The Yale expositor., 1914-07-23
Local and Otherwise.


day with his parents.
John Hassey was in Detroit the first
of the week on business.
Jas. Melrose entertained his brother
of Baden, Ont, this week
Chas. Bowles of Detroit spent sun
day the guest of his mother.
John Judge of Detroit visited Mrs.
JOS. Brennan the past week.
Bert Mcdonald is redec0rating the
! interior of the school building.
DR.. H,H. Learmont of Croswell Wis
tied his brother in Yale Sunday.
Lincoln Avery and son of Port Huron
were in Yale the first of the week.
Mrs. Bliss of Lansing visited over
Sunday at the home of JAS +. Beavis.
Edward King and wife were at Avo-
ca last Sunday visiting Sam White and
wife.
James McColl and daughter Elizabeth
and j., A. Menzies were in Detroit
Friday.
Frank Holden and family of Inlay
City were guests of Mrs. Sarah Holden
Sunday.
Frank G. McCollister of Detroit Wis
tied Chas 5. Brown and family over
Sunday.
Ruth Menzies is at Pinconning this
week on visit to her aunt Mrs. III. g.
Mansfield.
Henry Dinner was in the northern
part of the state last week buying
huckleberries.
John ii. Holmes and wife of De
troit spent sunday with the formers
mother in this city.
Mrs. Neil Stirling left for Alberta the
first of the week. James Stirling ac-
companied her as far as Detroit.
Bertha and Lib Buschlen of Toronto,
Ont, are here on visit TO their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bright
w. j. Jones of Toledo, Ohio general
passenger agent of the Queen aud
Crescent R'y was in Yale part of last
week
j. a. Rapley and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. shell and Mrs Wagner of North
Branch were guests of relatives here on
Sunday.
Mrs. John Wark was at Port Huron
Tuesday to visit her nephew, John
Sloat, who is confined to his bed from
consumption.
DR.. a. Pollock, J. (. Staley, w f.
| Rub and g. :. Cochrane and wives
who have been on a trip returned
Saturday last
James Newell was splitting wood
the other day when stick flew up and
struck him on the cheek bone infiicting
quite deep cash.
Il. ii. Parkinson called at the Expos.
itor office Saturday last and made us a
pleasant visit. He is slowly regaining
in health and strength.
ID. w. Livinggood and wife Of De-
troit, Mr.. Shattuck and wife of Brock
| port n. Y, were guests of Chauncey
Kelly and wife last week.
Virgil Edward is the name of son
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown
on Thursday, July 10th, 1914. The Ex-
poSitor offers congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Carter, Mr. and
Mrs. Marley Dudley and daughter
Jennie of Armada, were guests Of j.
a. Menzies and family Sunday.
Walter a. Williams and family were
in Yale Tuesday on their way TO De.
troit. Natalie Knapp who has been
visiting at Sandusky returned home
with them.
James Livingston Of Baden, Ont,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
McColl. Monday morning Mr.. Living.
stOn left for Colorado Springs to visit
his daughter Alice.
w. H. Palmer has just received word
from the United States patent Office
that his patent on garment fastener
has been allowed The fastener is a
very unique affair and no doubt it will
be universally used when put upon the
market.
j. G.. Brown of Avoca was in Yale
Monday calling on oldtime friends.
jeff is out for the nomination for con-
gress on the progressive ticket at the
August primaries. He is campaigner
right, and there is no question but that
he will land the nomination.
Thos.. j. Rapley, w. w. Adams,
members of BrockwaV township board,
Earl Rose, clerk, Walter Kilborn, high.
way commissioner, and j as. Rose went
to Terre Haute, Ind, Tuesday on an
inspection tour. A bridge company of
that city paid their expenses.
A bush and tent meeting will be held
two miles north and one mile east of
Melvin every afternoon and evening
through the week and three times Sun
day, commencing July 18th. Speakers
from abroad will be present to assist
from start to finish. Everybody invit.
ed. Rev. A. Osborne.
Gerald Foley, the 9-year old son of
Mrs. Patrick Fay, was run over by a
motor funeral car in Detroit Monday
evening and died at 900 o'clock. He
was a nephew of Mrs. John Sheehy of
this city, who, with her husband went
to Detroit and attended the funeral
this, Thursday morning.
Bert Dufiie, who at one time resided
in Yale, but whose home is now at De-
troit, called at the Exposition Office on
Friday last. Bert has not been in Y ale
for about seventeen years. and he says
that with the exception of a few old
landmarks, the town has undergone a
complete change and he would not
know the old town, but is glad to see
so many improvements.
While visiting at the home of viii.
liam Kelley of Kenockee last week
James Carson of Warren, Ill., lost his
pocket book which contained $50 in