The Yale expositor., 1914-06-11
Local and Otherwise.

Monday.
Hotter-Tuesday
Hottest Wednesday.
Considerable wool is being marketed
in Yale.
T.. f. Fead is having the exterior of
his house painted.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were
scorchipg hot days.
What is Yale going to do about 4th
of July celebration?
John Hassey was in Detroit the first
of the week on business.
Miss Mcmahon has been re-engaged
to teach the Menerey school.
FERN Henderson, and family were
at Port Huron Saturday last.
Geo. Carless and wife, who spent the
winter in Florida, are back to Yale.
Joe Rosenthal visited relatives and
friends at Detroit the first of the week.
Mrs. w. f. Rub and daughter Mil
dred were in Port Huron Saturday last
w. IL. Ennest, cashier of the Posen
Bank, spent the fore part of the week
in Yale.
Ruth MenZies, who has been attend
ing Alma college, returned home Fri
day last.
w. III. Fletcher is improving the out
side of his dwelling house by fresh
coat of paint.
Chas. Il. Martin has purchased the
Dan McMartin house in the rear of the
l0-ct feed barn.
Yale first nine will cross bats with
INLAY City first nine at the city park
Friday afternoon.
Cyrus Erb raised the frame of a barn
34x56 feet on his farm northwest of
Yale on Monday.
Mrs. II. ID. Hunter who has been
visiting her sister at Toronto returned
to Yale last Saturday.
James Livingston of Baden, Ont,
has been the guest of James McColl
and family the past week.
Edward Edighoffer and little daugh-
ter lrma visited relatives at Blake, Ont,
the latter part OF last week.
Ed. Andreae and family, Mrs Fred
Taylor and little daughter LelOne auto
ed TO Port Huron last Saturday.
Geo. L. Houghtby and wife OF Car
sonvile autoed to Yale and spent sun.
day with 4. j. Minnie and family.
Mrs. Melvin Harmer and son, and
Edna and Clara Gee, of Port Huron
visited friends in Yale the past week.
The barber shops of y ale will make
a flat charge of 10 cts for shaves on and
after July LIST, 1914. No extra for neck
shaves.
Born on Wednesday. June 3, 1914, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Stirling, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnston in Brockway township.
w. A. Williams and family autoed
to Yale from Sandusky Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs Benz. Evans who spent the
past week with them returned home,
The M. p. Sunday school will serve
a 10 ct supper in the parlors of the
church on Wednesday evening, June
18th. Ice cream will be served in
connection.
Miss Moore, who taught the eighth
grade in our public schools the past
year, has been engaged as principal of
one of the Howell ward schools for the
coming year.
:, Rev. Chas Bragg, superintendent of
temperance of the st. Clair County
Sunday school association, with other
superintendent, is making a tour of
the county by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. CotfrOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Colburn
Ferguson of Detroit were guests of w.
A. Campbell and other friends here
the latter part of last week.
Fred TAYLOR, wife and little daughter
LelOne have gone to Vassar to attend
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. Graham, parents of Mrs. Taylor
They will be gone two or three days.
James Rose raised the frame of a
fine large barn 40x70, bents, on his
farm west of Y ale last Friday. Alarge
crowd of experienced men were at the
raising and the frame went up without
a hitch.
VIM. Cheesman is very sick at his
home west of Yale and it is thought
his trouble may develop into appen-
dicitis. AS soon as he can stand the
trip he will go to hospital for az
operation.
Mrs. James Grimes of Peck, accom-
panied by her husband, went to De
troit Tuesday to consult specialist
with regard to her ailment. Mrs.
Grimes has been sick for several years
and her trouble seems to battle the
doctors here.
The Pastors Union met at the home
of Rev. Phillips Monday afternoon and
discussed matters of vital interest all
of which were very interesting. 1t was
decided to hold no meetings during
the heated months, the next meeting To
be held in September.
Harry A. Williams and wife, who
have spent the winter at Coleman, Fla,
returned TO Yale Monday evening. Mr..
Williams has taken possession of the
bazaar stock recently purchased of J
l.. Crandell and hopes to retain the
large volume of trade his predecessor
enjoyed. Mr.. Crandell and wife will
move to Rochester this state where