The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-07-30
Local and Otherwise.

LIST, Yale.
Tom Parkinson is home from Detroit
this week.
LIB. Weymouth was at Port Huron
over Sunday.
Jack Tralnor of Brown City was in
Yale Sunday.
j. w. Harrington was at Detroit the
first of the week
il. Rosenthal was at Detroit the
first of the week.
Fred Vannest of Peck was in Yale
the first of the week.
w. f. Rub and family visited rela-
tives at Caro- Sunday.
Maggie Foster is home from Detroit
on visit to her parents.
l.. ii. Howse and wife of Brown City
were Yale visitors Sunday.
The old favorites-The Silver Fami-
ly-at Yale, Monday, Aug. 4th.
Will White and wife of Avoca were
in Yale Tuesday calling on friends
DR.. j. d. Stevens and Ed Youngs
were at Croswell Saturday morning.
j. A. Menzies was at Detroit and
Amherstburg Monday and Tuesday.
George Hollenbeck has bought Mrs
Bowles' residence on North Main st.
Tom Carless is building new ce-
ment silo on his farm south west of
Yale.
Grant Holden was at Flint Saturday
last and returned in new Buick tour
ing car.
Indy and Art Little of Detroit are
spending the week with relatives in
this vicinity.
j. l.. Benedict and wife of Brown
City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
G. S Cochrane.
Elton Hartman and wife of Detroit
are visiting relatives and friends i'll
Yale this week.
Bert Traver of Peck was in Yale
Tuesday OH his way to Detroit to get
new Hupmobile.
Mrs. Geo. Wade OF Detroit has been
i'm Yale during the past week visiting
friends and relatives.
Editor CawOod and wife of Brown
City visited &. ). Cochrane and wife
Friday and Saturday last.
G. f. Erb is building a new house on
Mill street. He has just completed a
fine new barn on the same lot.
AL Knisley and wife were at Port
Huron Monday where the formers
mother was operated on for cancer
Under sheriff Windsor came up from
Port Huron Saturday evening and
spent sunday with Yale relatives and
friends.
George Paxton and wife, who are
now residing at Jacksonville, ILL.,, are
spending the week with Yale relatives
and friends,
Mrs. Thomas MCGurn of Cleveland
returned home Saturday morning after
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in and around Yale.
Mrs. George Mcintyre and Mrs. W..
q. Wight will spend the coming week
at Windemere and will attend Port
Huron's Chautauqua entertainment.
j. f. Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin I'M
der canvass on the lot north of the T..
NJ. depot, Yale, Saturday, Aug. lst,
See ad. in another column of this issue.
ii. L. Dinner returned from his
north Michigan trip the first of the
week and at once made business trip
to Detroit returning Wednesday eve.
ming.
Mrs. +. X. Beecher, Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs Ruth spend Tuesday in Port
Huron. Mrs. Thompson left that day
for New York City after spending a
few weeks in Yale.
Mrs. John Wark and son Harold
went to Vannettan lake on Saturday
last to visit Henry WEIGH and family
| for few weeks. Mr.. Wark 90 to the
Canadian Northwest and spend time
while his family are away.
VIM. IL. Learmont was at Pontiac
the latter part of last week and expect
ed to bring home with him new Oak
land touring car but did not as the
company have none ready. Mr.. Lear
mont sold the car he was using this
season at Indian River.
Harry Campbell left for Battle Greek
Monday where he will join the bridge
railroad. Harry is taking up an en-
will have considerable practical eXper.
fence until school begins in september
next.
Rev. Peter Esper has resigned from
the pastOrate of the Catholic church al
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trouble. lie was formerly pastor al
North Branch and. Brown City and
word of his i'll health and consequent
retirement came as a great surprise to
his many friends here.
Friday evening members of the Ii
o. Il. g. stealthily came into the Har.
rington House parlor giving Miss Har-
vey complete surprise, it being tie
evening before her birthday. They
brought sherbet, cocanut maccarones
and waters. A pleasant time was had
and before leaving Miss Mcdonald in
well chosen words presented Miss Har-
vey a small envelope containing IS
gold piece.
Rev. Arthur DonnenwOrth and wife
w. a. Carney and wife autoed to this
city last Tuesday on visit to the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
homework and other relatives and
friends. Mr.. Carney is cousin of Rev
Chas. Bragg, and his coming was Ger
tainly surprise to the reverend gen.
tleman as he knew nothing of his com.
ing until so informed by Rev. Donnen-
worth's parents.
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