The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-08-27
Local and Otherwise.

Thursday.
Clayton WEIGH is home from sailing
on the lakes.
Excuses are not necessary when you
have done your best.
Fred Vannest is visiting relatives
In Detroit this week.
Roy Bricker of Marlette visited his
parents here over Sunday.
Harry Paisley of Detroit spent few
days in Yale visiting friends.
If you don't own an automobile you
are showed in" most of the time.
Harvey Knowles and family of Port
Huron are Yale visitors this week.
Hugh Ferguson of Port Huron was
in Yale Monday calling on his friends.
Russell VanCamp has gone to Jerome
where he will teach school the coming
year.
Grace Brown of Detroit scent last
week among relatives and friends In
Yale.
w. Ii. Learmont and family were at
Lake Orion Sunday making the trip by
auto.
Mart Richardson was in Yale the
past week on visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Ii. Ernest of Chicago
visited the past week at Barney
McGilPs.
Editor John Cawood of the Brown
City Banner was Yale caller We'd
nesday.
Mrs John Mooney of Williamsburg
visited Chas Leroy and wife over
Sunday.
Mrs. Thos. Grimes visited friends in
Vassar and Saginaw the fore part of
last week.
l.. G. Mcdonald of Brown City Wis
tied relatives and friends In Yale
Wednesday.
Jack Crawford, who has been in the
west for several years, is here on Wis
il to friends.
Mrs. NJ. j. Harris of Port Huron was
in Yale over Sunday visiting friends
and relatives.
A large amount of flax grown in this
locality this season is being hauled TO
the flax mill here.
u. Flynn of the Metropole Hotel,
Port Huron, visited his Yale friends
the first of the week.
Mrs. A. 5. Graham, son and daughter
of Ostego visited over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor
Special communication Of Brockway
Lodge No. 316, f. & A. NJ, this Thurs
day evening. First degree work.
Ezra Gardner and wife and Mrs.
Traviss of Oxford have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Losey this week.
Workmen are busy laying a cement
floor in John Holden's garage. The
plate glass and other Windows have
been placed in position.
Jas. Shaw, Thos. Johnston, Chas.
Barr and Ira Jones were in Port Huron
Monday attending meeting of the
Thumb Blacksmith Association.
Russell Newstead is on his vacation
visiting with his parents at Battle
Creek. Bert Kelly is assisting in Hol-
den's drug store during his absence.
Hugh Moore brought to the Exposi-
tor Office Monday a stalk of corn grown
on his place that measured III feet and
IL inches. Can anyone beat this onep
Mrs. Geo. w. Bell is so far recover
ing from her recent illness as TO be
able to ride out each day. Her many
friends will be pleased to learn that
she is improving
John S. Duffie and wife, Burt Dufiie
and family, +. o. Rich and family of
Detroit were up from Four Gables near
Port Huron, where they are spending
the summer, on Saturday last.
Porter Harris was a passenger on the
ID. b. G. & w. Ry. from Shower to San.
dusky on Monday of this week The
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schedule time between Sandusky and
Bay City.
L. G. Stirling received his artificial
leg on Wednesday and is rapidly getting
accustomed to it. The limb is won.
derful piece of work and Will enable
the wearer to get all the motions of a
natural leg -Croswell Jeffersonian.
On account of the Chautauqua the
lecture to have been given at the Rose.
burg M. E. church Aug. 16 was post
poned until Aug. 30 at 300 p. m. Mrs
Boleyn will give her lecture, Gan APP
peal to Mothers and Daughters on
Social Purity and Sex Hygiene" at
that time.
Elder j. A. Phillips, who has been
pastor of the Free Methodist church in
Yale for the past year, has been assign
ed to Bay City for the coming year and
left for there to take up his work on
Tuesday. Mr.. Phillips leaves a host of
warm friends here who wish him God.
speed in his new field.
f. w. Reed, representing the Geo.
A. Ogle Co., Chicago, is in Yale this
week making new and complete maps
of the city of Yale and townships adj
jacent to be used in new county atlas
to be published during the coming year.
Many of our business men and citizens
have given orders for the new atlas.
Now let us see whether America can
originate her own styles. Paris has
lost its grip, and the fashionable wo-
men Of the United States will have to
take chance on American tailors since
all the great drcssmaking establish
ments of Paris are closed. There will
be no fall creations from Paris, and
therefore the modistes of Pawtucket,
KokomO, Kalamazoo, Oshkosh, Laramie,
and Snohomish will come into their
own.
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