Beecher are spend
| To-. he. In. nafg nrft tn RIO
at Cedar Grove Beach.
Do you want a dollar? Get a loaf
of bread at DenisOn's and your chances
are good. Ask him about il.
Hugh Morris and X. j. Loree of San
dusky came to Yale Saturday by auto
and spent few hours with friends.
Mrs. J. u. Hallead and Mrs X. l..
Henderson Of Chicago have been spend
ing the past week in and around Yale.
Mrs. n. s. Connel and children have
been at Inlay City the past week on a
visit to Henry M. Anderson and wife.
| On Monday next the canning factory
will start on the seasons crop of corn.
Ii is expected there will be bumper
crop this year.
If you are using Densons bread,
don't be surprised some of these days
ii you bite on a big round silver dollar
There's one there sure, and its yours if
you find it.
b. l.. Gregory formerly editor of the
Brown City Banner, while returning
| from FOwlerYille to his home at Inlay
City, IN getting off the train slipped
and fell breaking his shoulder blade.
DR.. j. l.. Chester, practicing physi-
clan of Emmett, was in Yale on Satur-
day last. The Dr. has been located at
Emmett for number of years and is
very popular with the people in that
| locality.
Carlysle and Vanuorman will give
another of their popular dances at Nc
Kinney Hall, Old Brockway next Mon
day evening, sept Sth. Music by Nc
Kanlass 2 piece orchestra. Bill Sl.O0.
good time is guaranteed.
1t is reported that the board of di-
rectors of the Fremont Farmers Tele-
phone Company have disposed of the
services of Aaron Gardner as general
manager. His successor will probably
be Arthur Booker, of Yale.
Michigan members of the National
Progressive Party will hold a confer
ence at Bots Blanc Island, near Detroit
on Monday, Sept. 3. Hon. Victor Muir
dock of Kansas and ex-senator A. j.
Beveridge of Indiana will make speech
es.
Menerey and Sayles will give grand
opening ball in Central Hall, Yale, on
Friday evening, Sept. 18th, 1913. Mus
ic will be furnished by McKanlass T.
piece orchestra, of Port Huron. Bill
Including refreshments. $3.50. Extra
ladies Csc. each. Spectators 25c. each.
A. w. Cowan, of Deckerville, pur-
chased the thoroughbred pacing horse
Sphinks Onward from Major Men ut
of Memphis, Mich, on Wednesday of
last week. Sphinks Onward is six years
old and promising prospect without
a mark and will be entered In several
events in the Thumb circuit this fall.
z. j. Flynn, who has been confined
to his rooms in the Paisley Hotel fol
the past month, is out around again
feeling much improved in health. For
some time he was unable to take but
very little nourishment. Now his ap.
petite is improving and Pat feels more
like himself again. His many friends
here and elsewhere will be pleased t.
learn of this encouraging news.
]. A. Phillips, of Alpena, is the new
minister at the Free Methodist church
1t is expected he will move here within
a week or two. lie comes highly recon-.
mended as an able speaker. Rev. Geo
A. HOsmer who has been occupying
the pulpit in that church for the past
three or four years will gOto st. Johns
We welcome the new pastor to our city
and wish the retiring one God speed in
his field.
The fourteen year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong died al
their home west of Yale on Thursday
August 2Sth, 1913, after an illness OF
only few days. Cause of death was
acute appendicitis. The funeral was
held from the home on Saturday after
noon, Elder ID Mccall officiating, and
lnttrment was made IN ElmwOOd Gem
etery. he parent have the sympathy
of all in their hour of bereavement.
The Detroit Journal will treat its
readers to an extraordinary lot OF serial
stories during the next six or eight