The Yale expositor., 1914-09-24
Local and Otherwise.

Belle Cameron of Ann Arbor is the
guest of Inez Rayworth.
Nellie Beard has gone to Oberlin
where she will enter college.
Tuesday was county candidates day
in Yale-nearly all of them were here,
Mrs. Geo. Cameron spent few days
the past week with friends at Saginaw.
j. Ii. Beckton and family Of Caro-
visited in Yale saturday and Sunday.
Alex Adams of Port Huron visited
his parents and friends here over sun
day.
L. Thibodeau of Port Huron visited
his daughter, Mrs. Lois Guilliat this
week.
Patrick Gibbons of Detroit visited
his sister, Mrs. James laval the past
week.
DR.. Campbell of AYoca was in Yale
Tuesday in consultation with DR..
Yuill.
Fred Benedict of Seattle, Wash.
spent part of the past week at Z. ,.
Cochrane's.
Harry Campbell went to East Lam
sing Monday to take up his studies at
the M. A. e.
L. f. West, George and John Proc.
tor of Capac were in Yale the latter
part of last week.
A fine rain Tuesday night laid the
dust on the highways and drying is
more desirable now.
David Welch says "The flowing
well at Elmhurst farm of Lambert
Jones is two in one"
Mesdames w. L. Tillotson and Geo.
+. Gillian, of Niles are guests of DR..
and Mrs. V, A. Lacy.
Mary Sfeehy has returned to the
convent at Adrian to resume her stud.
les in that institution.
VIM. IL. Learmont is having his
dwelling house reprinted Geo. Cav
anagh is doing the work.
Rev. Ii. Ii. homework and wife
OF Samaria, Mich, are visiting at Levi
Donnenworth's this week.
Ben Nelson, who moved to Cleveland
with his family about three weeks ago,
is in Yale calling on friends.
ID. A. McKeith, cashier of the Citizens
State Savings Bank, Brown City, was
in Yale Tuesday on business.
Rev. VIM. II. Mitchell has been
transferred by the NJ. =. confe renee to
Leonard for the coming year.
Rev. Waldren Coach left on Tuesday
for Saginaw where the Methodist Epis-
copal conference is being held.
Richard Houghton, who has spent
several months in the Canadian North
Uaof rafnrnaH RI Nala rnacdau
Fred j. Wilt and wife, Mrs. Benz.
Clyne and Hattie Merrill autoed to
Port Huron last Friday afternoon.
Albert Myron of Grant township,
candidate for county clerk on the Pro.
gressive ticket was in Yale Tuesday.
Mrs. Lester Clark is very sick and
does not improve. Her many friends
are hopeful that she may recover soon.
Mechanic street Church of Christ is
improving the front of its property by
putting in cement curbing along the
street.
j. A. ,Menzies and family autoed to
Armada Sunday and spent the after.
noon and evening with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. MenZies, daughter
Ruth and Louise Bright motored to
Port Huron Friday returning in the
evening.
The Presbyterian church building is
being improved in appearance by a
neat coat of paint. Geo. Cavanagh is
the artist.
T. Ii. Parkinson has been at Port
Huron the past week taking treatment
from Dr. Lewis to reduce his high
blood pressure.
Steve Windsor, under sheriff, and
Hugh Rose, court officer, from the
sheriff's Office were in Yale Saturday
last on business.
Bert Travis and Herman Grant were
latter purchased fine thoroughbred
Percheron stallion.
William Wilton of Burtchville town.
ship, candidate for county drain COM
missioner on the Democratic ticket
was in Yale Tuesday.
Mrs. +. G. McCollister and daughter
of Detroit, Mrs. ID. Chisholm and
daughter of Laurel visited Chas. 5.
Brown and family Sunday.
JOn0 d OuubLOu anu WIG VI OuONtI
visited relatives and friends in Yale
the past week. John has prosperous
business at Shower and is doing fine.
Hugh M. Ferguson and Frank Bran
agan of Port Huron were in Yale Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr.. Branagan is
the Democratic candidate for county
treasurer.
The harvest supper given by the la
dies Of Sacred Heart church Thursday
evening last was success. Everybody
enjoyed the meal and the proceeds
amounted to about $40.
Frank 5. Church, candidate on the
Progressive ticket for state senator,
and VIM. Robertson, candidate for
county treasurer were in Yale Satur-
day calling on friends.
The Larkin Club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. VIM. Miller Wednes-
nay evening, Sept. 18th. Supper was
served at five. Mrs. Herman Miller
had charge of the program, which was
fine. Each and every one present ex-
pressed satisfaction at the afternoons
entertainment.
The forty second annual fair of the
Ymada Oricultural Sociatv will he