The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-07-16

the past week.
DIR. j b. Stevens has been at Detroit
the past week on business.
j. b. Weymouth transacted business
in Port Huron the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Drake are at st.
Clair visiting their son Clarence.
Russell Mcleod of Detroit has, been
the guest of Frank Kerr and family the
past week.
Mrs Chas l.. Willard and son of
Detroit have been visiting Yale friends
the past week.
Mrs. John starr aud little son of De.
[ tr0it are spending the week at the home
of Mrs. McNulty.
Grant Holden is having the front of
his drug store reprinted. Jacob Miller
is the brush artist.
Mildred Wallace of Pittsburg, Pa,
has been spending the week with Jas.
Wallace and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spring and two sons of
New York state areguests of Fred
Currier and family.
Rus Secor is out on the streets again
after anumber of weeks confinement to
his home by sickness.
Othello Phelps returned TO Detroit
Saturday last after spending the week
with his mother Mrs. NJ. Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rooney and son
| Francis of Mt. Clemens were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews this
week.
Fred Z. Palmer who has spent
couple of weeks in Newberry and the
upper peninsula, returned home We'd
nesday.
The Menonites of Yale and vicinity
are holding camp meetings in the city
park. Large congregations attend
nightly.
Roy Moore aud wife of Detroit drove
! to Yale by motorcycle sunday and are
spending the week with relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. +. w. Farley and children re-.
turned home Friday night from couple
of weeks outing at Orchard Beach near
St Clair
VIM. Miller has sold his S0.acre farm
known as the Fred Mcconnell place to
! Frank smith of Sandusky, considers
ton $4,000.
Mrs. Beecher is entertaining her cous-
in Mrs Jennie Ruth ana sister in. law
Mrs. Thompson this week. Mrs Ruth
is on her way to California.
Freddie, son of Mr.. and Mrs f. w.
Andreae fell out of tree on Tuesday
and broke his arm. The fracture was
set and the little fellow is doing a. nice
ly as could be expected.
Gertrude, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Hayes, while playing in
the barn in the hay loft fell to the
floor and was injured quite badly
Last reports are that she is improving
and will recover
Hiram i. Manning, at one time res
ident of Yale or Brockway Centre, died
at Pontiac saturday July llth. The re-
mains were taken to the home of his
daughter, Mrs A. T. Martin at Howell
where the burial took place Monday
afternoon.
About seventy.five members of the
l.. .. l.. from Yale and vicinity attend
ed the celebration at Clio on Saturday,
July nth. They drove over TO Capac
and took the Grand Trunk from there,
reaching Clio about 9 o'clock. a good
time is reported by every one who went
from here.
III dbOkubl VI lllt
will be found an ad for the Holmes.
Rittenhouse Land Co., 603 Majestic
building, Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Holmes
is well known in this city and any per-
son wishing to purchase Michigan farm,
fruit and timber lands he will give you
a good deal.
Edward Fry, an old veteran who
passed through the civil war without'a
scratch, met with an accident one day
last week while hauling in hay on his
farm near Avoca. lie was on the load
of hay and when driving in the barn was
knocked off onto the wagon wheel and
his head was quite badly cut. We are
pleased to notice him, around again as
spry as ever.
George w. Elston, our good-natured
aud hustling hay buyer, had laid his
plans for over week on attending the
meeting of the Hay Buyers Association
at Cedar Point, Ohio. Everything was
in readiness Tuesday to make the trip
until permonition came over George
and he failed to go. Some of his friends
are anxious to know what that prev
ious warning was. Maybe George will
satisfy their curiosity.
Frank w. Donaldson, representing
the Burns & Mccoy Granite Co, of
Croswell, was in Yale during the past
week and sold fine monuments TO the
following peOple:-Fred Currier, Grant
Holden, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Willard
Welch, Bert Welch and Marion Munro.
These jobs will all be placed in Elm.
wood cemetery. This company is
working up fine business and are
turning out nothing but the best of
work.
The annualscho meeting of District
No. /, Brockway township Yale Pub
lie Schools, was held in the high room
Monday evening, +. +. Fead presiding
and j +. Beavis secretary. About a
dozen taxpayers of the district were
present. The treasurer's financial re
port was read by F.. w. Andreae and
adopted. John Hutton was reelected
trustee for three years. President Fead
brought before the meeting the neces-
sity of new building TO be separate
from the present one to make room for
the over-crowded condition of our
schools Let every taxpayer and resi-
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