The Yale expositor., 1914-09-24

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last week in Detroit and Pontiac.
Fred Currier will leave for Ann Ar
Dor to enter the u. of M. on Friday.
Jay b. Weymouth has been at Du-
luth the past week on business trip.
Nellie Sheehy of Detroit visited her
parents and friends here over Sunday.
Harvey Ferguson of Pontiac visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson last
week.
Daniel Weaver of Melvin was in
Yale " ednesday calling on relatives
and friends.
Harold Rice was home from Ann
Arbor over Sunday where he is attend
ing college.
Grant Holden is having the kitchen
part of his dwelling house reshingled
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller are attend
ing North Branch fair this week and
visiting among old friends.
The n. Y. b. club enjoyed picnic
supper at the home of Mir. and Mrs.
G.. W. Allen Monday evening.
W. A. Holden and Mr. Godfrey with
their wives of Port Huron were visitors
at John Holden's the past week.
James b. Blackford and 9th ers expect
to leave Yale Saturday for California
where they will spend the winter.
DIR. V. A. Lacy and wife, Mrs w. L.
Tillotson and Mrs. Geo. A. Gillian au-
toed to North Branch today to attend
the fair.
Mrs. Brooks Dawson is entertaining
her father this week. On Monday
next he leaves for Arizona to live with
another daughter.
The Emmett base ball team passed
through Yale Wednesday on their way
to CrOswell to play ball with the team
of the latter town.
Several auto loads of people from
Yale drove to Port Huron Sunday and
enjoyed hearing the entertainment
gwen by Honey Boy Evans.
George Wilson who nas been sailing
on the great lakes during the season of
1914 as cook of the steamer Jupiter
has returned to his home in Flint.
A neat monument has been placed
on the Holden lot in Elmwood GENE.
terry this week, furnished by the Burns
& Mccoy Marble 81 Granite Works of
Croswell.
There will be special communica-
ton of Brockway Lodge, +. Il A. NJ,
this Thursday evening at Masonic
Hall, Yale, 1880, standard time Third
degree work.
Ed Dinner will go to Los Angeles,
Cal, next Wednesday. Later his fam.
lily will follow and will make their
home in that state for a time. VIM.
Beers will go with him.
The Ladiea' Aid of the NJ. L. church
Melvin, would be delighted too meet
you at their roast chicken and harvest
home supper Wednesday evening, Oct.
z, at MELVIN opera house.
The II. o. b. G. meets with Fredda
Holden Friday evening. Every mem
Der is invited to be present at o'clock.
Make an extra effort to be there at
this, our first meeting of the year.
On October 9Th the Florida Colonial
tion Co. will run an excursion to Gar
den City Fla. Fare for round trip
S355S Ticket good for 10 days. See
next weeks paper for further partic-
ulars.
Sheriff Names, Register of Deeds
Martin, County Clerk Ryan, Shirley
candidate for prosecuting attorney and
Hugh Rose of Port Huron were in Yale
Tuesday on their way to Ed Dinners
sale.
The Misses Rayworth, Wood and
Greenwood, teachers in our school en-
tertained all the other lady teachers on
Monday evening at the residence Of n.
j. Drouyor in honor of Miss RaywOrth's
friend, Miss Cameron, who is visiting
her.
The Junior foot ball team of Brown
City played game in Yale last Satur-
day with the local boys. A hard fought
battle ragged on the gridiron during the
game and both sides went at it like old
heads. Score "a to 0 in favor of Yale.
A return game will be played at Brown
City soon.
Walter Reddicliffe, of Hessel, Mich,
is visiting relatives and friends in Yale
and Speaker this week. 1t is fourteen
years and over since Mr.. Reddicliffe
visited, this city and he notices many
changes and Improvements in that
time. He is engaged in numbering and
is prospecting.
Married in Detroit on Wednesday,
September 23rd Joseph Worden and
Miss Hattie Sigler. The wedding was
a quiet one. Joe is well known in Y ale
and his many friends here join with the
Expositor in wishing himself and
bride all manner Of good luck, health
and happines through life.
The famous Southland Nightingales,
a quartette of negro jubilee singers,
gave an entertainment in the M. +.
church last Friday evening. Not a
very large attendance was present but
those who were there enjoyed hearing
old plantation songs, negro melodies
and jubilee classics which were fine.
Joe Cavanagh returned from Mil
waukee Wednesday evening where he
witnessed Fraola, pacing mare own
by his brother Yves, win three straight
heats in the 2:20 race. Time 2:1215.
Yves has somethingright in horse flesh
Fraola having mark of 1904, She
got thistbrand in five heat race aver
aging 2:l0. She was staked in several
races during the season.
III you know of any news items be
kind enough to let the Expositor
know of them. We will appreciate