The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09

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Tuesday.
Jewel Donaldson was at Capac FOL
the Fourth.
Ben Nelson and family spent the ltf
at Bay City.
r. 5. Campbell of Port Huron was in
Yale Wednesday
Mrs. Frank Kerr and daughter Lulu
visited in Melvin this week.
w. III. Learmont was down from
Indian River for day or two this
week.
Ed Palmer, wife and child visited
relatives and friends in Yale this
week.
Mrs. f. r. Beecher returned home
from Franklin, N. Y, Wednesday
morning.
Anna Bright, of Port Arthur, is
spending the week at the home of her
brother John in Yale.
Fr. Laughran of Emmett autoed to
Yale Wednesday to visit Patrick Her
ron, ST., who is very sick.
Geo Cavanagh is painting the fronts
of Fred Taylor's grocery store and II.
j. Minnie's meat market.
The patchwork of John Holden's
new building is nearly completed and
the arched roof is being put on.
Lothian 81 Palmer are having the
front OF their clothing store reprinted.
Jacob Miller is the brush artist.
Mr. and Mrs Benz. Evans this week
entertained Norman O'Dell, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Jones of Grand Rapids.
The first story of Geo. Coughs new
brick building is up and the work on
the second story is progressing nicely.
Mrs. Charles Blackford and two
children of Detroit are spending the
week with, Yale friends and relatives.
Arthur Parker and wife of Romeo
were guests Of Rufus Remington and
other Yale friends and relatives this
week.
John Hutton and wife, Roswell
Green and wife and Bert Mcdonald
autOed to North Branch the first of
the week.
VIM. Roy and daughter Phebe went
to Deford today and from there will
go to Inlay City and Detroit on visit
to friends.
L dlllNh AlbllOll dktO on years, 10
very low ut his home northeast of
Yale, and little hopes are entertained
as to his recovery.
Judge Tappan and family of Port
Huron, DIR. and Mrs Armstrong, OF
Concord, were guests of y. b, Herbert
the first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs A. ). Parks left on
Tuesday for Chicago and Morris for a
few days and from there to Peoria,
ILL.,, OH visit to their sons.
Mrs. E. w. Farley and children are
spending couple of weeks at Orchard
Beach on 81. Clair river. Mr.. Farley
was there last SATURDAY and sunday.
w. f. Ruh, Dr. a Pollock, j. f.
Staley and &. ,. COchraue, with their
wives started Monday on twelve day
trip down the ST. Lawrence river, a
very delightful outing.
The Brockway Ladies Aid entertain.
ed the Yale ladies at the parsonage
June Gath. After social afternoon
a sumptuous supper was served, all
doing justice to the same.
School meeting next Monday, July
18th, at 8 o'clock p. IN. Election of one
trustee and other business will be
All citizens interested i'm
our schools should be present.
DR.. V. n. Lacy and family autoed To
Port Huron Wednesday, from which
point Mrs. Lacy took the train for
Niles where she will spend "A week or
more visiting relatives and friends.
Joe EdgertoD's one and a half year
old son was run over by loaded
wagon Wednesday. DR.. Wight was
called. Although the little fellow was
badly bruised no bones were broken.
1t was narrow escape.
Frank Sheehy received telegram
on Tuesday from Ionia to come and
play ball with an independent base bal
team recently organized there. We
hope TO hear some pleasing news of
Franks good work with the team.
We hear many words of praise on the
manner in which Lew Cady is tending
the lots in Elmwood cemetery that he
has in charge. Lew is a good faithful
workman, and anyone who wishes some
one to look after their lots should see
him.
James Ross received a telegram on
Tuesday from his brother M. A. Ross.
who is IN Mercy hospital at Chicago
undergoing an operation, to come
At once as he is very seriously ill. jim
eft on Wednesday. Nothing further
regarding the trouble is known.
VIM. Parkinson Of Lincoln, Neb |
who has been here for the past two
weeks visiting his brothers Hamilton |
md Henry, started on Monday for |
Ontario where he will spend some time |
With relatives in different parts. BE.
ore leaving for home he will visit rel |
Itives in Michigan and Ohio.
A family reunion was held at the
lome Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Hallman
IN East North street, last Saturday.
The following relatives were present
rom out of tOwn:-Edwin Mailman,
wife and two children, Chicago; Ira
lallman, wife and two children, Alex
Iallman, wife and child, Walkerville,
mt, Mrs, Melvin Harmer, son Donald
nd Verna Mailman, Port Huron;
Vm. Mcintyre, wife and two children,