The Yale expositor., 1914-09-17
Local and Otherwise.

G. McLaughlin's the past week.
W. f. Warren and Lewis Hathaway
of Capac were in Yale Tuesday.
Bert REYNOLDS of Detroit visited Ii
L. Beard and family the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Miles simmons went to
Manistee Saturday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. A. +. Oatman went to Detroit
Monday to spend week with relatives
Mrs. Mary Law is having her house
painted. Chas. Ferguson is doing the
work.
Edward Duflie of near Peck was in
Yale calling on friends the first of the
week.
II. 5. Campbell, of Port Huron, made
the Expositor Office pleasant call last
Friday.
VIM. H. Learmont and +. +. Fead
were in Port Huron Tuesday night on
business.
Archie Ludington is tearing down
the old cider mill and remodelling his
dwelling house.
Mrs. Esther Smith at one time resi-
dent of Y ale but now of Detroit was in
the city over Sunday.
+. o. Rich and family of Port Huron
visited in Yale the past week at the
home of Carrie Snyder
James Stirling of this city and son
Leslie of Croswell were at Detroit a
couple of days last week.
Ed Sheehy shipped a carload of cat
tie TO Buffalo market last Saturday
Ed made the trip, returning Tuesday:
Frank Church of INLAY City was a
business caller in Yale Tuesday eve.
ming and while here visited Rev. Chas.
Bragg.
Geo. Barth and Fred Sorgatz with
their wives autoed to Detroit Sunday
and attended the State Fair the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Kerr, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Kerr, of Elmer City, motor
ed to Yale Sunday and spent the day
with relatives.
Judge Z. f. Law, of Port Huron was
in Yale on Saturday last visiting his
mother and sister and calling on his
many friends.
The weather has been more settled
during the past week and it is hoped it
may continue fine for couple OF
weeks at least.
Mrs. w. A. Woodruff and son Ora
ham visited Pontiac and Detroit friends
the past week, attending the state fair
while in the latter city.
Duncan Webb, who has been work
ing the Mcclellan place, has purchased
the Bradley farm of 40 acres and will
take possession this fall.
In letter from Mrs Arthur Booker
of Carsonville she writes:-" Enclosed
find one dollar for the ExpOsitor. | en-
Joy the paper very much"
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Hall and child of
Everett, Bessie Grimes, Mrs, Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Kimball of Almont the past
week.
Elizabeth Parkinson left Saturday
last for Detroit and from there will go
to st. Petersburg, Fla, where she will
teach domestic science in the schools
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lavell enter
home, Judge Command, DR.. STAIRS,
wife and child, Catherine Cooper and
Sarah Martin all of Detroit.
Mrs. Grant Holden went to Brown
City Saturday evening and visited I'M
til Sunday afternoon with ID. A.
McKeith and family. Mr.. Holden and
children autoed over there Sunday.
The l.. b. 5. of the Presbyterian
church gave supper last Friday even
ing and fed about 175 people. The
ladies are more than pleased over the
success of their efforts and realized
nearly $40
Gus Smith and Doughty Middleton
were at Marlette last week and pur-
chased anumber Thoroughbred Aber-
deem Angus stock of VIM. Ross. These
gentlemen will go into the breeding of
the above cattle.
Mrs. Eugene DEMO and daughter,
Geneva, who have been visiting with
friends and relatives in the city, left
for Yale the first of the week where
they will visit at the home of the for
mer's father, Thomas Grimes.-Sanilac
County Farmer
The 10Th annual fair at Inlay City
to be held Sept. 1890, Oct 1-2 has many
more attractions this year than hereto
fore. If you attend you may depend
on it that you will not be disappointed.
Read the big ad which appears in an
other part of this paper.
Mrs. Arthur Dennis met with pain
full accident Tuesday, when as she was
sealing can of fruit the glass broke,
cutting her right hand deeply. The
services OF a doctor were required to
take up the severed veins and artery
and stop the flow of blood Mrs. Den
mis- will carry her hand in sling for
some time
Chas Weymouth expects soon to
start lumber yard in Yale on the
property north of the p. NJ. depot re-
Gently purchased by him. He will |
begin right away to erect buildings |
suitable to do business in. Mr.. Wey- |
mouth has sold his farm to Geo. ordan |
and purchased the Martin house on
Main street where he will reside as
soon as he gets possession.
Posters will be printed at the Expos
itor Office this week announcing an ex-
cursion to Florida on October 9Th. Elk |
cursionists will leave Yale the 5th and |
go to Detroit from there they will take
the g. II. & ID. and l.. & N. Railways |
through to Garden City, Fla. Tickets |