The Yale expositor., 1914-10-15

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your state and county as well, through
assisting III their election this fall.
j. |. Rosenthal was at Detroit this
week on business.
Sarah and Rada Rapley wrre at Port
Huron Saturday last
c. S Brown and son James were at
Laurel Saturday last
Ii. +. Beard, w. f. Rub and W. V
Andreae are at Utica this week.
Mahlon Bearss of Birmingham is in
ale calling on his many friends.
Rev. +. Ii Bradfeld is attending
Presbyterian Synod at Battle Creek
this week.
Mrs. VIM. Moore is visiting with her
daughter Mrs. Young in Marine City
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilcox attend
ed the funeral of Simon Willy at
MarysYille on Tuesday.
Emerson Cooper, of Richmond, call.
ed at the EXpositor Office today while
in the city OH a visit to friends.
l.. b. Presley has rented the Potts
place of 100 acres located IL miles
north and | mile west Of AVoCa.
Hazel Paisley who has been working
at Blackwell's Detroit for the past two
seasons, came home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. f.. Il Beecher arrived home
Tuesday evening after months visit
with relatives i'm Chicago and Detroit.
viii Hodgins moved to his farm
south west of Yale on Wednesday.
Chester Sly and family will occupy the
Hodgins house on Mechanic street.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have started work on their annual
bazaar which they expect to hold as
usb bal the second week in December.
Rev. f. IL. BTadfield, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church at Yale was
elected moderator of the Synod at the
meeting held in Battle Creek this week.
Elder j. IL. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel Sunday, Oct. IL, at and
7p.m Subject for afternoon, "Church
and State" evening, ELECTION and Free
Grace" Come and hear.
III. Jackson, evangelist, began
series of gospel meetings in Mechanic
street church of Christ, Wednesday
evening, Oct l4th, and will continue
same for some time. The public cor.
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Mrs, Geo. Jordan was taken to the
Port Huron hospital Tuesday for an
operation The family was sent for
Wednesday. Mrs. Jordan is very low
and no hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
For the past nine weeks an Italian
sculptor has been at the home of Geo.
G.. Moore in st. Clair making busts of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore. The work has
now been completed and the pieces will
be shipped to the New York home of
the Moores.
Friday evening last Mrs. Wit enter
tanned about thirty guests in honor of
Fred's 10th birthday. Cards were play
ed, lunch served and jolly good time
enjoyed by all. As token of friend
ship Mr.. Wilt was presented with a
nice sweater.
a reception in honor ofiMr. and Mrs.
Lewis Brady at their home In Peck on
Wednesday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing at Harmony hall, at
ter which the young couple were pre-
sented with handsome leather rocking
chair.-Sanilac County Times.
Our old friend and former fellow
townsman, j. ID. Paldi writes us from
San Francisco, Calf, to change his ad.
dress from Duniba to 881 Golden Gate
ave. He says that his family is in good
health, but he is not feeling well. He
sends us a program of the special
events to take place at the 1915 ex-
position.
The series of sermons entitled, "The
Voyage of Life" so successfully han
died by Rev. Bragg of the Methodist
Protestant church, closed Sunday eve.
ming with large attendance. The
evening subject, alone at Last" reci-
tations, readings and special songs were
enjoyed by every one present.