The Yale expositor., 1914-09-17

w. III. Learmont and family autoed
to Romeo and Almont Sunday.
Grant Holden accompanied FIR Cul.
linane on his return TO Detroit by auto
today.
Mrs. Jason Clark of Saginaw is
spending the week with Mrs. Eva j..
Black.
Beulah Beadle of Jeddo spent the
past week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Con Jones.
James McColl and wife autoed to
Detroit and spent day or two the first
of the week
Lew Broadway and family of Brown
! City visited Seneca Valentine and wife
the past week.
Mrs. L. r. Beecher expects to leave
on Monday for Chicago where she will
spend few weeks
Bert Jackson, who has been working
at Reedsburg, Wis, for several months
is home for time
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Fletcher attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Ed. McPhee
near Melvin Monday.
Mrs. Lester Clark was taken quite i'll
on Wednesday with heart trouble and
is confined to her bed.
FT. Il. j. Cullinane came to Yale
Tuesday in his auto from Detroit and
spent a day or two visiting his friends.
No one can miss Fred Taylor's gro
Gerry as he has his name painted in big
letters across the front of the build
ing.
In Ed. Nj. Dinners sale bill a mistake
occurs in regard to time given on notes.
1t should read twelve months instead
of six.
+. j. Minnie is having the interior
of his meat market painted a pure
white. 1t improves the appearance
very much.
stephen Bower of near Melvin has
bought the James Loree house and lot
corner Of Mill and Mary streets through
n. b. Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Locke visited at
the home of Henry Pearce this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Locke have moved from
Detroit to Port Huron.
JEFF G. Brown of AvOca, candidate
on the Progressive ticket for congress
man of the Seventh district, was call
ing on y ale friends Wednesday.
The Yale Wooden Mills are working
three nights each week to catch up
with the maay orders for their manu-
featured goods already received this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wavle of New
FORK state visited Seneca Valentine
and wife last week. Mrs. Wavle is a
sister of Mr.. Valentine They all at
tended the State Fair at Detroit.
The beautiful weather of Wednesday
and Thursday favored our milliners
with their fall openings a large mum
Der Of ladies viewed the new styles
and many selected and purchased hats.
Rev. w. ~. Cole, who has been pas
tor OF the Flint NJ. T.. church for the
past few years, was in Yale the first Of
the week calling on his many friends. |
He informs us that he has been grant |
ed years leave of absence by the |
Michigan conference.
J. II. Patton will preach in Brick |
Chapel Sunday, Sept. 20 at, 300 and |
700 p. M, on the subjects of "Times of |
the Gentiles" and "rhe Fullness of the |
Gehtiles" showing the difference and |
what they do teach, Come and hear
him on these subjects
viii Kennedy brought to the Ex.
pOstor office today ripe tomato grown |
in his patch which weighs 211 pounds |
and measures 1917 inches in circumfer- |
ence. viii says ne had some larger |
ones but they rotted before getting |
ripe.
Lambert Jones struck flowing well |
at depth OF So feet on the place re- |
Gently purchased of Seneca Valentine, |
known now as Elmhurst. The water |
flows from twelve inch crock, i've |
gallons every four seconds or in other |
words about 2,l60 barrels in twenty |
four hours.
In real fast exhibition of base ball |
last Monday afternoon at City Park |
the Yale Boosters closed the season of |
1914 by adding another victory to its |
list. Capac furnished the opposing |
team and the visitors can sure play |
ball, but our boys took the game by
score of to 5.
The canning factory is busy taking |
care of the green corn crop. j. +.
Williams, the new professor, is tire
less worker and is making good on the |
job. 1t is expected that this years
output wi Ill be paying investment to
the stockholders of the company.
A crew of men composed of the
members of the Presbyterian church |
including the pastor, Rev. Bradfeld,
were very busy last Friday afternoon
cutting down the Carolina poplar trees
about the church, grading and cleaning
up generally. The church grounds are
much improved through their work
Having resigned my pastorate here,
L desire to extend my thanks to the
church for the splendid letter Of COM
mendation granted me, and as we ex-
pect to remain in Yale for some time
yet, we will be glad to welcome at our
home on Mary street any members of
the church and congregation. f. III.
Boleyn.
The supper given in John Holden's
garage Thursday evening by the ladies
of the NJ. Il. church was a grand sue
cess. The men adherents to the church
society proved themselves to be expert
walters and served the large crowd
not a person finding fault
with the excellent service rendered.
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