The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-06-18


as she's writ and permissible where
red blood flows.
A PleasurabIe Occasion.
A party made up of Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Will McPhee,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Rounds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Windsor, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Men
zies, daughters Ruth and Grace and
Ruth Ellis drove to Boards Hill in
three machines Tuesday morning and
spent very pleasant day admidst its
delightful scenery
Dinner and supper were eaten in
true picnic style, with fresh fish caught
from the river and cooked over an
alcohol lamp, adding great Zest to the
sport of the day but about all the party
brought home was sunburn and bis
tered noses.
This day was planned as a celebra-
ton OF Mrs. Fletcher's birthday and
certainly was apleasurable occasion all
around.
Rain is badly needed for the growing
crops.
w. A. Cavanagh was at Port Huron
on business last Saturday.
Hazel Wharton is home from the
Normal school at Ipsilanti.
j. l. Rosenthal has purchased four
passenger Ford touring car.
Lawrence Sheehy is home from AS
sumption College at Sandwich.
Frank Sheehy has returned home
from the u. of NJ. al Ann ArbOr.
Yale VS.. Memphis at City Park, Yale
tomorrow, Friday 300 O'Clock p. IN.
w. ID. Richardson of Marine City
visited Dolph Andreae Wednesday.
Norma Wight and Ed Johnston are
home from attending Alma college.
Bernice Holden visited her aunt,
Bessie Grimes, at Attention this week.
James McColl was at Port Huron
Monday returning by auto in the eve
ming.
Mrs Bert Welch and daughter Mil
dred are visiting relatives at Shabbona
this week.
Frank w. Andreae is at Chicago this
week in the interests of the Yale
Wooden Mills.
Dolph Andreae and family expect to
move OUT W OtudIMOOu DtdCll Ou II IL
day, to stay the summer.
Edgar Edighoffer and wife of Bad
Axe attended the Holden Edighoffer
wedding at Yale Tuesday.
Ruth Ellis, who has been spending
the week with Ruth Menzies, returned
to her home at Holly today.
Marie McNulty, who is attending
st. Mary's Academy at Notre Dame,
Ind, is home for the summer
Sexton Grimes of Attention has BEEN
| in Yale this week on a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Grant Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McColl are
entertaining John Livingston and wife
and Mrs. Howell of Baden, Ont.
Dick Windsor is repainting the front
of his barber shop. Dusty is the artist.
A new awning also adorns the front.
Fred Vannest while working around
one of the pickers at the Wooden Mills
Monday had his left hand badly torn.
Jas. Ii. Moore and Mrs. j. +. Staley
were at Port Huron Wednesday at
tending the funeral of the formers
brother, William Moore.
A road bee was held on Wednesday
of last week and a stretch of road was
built from viii Campbell's corner on
east. These road bees are becoming
quite popular.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel to church and listening
friends on Sunday, June 21st, at 300 p.
m. All invited to come and hear him.
A subject of interest will be discussed.
Come.
Mrs. Mary J. Little, who visited in
this locality a week ago, died suddenly
at her home in Detroit Monday night.
George Little left for there the same
evening. Mrs. Little was one of the
old pioneers of Speaker township.
Rev. +. Charles and wife of Hiram,
Ohio, are here on visit to Mrs. Mary
Baxter. Rev. Charles will occupy the
Christian church pulpit at Fargo next
Sunday. The week following he will
preach i'm the Mechanic street, Church
of Christ, Yale.
Irene and Helen Harrington enter
tanned twenty or more guests at an
evening party at their home Wednes-
day. Cards and dancing, music and
conversation filled the evening, com
pleted by a dainty lunch. The party
was given in honor Of their friend Miss
Green.
Cedarwood Beach on Lake Huron,
sixteen miles east of Yale, is very
desirable place to spend your summer
outing in camping. Lots or shade,
splendid bathing and cool breezes from
the lake. Campers are welcome to
pitch their tents on this property and
enjoy all the pleasures of the spot free.
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