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


Yale the past week.
il Rosenthal was in Detroit the first
Of week on business.
JAS L. Beavis was at Port Huron
Tuesday on business
Don McDuff is spending the week
with Croswell friends.
Moses Burns and wife, of CrOswell,
were in Yale Sunday last,
Umbrella Jack has been in Yale the
past week plying his trade.
Keitha Sonnet Of Detroit spent the
past week with Grace Phelps.
horn to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Cavanagh
on saturday, July IL, 1914, a son.
Mrs. Memo Montney visited Yale
relatives the first Of the week.
Frank Jeffries and family of Brown
City spent Sunday with Amos Sischo.
Herbert Rounds, of Gait, Ont, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n Is. Herbert
this week.
Harry Campbell, who is attending the
M. A. g. at East Lansing IS home for
the summer.
l.. W. Henderson, and wife of Chica
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Yale Monday.
Eleanor Bidleman, who is attending
the summer normal at Ypsilanti was
home over Sunday.
Harry Halsey returned to Chicago
Monday after few weeks visit with
parents and friends.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller and children are
home from several weeks visit with
relatives at Harvey, Ill.
Chas. W. Jackson and family OF
Croswell were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James McColl over Sunday.
The brick work of John Holden's
new garage is finished and the carpen.
tiers are busy putting OIL the roof
Albert Z. Ryan, Of Port Huron, the
present county clerk, was in Yale Sat.
urday visiting among his friends.
Mrs. VIM. H. Gowan of Detroit has
been spending the past week the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre
Ii. +. Beard and daughters Nellie,
Joe, Mrs. Clyde Adams, and Miss Mills
are occupying cottage at Edison
Beach.
Joe Worden and Jack Mcdonald re.
turned to Detroit by auto early Sunday
morning after spending week among
friends.
The horse races at Port Huron last
week were the best ever held in that
city. The meeting was a success flnan-
cially also.
Ed Roberts was down from Sandus-
ky last Sunday. His son Vincent who
has been visiting friends here returned
home with him.
Mrs. Fern Henderson, and two
children left tuesday evening for
Philadelphia to visit relatives for a
couple of weeks.
Saturday was banner day for y ale
so far as crowd was concerned. IL is
estimated that five thousand people
were here on that day.
A heavy rain and thunder storm Wis
| tied this section sunday night and
Monday morning 1t will do heap
of good to the growing crops
Will Lane and wife of Flint have
been spending the week with Benz
Lane and family. viii has been al
Mt. Clemens three weeks taking baths
Earl Rose is happy over the arrival
of Glib son at his home Friday, July
10. Here's hoping that the boy will
grow up to be as good man as his
dad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kolts and son Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Robb autoed
from st. Clair on Sunday last and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
| Russell.
The ladies of the Fremont Presby
tsrian church will serve supper in the
Fremont town hall on Wednesday
evening, July 22nd. Tickets 25c
Everyone invited.
Mable Martin left on Thursday last
for Berlin, Ont, to spend two weeks
with relatives. Her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaiah Martin accompanied her as
far as Port Huron.
Mrs. sam Ingram received word
from Caro- Saturday night of the
drowning of her brother. She left for
there sunday in company with heI
husband and two children.
Chris Kern, who recently purchased
400 acre farm on the river road below
st. Clair is building two tenement
houses and the largest barn in Mich
gan. The place will be maintained as
stock farm.
John A. Hickey, a former resident
of st. CLAIR county, but for several years
in the states OF Washington, Oregon
and Idaho estimating and dealing in
timber, was in Yale Saturday calling
on his old acquaintance.
The Yale Lumber & Coal Co. and
the Kerr Lumber Co. have this week
consolidated and are now operating
under The Yale Lumber Il Coal Co.
Both concerns carried big stocks of
lumber and the uniting of the two
gives the one company large assort-
ment of everything in the lumber line.
Mt. Pleasant, Mich, July l2-Mt.
Pleasant still leads the Hub league by
good margin. On Tuesday the home
team meets the runners.up, Alma, in
the first clash between the two teams
this season. Alma has signed five
Alma college men, Johnson, pitcher;
Badly McCloy, first baseman; Good.
rich, shortstOp and "Stubby" Rogers,
an infielder who tried out with Toledo
this spring and who managed the
Charlotte team last summer.