The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-06-04


Fred Il. Palmer was at Cleveland last
week in company with his brother
Will
Tom Bidleman has bought Saxon
roadster which he will use on his mail
route.
DIR. and Mrs. Dunn of Port Huron
visited friends in \ ale Saturday and
Sunday.
f. o. Rich and Will Snyder with their
families were up from Detroit Satur-
day last.
David Cochrane and wife ofsAlmont
were Sunday visitors at the home of
their son.
Royce Menerey of Flint was an over
Sunday visitor of Mrs. Il. ii. Menerey
and family.
Herb Eshleman and family are here
from Flint spending the week with Mrs.
f. j. Black.
Geo. Bricker is building fine new
dwelling house on his farm III Green
wood township.
Born to the wife of Grant WEIGH on
Thursday, May 20, 1914, a 90 TO- boy.
Congratulations.
Mrs. Henry Holmes returned to De-
troit Thursday last with her son John
ii. for a short visit.
Judge and Mrs. Tappan and children
Agnes and Gordon Oh Port Al uron were
here decoration day.
Mrs. Isabelle Brown and Mrs. Grant
of Richmond visited friends and rel
atives here over sunday.
Dnx, LNranbIiy, Dovtar of 40 hr A ua
Ohio, spent the past week in Iale VS.
iting his mother and friends.
Ed Andreae and family, E. w. Farley
and two daughters, motored TO Rich
mond Sunday and spent the afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Rushton of Port Hur-
on was IN Yale Tuesday on business
in connection with the sheritf's office.
Wallace Ballentine, wife and daugh
ter Ollie of Detroit motored to Yale
and spent decoration day among
friends.
Mrs. Mary j. Little of Detroit and
Mrs. Seymour Little and son Leo OF
Standish visited Geo. Little and family
the past week.
Roy Phillips has bought new Ford
automobile of Jas. Cogleys Sons, Yale
agents, which ne will use in delivering
mail on his rural route.
June Ia, ChildreD's Day will be OBJ.
served at the M. +. churcn at the time
of the morning service. a good pro-
gram is being prepared.
The annual district Sunday school
convention aU the Christian church,
Fargo, next Tuesday, June 9th, morn
ing, afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Helen Reid entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Ballentine, daughter Marjorie
and Mr.. and Mrs Farrand BallenLlne,
OF Port Huron, decoration day.
w. A. Williams and family OF San
dusky were Sunday visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Benz. Evans. The latter accom-
panied them home for few days visit.
Henry Welch has added new bill
| lard table to spool and billiard room,
This will furnish place of amusement
| for those who are lovers OF the game.
j. A. Dant, wife and daughter Vivian,
Andrew Depeel, wife and daughter
| Thelma, drove up from Detroit and
spent Saturday and Sunday in Yale.
Elan Soat received word that his
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the PHILIPPINE Islands for his health, is
now in hospital at San Francisco
| Calf, in a very critical condition.
Geo. ID. MacComb of Port Huron sang
solos in the Presbyterian church Sun
day morning last and at the M. E.
church in the evening. The congrega-
tions enjoyed hearing him very much
w. II. M. 5. met with Mrs. Fead
| Wednesday afternoon. The next meet.
| ing will be with Mrs. Geo. Barth the
second Tuesday in June at 2:30, lasting
one hour. Every one try and be on
time.
George Wilson of Flint will spend
this season on the steamer Jupiter as
first cook. Clayton Wech left last
week for Milwaukee and shipped as
second cook on this same boat. Here's
| hoping that both have successful
season and return safely home in the
fall.
George Mann was at Sarnia last week
Friday attending the funeral of his
youngest brother David, aged So years.
who was killed while at work in the
field. When found he was under land
roller and it is supposed that he had an
attack of heart failure and fell from
khis seat. Only two brothers of family
of eleven children now survive, George
of this city and William of Dakota.
Robt. Morrison of West Branch has
purchased the Tuscola Go. Pioneer
Times and will take possession June |
The retiring business manager, editor
and principal owner of the Pioneer
Times, James Trotter, has been as
ISOLATED with the Pioneer since 1856!
and sole owner of the paper since 1855
Mr.. Trotter, who for more than 40 years
has been prominently identified with
the business, social and political life OF
Vassar and Tuscola county will re
linquish the active newspaper field with
many regrets. Mr.. Morrison is news
paper man of experience, having beer