The Yale expositor., 1914-07-02

Dick Windsor has placed neat, new
barber sign in front of his barber shop.
Nearly every business place in Yale
will be closed all day next Saturday
July 4th.
Several from Yale were in Port HUI
ron yesterday to witness Beechy fly
in his areoplane.
Grant Holden and son Rex, James
McColl and Fern Henderson, drove
over to Flint yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mary Smith and son Herb of
Avoca and Mrs. 9. Lince of Flint, Wis
tied the formers sister, Mrs A. Burch
the first of the week.
The Great Northern Tent Show ap.
peared in Yale two nights last week
and their entertainments were con-
siderably below the average.
viii Menery, our good natured, hand
some express man, is attracting consid-
cradle attention these days with his
remodeled, neatly painted wagon.
There will be basket picnic in
Cope's woods July 4th. Everybody
invited to come and bring we'll filled
baskets. An enjoyable time is prom
ised.
Mrs. VIM. Durr received a telegram
Friday stating that her sister, Mrs.
Nettie Baldwin, whose home was in
Iowa had been accidentally shot and
killed.
Rex Holden autoed over to Attention
last Friday taking Sexton Grimes home.
His sister Leta who had been visiting
at that place for about two weeks re-
turned, home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Slayton and Mrs.
Merit ZavitZ of Detroit came to Yale
by auto last Saturday and remained
till Tuesday morning the guests of
Chauncey Kelley and wife.
1t is said one OF the longest weddings
on record will be cOnsummated in Cros-
we'll soon when Lloyd Vannest, seven
feet tall, will lead one OF our CrOswell
maids TO the altar-Croswell Jeifer-
sOnian.
We will have a game of base ball at
Y ale on saturday, july III that will be
fast one. The Port Huron Chron.
icles-the team we have read SO much
about will be here to cross bats with
our boys.
Rev. Waldren Geach and family ar.
rived from Yale Wednesday. Thurs
day they went to Detroit, returning for
a visit with old friends IN Richmond.
Mrs. Geach will make an extended
Richmond Review.
Pat Deegan, who made his home
with his uncle, Michael SheehY, thirty
years ago, but now residing at Cleve-
land, Ohio, was in Yale this week on a
visit. He sees great change in the
city and surrounding country.
Rev. Chas. Bragg will attend the an
nual July 4th temperance rally and
picnic at Cedar Park, Lake Pleasant.
Mrs. Wilcox, state speaker of the w.
Z. Il. u. will be present and deliver an
address. Rev. Bragg will have charge
of the singing.
o, ID. Avery, formerly proprietor of
the Riverview hotel and Patrick Flynn
of Yale, have purchased the interest
of H. NJ. w. Hardy in the Metropole
hotel and ssumed the management of
that place on Monday. Both Mr.. Av-
cry and Mr. Flynn are experienced no.
tel men. Mr.. Hardy mas not yet an
nOunced his future plans.-Times-Her-
aid
Have you noticed those fine automo-
bile robes in Lothian Il Palmer's north
window? If you haven't it will pay
you to examine them. These robes are
manufactured right in Yale,-a pro-
duct of the Yale Wooden Mills, and are
the incest we have ever seen. They
are claimed to be the most beautiful
made in this country and are composed
Of the finest Australian wool in orig
inal designs and harmGnizing colors.
Here's hoping the new product of
Yale's largest industy may meet with a
ready ssle.