The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-10-08
Local and Otherwise.
Leaves are falling.

| James ADAMS attended the Armdud
fair this week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ernest
in Detroit, a son.
Lewis Gardner of Avoca was in Yale
Friday on business.
Roy Bricker of Marlette visited his
parents i'm Yale over Sunday.
Mrs. John Owens of Almont spent
sunday at the Learmont home.
Nat Kerr of Elmer visited his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Elmer Rose, this week.
Edward Duflie and daughter of Peck
visited Yale friends Wednesday.
Geo. Stableford was in Port Huron
the first of the week on business.
j. w. Hazelman is shipping his crop
OF sugar beets to Croswell this week.
Clare johnson was down from Shower
this week calling on his young friends.
Ed. Sheehy was at Buffalo Saturday
with a carload Of stock returning Tues.
day.
The friends of Mrs. George Mcintyre
regret to hear that she is quite i'll this
week.
Massey 81 Holcomb will move into
age next week.
Herman Morrick and wife of Sandus
ky visited at the home of g. ). Brown
and wife over Sunday.
Mrs. j. Il. Hallead of Chicago is here
on visit to her son and many other
friends in this locality.
Frank Gillian, who broke his right leg
below the knee about six weeks ago is
out around on crutches.
Mrs. Mary Learmont of Croswell
spent the week end with her son and
| family, VIM. Ii. Learmont.
Fred Farley, Fritz Filwock and John
Niggeman Of Croswell were in Yale
Tuesday calling on friends.
Mrs. James Wallace spent Sunday
with her daughter Gladys, who is teach
ing school near Marine City.
Shirley Stewart of Port Huron and
Geo. Brinkman of Goodells were in
Yale Friday last on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Menerey left
Tuesday night for san Diego, Calf, to
spend the winter with relatives.
f. w. Andreae has been in New y ork
the past week on business in connec-
ton with the Yale Wooden Mills
Miss Mary McGratton of Yale is
teaching the Brandywine school. She
has nine scholars.-St. Clair Press.
The Armada fair is being held this
week Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. This is their 42nd annual fair.
The Michigan Bell Telephone crew
is working this community putting the
| Nnl xtrira in
Mrs. j. Z. Burley and daughter Mel
lie, and Burt Currie and wife Of Allen
ton visited j. II. Burley and family
Friday.
George f. Houghtby, of Carsonville,
dropped in on the Expositor force
Thursday while on his way to the INLAY
City fair.
The Burns & Mccoy Marble Works
of Croswell have placed carload of
monuments In the Yale cemeteries
during the past season.
John Holden is making further i'm.
provements to his residence. A cement
curbing is being laid along Kennefck
street and the roadway graded.
Bert Kelley is employed as clerk in
Grant Holden's drug store in place OF
Russell Newsted who resigned and re-
turned to his home in Battle Creek.
Jane Martin moved to Old Brockway
the first of the week and Chas. b. Wey-
mouth is now occupying the brick res
idence on Main street vacated by her.
The members of the choir of the
| Presbyterian church were delightfully."-
entertained at a six o'clock dinner given
| by Mrs. Clyde Cochrane last Friday
evening.
j. b. Weymouth, IL. G. Martin, Jas.
Wallace, Fred Mathews and Chas Ii.
Palmer attended the state convention
OF the Progressive party at Bay City
last week Wednesday.
| j. +. Crysler has purchased of Robt.
Cowan, Deckerville, the PAGER Little
Mike" eight years old. This horse won
3rd money at Inlay City last week in
race of seven starters.
w. A. Campbell of Lynn always has
a warm spot in his heart for the Expos
itor publisher and whenever he has any
thing good he brings it in and makes a
donation. This week we are the recipient
of fine Hubbard squash and citron.
| Thanks.
Mrs. +. Ii. Drake, while sitting on
| the porch or Mrs. Reld 8 dwelling mouse
Sunday morning, suffered a slight
stroke of appoplexy. On Monday she
was removed to her own home where
she is receiving medical treatment.
Her condition is much improved and
it is hoped and expected that she will
| soon recover.
An inspector from the board of Bar
bers at Lansing visited Yale Wednes-
day and called on the different shops.
On entering Windsor's barber shop he
made the remark that everything looked
good to him, neat, tidy and sanitary
and at once issued a certificate of in
spection with the signatures of the
board attached thereto. All Yale shops
are kept in the best condition possible.
A special train carrying so aliens
passed through Detroit early Tuesday
morning from Berlin, Can, to Garden
City, Fla. The party was inspected by
Chief Immigration Inspector Prick,
Inspectors Wixon and DeHart, u. 5.
Surgeon Weber and Clark Wester.
The examination was passed success
fully by all of the foreigners and they