The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-08-13
Local and Otherwise.


Starts next Sunday.
You should plan to attend.
Chas. Dewey of Melvin was in Yale
Wednesday on business.
A. Il. Jackson, of Capac was in Yale
Wednesday on business.
A. B. Simonson of Sandusky was in
Yale on business Saturday.
Mrs, Chas Langworthy is visiting
relatives in the city at present.
Charley Martin, wife and children
visited at Algonae the past week.
A. j. Laidlaw of Melvin transacted
business in Yale Monday morning.
Mrs. Carl Mason and children left
Wednesday for their home in Detroit.
r. j. Loree, I'll. House and ID. NJ.
Coon OF Sandusky were in Yale Tues
day.
Andy O'Rourke of Richmond visited
Roswell Green the latter part of last
week.
Geo. Paxton who has spent the past
few weeks at Jacksonville Ill.,, is back
in Yale.
Pauline Russell is spending the week
with her sister, Mrs Herbert Brown at
st. Clair.
Winnie Gardner and wife of Wyan-
dotte visited Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Gardner.
Della Duquette is improving her
dwelling house by building porch
around it.
The latest war news may be found on
the inside pages of this weeks issue of
the Expositor.
Ed Scott, wife and daughter of Pom
tiac are visiting Yale friends aud rel
atives this week.
Mrs. Homer Stableford, who has been
quite sick for several weeks, does not
improve very fast.
Special meeting .. +. ) Saturday
evening, August 18th. Initiation. A.
NJ. Mckenzie, Sec
Mrs. Pulling and son Glen Of Lon
don, Ont, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Miller over Sunday.
Born to the wife of Jerry Johnston
on Saturday, Aug. Sth 1914, daughter.
We offer congratulations.
A much needed rain visited this 10
cality sunday night and Monday doing
lot of good to the growing crops.
Burt Tumble, editor of the EIkton
Review, also deputy oil inspector was
In I ale Friday last and made the Elk
office pleasant call.
Candy Dean, who has been pharma.
cist at II. Il. Hennessy's drug store for
the past month, returned to his home
at Brown City Sunday.
The Mennonite camp meeting which
has been held at the city park for the
past month will be held in the Brick
Chapel after this week.
Mrs. Arnot and daughter Vera re-
turned to their home in Windsor, Ont,
Monday after two weeks visit with
relatives and friends here.
The four.year- old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Bradshaw of Melvin
died on Sunday last. The funeral was
held ON Tuesday afternoon.
Fred II. Beach, candidate on the
Republican ticket for the nomination
of county treasurer, was in Yale We'd.
nesday on a tour of the county.
Jas w. Price, special agent of the
American Ins. Co., of New Jersey was
in Yale Thursday adjusting the loss on
the Stevens dwelling and furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Kelly of Berville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Robb of St. Clair spent
Sunday with Calvin Russell and
family
VIM. N Harper of Port Huron, can
didate for the nomination of county
clerk on the Republican ticket at the
August primaries was in Yale and
vicinity Tuesday.
Harvey Tappan, wife and children
Agnes and Gordon of Port Huron and
Margaret Draper and leila Bell of De-
troit autoed to Yale sunday returning
home Monday morning.
The A. o. o. &. will give a dance at
McKinney's hall, Old Brockway, Thurs
day evening, Aug. 20, to which the
public are cordially invited. Music by
McKanlass orchestra. Bill 75c.
Al. Mabie, representative of the
Florida Colonization Co., of Garden
City, Fla, has been in Yale this week
selling blocks of land located in Flor
ida. He is meeting with good success
Leta and Floyd Menerey returned to
their home in Flint Wednesday after a
short visit with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Menerey, the latter &C.
companying them as far as Port Huron
Rev. Bragg will preach his last SER
mon for the conference year next sun.
day evening. Monday morning he
, leaves for Midland Park where he will
attend conference and camp-ineeting,
returning the first of September.
: Mrs. II. H. Menerey and daughter
Isobel left Yale last week for a few
weeks visit with relatives at Coleman,
Mt. Pleasant and Detroit, after which
they will 60 to Ann Arbor and take up
their residence while Albert Menerey
is finishing his course at the u. of M.
1t is likely that all our sailor boys
will have all they want to do very
soon. The war in Europe means that
American shipping will have to do
much of the ocean trade during the
war as the ships of England, France,
Germany and Russia would be liable
to capture. There is talk of getting as
many lake ships as possible to the ocean
and using them for ocean trade.
At last Yale's base ball team has
struck its gait. The boys wandered
over to Inlay CITY last Friday and