The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-07-09

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James Newell was up from Detroi
over Sunday.
Del Shrier of Brown City visited il
Yale Monday.
Ella Sheehy of Detroit is visitin,
relatives here.
A. V. Parmlee transacted business il
Detroit this week
John ). Mcdonald of Sandusky wa
Yale caller Friday.
Il, j. Flynn of Port Huron visited
Yale friends Sunday.
Hazel Paisley is home from Dimon
dale for the summer months.
Joe WOrden and Fred Paxton of De
troit visited in Yale this week.
g. Il. Wells of Brown City, was in
Yale Sunday on his way home.
Albert Menerey of Watford, Ont
Sundayed with relatives in Yale.
Jack Mcdonald was up from Detroit
over Sunday on visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson visit
ed relatives at Capac over Sunday.
Yale has been quite we'll represented
at the Port Huron races this week.
Ray and Cecil Salter of Detroit Wis
tied friends in Yale the past week.
Mrs. A. Windsor and Mrs A. V.
Parmlee were in Port Huron Tuesday.
The dust nuisance on Main street
has been stopped by the use of crude
oil.
Levi Block and wife are visiting rel.
atives in different parts of Ontario this
week.
VIM. Blackboard of Detroit has been
calling on old Yale friends the past
week.
Mrs. Frederick Campbell of Olivet is
here on visit to Walter Brown and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Clarke of Chicago
are guests OF T. w. Andreae and
family.
Francis Rooney of Mt. Clemens is
sending the week with Fred Mathews
and family.
Freem Crysler and wife, Leslie Sill
yerthorn and wife drove to Peck Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Helen Reid will go to New
berry this week To spend week with
her son Alex.
Geo. Bentley of Wyoming, Ont, is
spending the week with his daughter,
Mrs. Denison Mccall.
Il. j. Minnie's meat market will be
open each Tuesday and Thursday eve
ming till after harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Debar who have
spent the past year in Germany are
visiting Mrs. Helen Reid.
Don McDuff who is travelling in the
state of Indiana is here OH a visit to
his uncle w. A. Cavanagh.
Yale VS.. Port Huron Chronicles at
City Park next Saturday afternoon.
Game called at three o'clock.
g. ii. Watkins, of Highland Park.
state agent for Ridgely Protection as
ISOLATION, was in Yale Friday last
George Hunter of Frederic is spend.
ing the week with his brother-in.l law,
Lew Robinson, in Lynn township.
We are now into summer months but
one would think ii was fall from the
continued cold weather we have had
VIM. Roberts and wife, Ruth Roberts,
Ed Roberts and son Vincent, of San
dusky, were Yale visitors over Sunday.
Mrs. 7. j. Minnie and children re-
turned Friday night after two weeks
visit with relatives in different parts Of
Ontario.
Jean Drake in company with Mrs. 7
). Clarke motored to Avoca on We'd
nesday and spent the day with Mrs.
Chas. Andreae.
John Ill. Holmes and wife of Detroit
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother on Third street. Clara Wal
tiers accompanied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horton and
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Secord and children visited over sun
day with Rus. Secord and family.
Two fine large barn frames were
raised last Thursday. One on the
farm of Fred LutZ east of this city and
the other on Will Bells farm west of
here.
III. g. Maloney and wife, Jack Malon-
ey and wife, VIM. +. DonMonran and
wife of Detroit visited Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. X. IL. Menerey and
family.
VIM. Hodgson, for many years oper.
ating fine farm in Lynn township.
but now resident of Churchville, a.
Y, is spending the week among Yale
and Lynn friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Lester Clark are at the
home of the latter's brother George
Smith, south of Sandusky, and this
week will celebrate the 59th anniyer-
'ary of their wedding.
Next Saturday the Chronicles of
Port Huron Will cross bats with the
I ale team at City Park. You will |
miss good game if you fail to attend. |
tame called at O'Clock sharp.
We received a card from Bert Silver.
If the Silver Family Shows, which |
eads as follows: ave are coming soon.
More canvass, more show, all new and
better than ever" Watch for their an.
louncement in the Expositor little
ater
Il. +, Pratt received little twig of
herries last week from his son Aft who
3 at Sumas, Wash. The bunch was
bout eight inches long and had 45
arge ripe cherries on it. OF course we