The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-05-07
WANTED--A reliable and con-
scientious Cream buyer for the
City Of Yale. Address at once,
Port Huron Creamery Company,
Port Huron, Mich. So
Have you made your garden yet?

Have you made your garden yet?
Yves Collins was at Flint over Sunday.
A. j. Stiles was at Port Huron on
Wednesday.
Rose Clark spent Sunday with East
Kenockee friends.
Alex Robertson and wife were in
Port Huron Monday.
Fred Currier treated his house TO a
coat of paint the past week.
Mae Powers died on Saturday last at
her home in Emmett township.
Ella Foster will leave on Saturday
to accept position at Hull, Mass.
Mrs. Lloyd Owens of Memphis is on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barth.
Don't forget the Junior Hop May %.
McKanlass Apiece orchestra. Refresh
ments.
Mrs. Geo. Slayton of Detroit is here
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Kelly.
John Corners and family expect to
move to Oakland, Calf, to make their
future home.
III. l.. Wylie and wife of Marlette
visited G. ). Brown and family over
Wednesday night.
Chester Sly and wife left Monday
morning on Il visit to their former
home north Of Toronto.
The DOelle Block occupied by G. :.
| Cochrane and J. l.. Crandell, is being
treated to a fresh coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ). Waite of san.
dusky were in Yale the first of the
week visiting relatives and friends.
DR.. Thos Brandon, of Watford, Ont.
spent few days this week with his
uncles, Alex. and John Robertson.
Mrs. John laval has returned from
attending the funeral of her father,
Patrick Feeney, at Belleville, Ont.
John II. Lapien, an old resident of
Greenwood township died saturday
last and the funeral was held Tuesday.
Al Smith of Port Huron was in Yale
| Tuesday on his way to Melvin where
he will spend the summer working his
farm.
Mrs. V. 4. Lacy and daughter Dor
othy are guests OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Millen of Duluth at the Colonial
hotel in Mt. Clemens.
Miss Clara Wagner of Port Huron
came to Yale Monday and will do
dressmaking at the home of Mrs. Fred
Leach OH Mary street.
Will McPhee and wife, Pearl and
Jennie Fletcher were up from Detroit
over Sunday visiting at the Fletcher
home on East North street.
Judge Tappan and family of Port
Huron motored to Yale on Saturday
last and spent the day with \. Is. Her
bert and family and other friends.
Moses Burns, wife and child Of Cros-
well accompanied 10y his brother Of
Chicago visited in Yale Saturday and
sunday at the home of Mrs. McNulty.
Mrs. j. W. Harrington went to Chi.
cago this Thursday morning on a
short visit TO her SOD. Mr.. Harrington
accompanied her as far as Port Huron.
Lewis Young aged 81 years, died at
his home near Fargo on Tuesday, May
3, 1914. Funeral held from Fargo
church and interment in Spring Hill
cemetery.
Dolph Andreae had home grown ripe
tomatoes OH his table last week. some
thing unusual for this time of year.
We might explain that he grew them
in his hot house.
E. III. Drake was at st. Clair We'd
nesday where he and son Clarence
bought a drug store, and as soon as
possible will move their Melvin stock
of goods to that city. The ExpOsjtor
wishes them success in their new To-
cation.
Edward Andreae drove the following
committee to Marine City in his Chal-
mers touring car today Thursday
where they will investigate the advis-
ability of Oiling the streets of Yale:-
Mayor Wallace, Commissioner Palmer,
Aldermen Lothian and Ernest.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the Free Methodist church,
commencing Friday evening and con-
tinuing with the usual services on
Saturday and over the Sabbath. Rev.
A. j. Stevens of Port Huron will be
present and have charge of the services.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Yale Boy Scout team went to
Brown City Saturday to play return
game of base ball with a like team from
that place. The game was a very excit-
ing one from start to finish, it taking IL
innings to decide the winner, Yale
coming out at the little end of the horn.
Score . to 10, and our boys claim they
had a bum umpire to contend with.
Myron Woodland met with a serious
accident this forenoon. While assist
ing in unloading hay into car at the
+. M. yards he fell between the wagon
and the freight car, striking on a bolt
on the car door, which penetrated his
skull back of the right ear. He was
taken to the home of his brother Will,
on the Henry Dinner place where Drs.
Wight and Pollock removed the broken
parts of the skull.
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