The Yale expositor., 1915-08-19

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Yale this week visiting young friends
and acquaintance.
Marion Monroe, who has spent the
past two years in the west has return
ed To her home in Yale.
Chas. Noble and family of Brown
City were i'm Yale Sunday the guests of
Ed Andreae and family.
A. +. Ostrander now drives new
Dodge car, purchased of Eilber ~
Barth, our local dealers.
Mrs. Van A. Lacy has gone to Duluth,
from which place she will join motor
party in a trip to ~. Paul.
Tuesday night was cold enough for
frost, but we have heard of no dam
age done by that element.
George n. Hutton and family, of
Hickory, n. g., are guests of John
Hutton and family this week.
John IL. Holmes, wife and sister.in-
law, of Detroit, visited at the home of
his mother the first of the week.
The Misses L. Rosenthal and G.
Kopel, of Detroit, were guests Of j. |.
and Joe Rosenthal the past week.
The Delta Lambd Club has purchas-
and placed it on the library shelves.
A heavy thunder shower visited this
section Monday afternoon followed by
fall winds and cool weather Tuesday.
L. V. Vankeuren, of Kalamazoo, is
spending the week with Clifford Hut
ton and other young friends in Yale.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Robt. Denman at Roseburg on Tues
day, Aug. 10, 1915. Congratulations
Fred +. Button, of Saginaw, Travel
ing Passenger agent for the Northern
Navigation Co, was in Yale Friday
last.
Helen and Genevieve Campbell of
Brown City were guests Of Mrs. +. ID.
Mathews and other Yale friends last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Fox are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl at their
home near Peck on Thursday, August
IL, 1915. Here's hoping.
Mrs. Alex Groves and children re-
turned to Detroit Tuesday morning
after couple of weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Baxter.
Bert Mcdonald, city clerk of Yale,
was at Kalamazoo Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, attending a meeting of the
Michigan City Clerks Association.
Mrs. w. c. Ernest has been enter.
tanning her father, ID. q. Finlayson of
Melvin, and her brother, Howard j.
Finlayson of Boston the past week.
Peter Griffith had the misfortune to
injure his left hand last week and
blood poisoning has set in, causing him
great amount of pain and inconven.
fence.
VIM. Wellman jr., of Fremont, re.
turned Friday evening from Port HUI
ron, where he has been in the hospital
for two weeks being operated on for
appendicitis.
Mrs. III. ID. Hunter who has made
her home in Toronto, Ont, for the past
year, has returned to Yale and will take
up her residence here for time. The
many friends of Mrs. Hunter welcome
her return to our city.
Mrs. Frank Phillips left Yale Mon
day morning for Sarnia, Ont, where
she will take passage on the steamer
Harmonic of the Northern Navigation
Co. for a trip to Duluth and return.
Mr.. Phillips accompanied her as far as
Sarnia.
Jay Brott brought to the Expositor
Office Tuesday limb taken from
tree on the farm of Frank Morrill,
which is loaded with green gauge
plums as thick as they can stick. Mr.
Morrill, has number of trees equally
as heavily loaded.
G.. l.. Brody, county agrieulturist, of
Port Huron, was in Yale and vicinity
Monday inspecting patches of potatoes
for blight. He states that this disease
is quite prevalent throughout the
county and advocates spraying with
bordeaux mixture.
Donald Mcintyre and Jack Jardine
were visitors last Tuesday at the big
exhil it of California products main
tanned in Los Angeles by the Chamber
of Commerce They also attended the
free lectures with moving pictures
that are given daily.
The Medical Society of st. Clair, La
peer and MacOmb counties held an
interesting session at Capac in the
High School room Wednesday after
noon. A paper on tuberculosis was
given by K. Il. Pearce, superintendent
of the state institution at Howell,
Mich.
The many friends of Geo. A. Spencer
in Yale and vicinity will be pleased to
learn Of his appointment as State Man
ager for Michigan Of the Security Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of Bing-
hampton, N. y, with offices at suite
2201 Majestic building, Detroit The
Expositor extends congratulations to
our friend George on the success he
is making in his life work.
Tho m afohad raca M tina raoa fraolr
last Saturday afternoon between horses
owned by VIM. Wellman, jr, and Ralph
Herbert of Roseburg for S25 side was
won easily by the Wellman horse,
driven by Mcfarland of Croswell
Dave Henderson OF Yale handled the
Herbert horse Considerable excite
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