The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-09-10
Local and Otherwise.

over Sunday.
JIM. Smith transacted business in
Detroit last week.
Lawrence Menerey was home from
Flint over sunday.
Harvest supper at the Presbyterian
church Friday night.
A. +. Jackson of Capac called on
Yale friends Tuesday.
j. w. Harrington was at Brown City
Monday on business.
Lille Symington is visiting friends
in Cass City this week.
James Cooley transacted business in
Port Huron last Monday.
Mrs Henry Steinburg visited her
daughter in Detroit last week.
A. B. Green, wife and children of
Pontiac visited Mrs. A. Burch.
John Bright visited relatives and
friends at Listowell, Ont, last week.
Mrs. L. w. Farley is somewhat inn
proved at present from her recent
illness.
Lee Wilt and wife of Detroit have
the past week.
Moxie Holden of Port Huron has
been spending the past week with rel
atives in Yale.
Geo. Z. Mckinley, State Factory In
spector, was in Yale on Friday last on
an inspecting tour.
G. G. Carter of Armada was in Yale
this week with couple of auto loads
of Alberta peaches.
A number from here drove down to
the annual chicken supper at Brockway
| Wednesday evening.
Mrs. H. b. Ames and daughter Mar.
ion of Toledo visited Mrs. f. Mcdonald
and family last week.
Fall Millinery opening next week,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept Is and
IL Eva j. Black 81 Co.
Herb Menerey and wife of Hart,
Mich, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Men
Grey the first of last week.
DR.. Morgan j. Smead and wife of
Detroit were visitors of DIR. and Mrs
j. b. Stevens over Sunday.
Jas. l.. Benedict and wife of Brown
City visited over Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. &. 5. COchrane.
is. Shantz of Berlin, Ont, special
representative of the Florida Colonial
ton Co., is in Yale this week.
Geo. Walker has been very sick at
his home southwest of Yale. He is
feeling some better at present.
Thos. j. Axarlis returned Monday
from Greece. His mother and two OF
his sisters children returned with
him.
Mrs. Fred Taylor entertained her
class of girls of the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday evening. All enjoyed
themselves immensely.
A dozen or more Yale young people
attended the dance in Peck Monday
evening. McKanlass orchestra of four
pieces was the attraction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan and family OF
Port Huron and Isaac Bradley and
wife of Flushing visited at Edward
Marshall's the past week.
Alex Adams, who has a position in
the First National Exchange Bank al
Port Huron, visited his parents and
friends here over Sunday.
Fred RE, of Capac, go years of age
was found dead in field one day last
week where he had gone after cattle
Death was due to natural causes.
The Detroit Annual Conference of the
NJ. f.. church will be held this year in
Saginaw. The first session will be held
on Tuesday, Sept. 22nd. Bishop Burt
of Buffalo will preside.
Mrs. A. G. Dickerson of Bath, n. Y.
Mrs. j. Martin of Branchport, n. Y.
sisters of CLANCY Kelley and Mrs. l.
Dinehart, of Penyan, n. Y, neice
are here on visit this week. 1t is q
good many years since Chance has
seen them.
Word has been received here of the
marriage of James q. Brown, formerly
of Yale, to young lady in Louisville
Ky. The young couple will make
their home in South Bend, Ind, where
Jim has position. We extend con
gratulations.
Fred Taylor has two attractive show
windows in the front of his grocery
store The south one is filled witt
Bull Frog shoe polish, with every boz
of which is given jumping frog. In
the north window is displayed all kinds
of canned goods. Both windows arr
neatly and lastly dressed.
The three-year.old son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Chas. Brown died at their home
in Detroit last Friday. The remains
were brought to Yale and the funera
held from the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Cameron Sunday afternoon anC
interment was made in Peck cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown have the sympathy
of all in their sad bereavement.
Claud Vanconant, son of ID. Vancon
ant of Speaker township was operated
on on Tuesday afternoon for abscess o.
the kidney by Drs. Yuill of Yale anC
Campbell of Brown City. The boz
was hurt while attending the Shook
school last winter and the operation il
the outcome Of the injury. He is get
ting along nicely and will soon be GU
of danger.-Peck Times.
Evangelist ID. II. Jackson of Jordan
Ont, will hold series of special Evan
gelistic services in :,Mechanic-st Church
of Christ commencing on or abou
October 9Th, and all effort will be made
to secure his services as regular minis
ter at this place. Mr.. Jackson is {
speaker of unusual ability and his com
ing will good news TO his many friends
in Yale and vicinity. For the past five
y IL