The Yale expositor., 1915-09-30
Local and Otherwise.

Joshua Robbins is among the sick
ones this week.
j. A. Menzies transacted business at
Port Huron Monday.
j. w. Harrington was in Detroit
Monday on business.
brooks Dawson, of Melvin, was in
Yale Friday on business.
Levi Block IL failing in health and is
compelled to keep TO the house.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter Betty
visited relatives at Vassar over Sunday.
A. j. Laidlaw and Purl Harding, of
Melvin, were in Yale Friday on busi-
ness.
DIR. j. w. Tomlnson was down from
Melvin between trains on Saturday
last.
A son was born to Mrs. Harry VIM
Thursday, September %. Congratula-
tons.
Albert Menerey has secured a good
position with the Bull Hardware Co.
in Detroit.
ID. A. McKeith, of Brown City, visi-
ted among Yale friends and relatives
Friday last.
Percy Hallead, of Grand Rapids, Wis
tied his parents and friends in Yale
the past week.
Don McDuff returned Monday eve
ming from two weeks visit with
friends at Croswell.
Mrs. Fred Locke has been very sick
for the past two or three weeks at her
home in Port Huron.
George Windsor and wife, James
Chisholm and wife, of Melvin, were
Yale visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mitchell and
grand daughter Olive attended the
North Branch Fair last week.
Mrs. j. w. Harrington returned from
Chicago last Friday evening after a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Il. +. Hallead, of BOLTON, ILL.,, is
guest of the family of Dan Mitchell
and other friends in Speaker township.
Maurice Merrill returned to Detroit
last Friday morning after spending
week among Yale friends and rela
tives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Grimes
jr., i'm Speaker township on Wednes-
day, september %, a son. Congratula-
tons.
Fred T. Currier, ST., who has been at
Mt. Clemens for the past week taking
mineral baths, came home Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Adams and Mrs
Jas. Wallace spent Sunday with J. A.
Rapley and family at Holland Beach,
Port Huron.
Lawrence Menerey, who Is principal
| IN, no vi
ents and Yale friends the latter part
Of last week.
Mr.. Dake, who occupies the Moses
Hallead farm, held family reunion
last Sunday The children were all at
home with their babies
James Livingston and sons John and
J Harry, after spending few days with
James McColl and family, left for
Baden, Ont, Monday morning.
A large turnout of neighbors assisted
VIM. Quinlin on Saturday afternoon
last to raise the barn which was blown
down by the storm few weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andreae enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner last
Friday in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Lennon. Covers were laid for sixteen.
The canning factory started on corn
| Monday of this week instead of Thurs
day last. las was stated in the Expositor
last week. The crop is quite abundant
and the quality the best.
Mrs. l.. II. Leslie and little child,
who have spent the past five weeks at
Romeo with her husband, returned to
Yale Monday evening to remain for
two weeks. She will then go to Ohio
and join her husband.
e. f.. Bowman, resident of Yale
many years ago, writes the Expositor a
personal letter stating he is still on
earth and feeling as well and healthy
as he did thirty years ago. He orders
the Expositor sent to his address which
is cor. Hamilton and Grand Boulevard
west Detroit. Success to you my dear
friend.
Mrs. Thos. Johnston has had the in.
terror of her store reprinted and re.
decorated and everything has taken on
more neat and tidy look New fall
goods are arriving and now she has
large assortment of up to- date ladies
suits, waists, coats, skirts and every
thing in ready.to-wear goods. Visit
the store and see what is showing.
Yale postoflice received thirty mai
sacks full Of Sears Roebuck catalogues
weighing 1900 pounds in the aggregate
. The shipment made whole dray load
Will Menerey, who hauled the load Oh
his dray, feels that if the postofiice de
partment takes such cOnsignments very
often he would expect an increase in
pay.
George Mcintyre. j. +. Beavis, w
A. Cavanagh and n. Is. Herbert autoeC
to Port Huron Wednesday Afternoon
and witnessed the work of the thirC
degree as exemplilied by ASHER Lodge
f. 81 A. NJ, Detroit, at Pine Grove
Lodge in the evening. Yale visitors
were delighted with the comforting oil
the degree.
James Cogley of Yale was in town
Monday evening on his way home from
Detroit. lie was driving through {
new Ford for which he is agent. HI
is doing well in the vehicle and imple
ment business at Yale. his sales las
year amounting to $4,000, which, hi
expects to increase this year by at leas