The Yale expositor., 1914-10-22
Jean Drake was home over Sunday.

Attend the play st. Elmo at Central
hall Thursday evening of next week.
Clarence Drake, wife and child of st.
Clair visited +. ii. Drake and wife the
past week.
Josephine Anderson has spent the
past two weeks in Detroit the guest Of
Florence Richards.
Chas. Martin is Frightening up the
10-cent feed barn by giving the outside
fresh coat of paint.
Ii. 5. Wait and wife, OF Sandusky,
visited relatives and friends in Yale
and vicinity the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. '. Parmlee enter.
tanned the n. Y. b. Monday evening.
Mrs. Fred Matthews assisted.
The funeral of Mrs. Lapp, mother Of
Mrs. Floyd Somers, was held from the
Baptist church on Tuesday of this week,
at 10 a. m. Interment at Yale.-Capac
Journal.
Republican rally in Central Hall next
Monday evening Oct. 26th. Prominent
speakers of the state and county will
be present. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to everybody to attend. Besure
and come out.
Morning subject at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday:-"Be Ye Recon.
ciled" Evening subject:
ed Buildings" Communion service in
the Fremont church in the afternoon.
Thos. j. Axarlis has purchased the
Beard brick block now occupied by
Oscar Denison as bakery and expects
to move his fruit and candy stock into
the same as soon as Mr.. Denison secures
new location.
The special election in school district
no. l, Brock way township, held in the
city hall, Yale, Monday evening, result
ed in l52 voting against and 81 for the
proposition to bond the district for
$4,000 to build and equip a new
school building.
Twenty six young people in body
called upon Marie McNulty last Thurs
day, completely surprising her. She
was reminded that it was her birthday
and after regaining her composure, did
her part as hostess very charmingly.
Fred Kettlewell, who has sold his
stock and implements, will open a
butcher shop in Melvin. Fred is a
hustler and will without doubt make a
success of the business in that hustl-
ing little town to the north and west.of
Yale.
Yale high school foot ball team start
for Almont last Friday but only reach
ed Capac. The roads were in desper-
ate condition caused by the rain. A
few rather funny and some serious ex-
periences which took place on their
trip are related by the boys.
George Turner was at Port Huron
Monday and accompanied his son home
from the hospital in that city where he
was taken about two weeks ago and
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis. The young lad is gaining in
health and strength which fact his
friends are pleased to learn.
The beloved wife of George Jordan
departed this life early Friday morning
at the city hospital, Port Huron, and
the remains were brought to Yale the
same morning. The funeral services
were held from Brick Chapel Monday.
Interment in Elmwood cemetery. A
husband, one daughter and an adopted
son, besides host of friends are left to
mourn the loss of a devoted wife, fond
mother and true friend.
The reception at DR.. and Mrs. Wights
Tuesday evening for Rev. and Mrs.
Geach was a very pleasant affair. A
bout seventy guests assembled at 800
o'clock. A short program consisting of
talks by Revs. Bragg, Bradheld and
Geachand Prof. Drouyor; duet by Mrs.
Staley and Mia Holden; piano solo,
Leta Holden; recitation, October
Days." Pauline Fead; song, soldier
Boy" Dick Staley, and ladies quartette
after which social chat, refreshments
and all returning to their homes with
feeling that these gatherings strength
en- a true christian Fellowship.