The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-06-24

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down from Sandusky on Sunday.
Exams are thing of the past. Pic
mics are the order of things now.
Joe Rosenthal was in Detroit the
past week on visit to his parents.
II will not be long before you will be
asking if it's warm enough for you.
M. l.. Kennedy and family of Pontiac
visited Ira Jones and family this week.
K. ii. Drake and wife, G. G.. Drake
and wife motored to Port Huron Mon
day.
Loretta Brennan visited her sister,
Mrs. Jas. Judge, in Detroit the past two
weeks.
-. Flynn, of Port Huron, was in
Yale Wednesday OH visit to his
friends.
Mrs. Ed. Fead and daughter Mar
garet spent the first of the week in
Port Huron.
John Holden's dwelling house has
been neatly reprinted, Jacob Miller
doing the work.
Alfred Pratt, wife and daughter, of
Detroit are spending the week with
Yale relatives and friends.
AL Pratt, wife and daughter, Mrs. f.
f. Pratt, son Claude and daughter au
toed to Lapeer and Capac Tuesday.
J. G. Davis has been in Port Huron
this week packing up his household
goods preparatory to move to Yale.
Geo. Cough has an all brass bed in
the show window of his furniture store.
Sale price $500, Take look at it.
Geo. w. Bell was at st. Louis Satur-
day on a visit. He returned in the
touring car with the Andrews family.
Otto and Peter Griffith were at La
peer the past week TO see their father
They found him in very critical con-
dition.
Lyman Guillatt, residing Ia miles
south east of Yale raised the frame for
big bank barn 40x60 on his farm last
Friday.
Dayid Graybiel and daughter went to
Berlin, Ont, Tuesday to attends family
reunion. They will visit other places
before returning.
ii. S. Wait and wife of Sandusky Wis
tied Bert Welch and wife also other
relatives and friends in Yale and vicin-
ity the past week.
Fred ID. Mathews is in Detroit this
week as the guest of Parke Davis Il Co.
About 800 druggists from all parts of
the state will be present.
E. w. Wanklin and Z. A. Ritter with
their wives were at Marlette Sunday to
visit Leslie Silverthorne who is employ
ed in the New Exchange hotel
Mrs. V. A. Lacy entertained two
tables at cards on Saturday afternoon
last and served delicious luuch. The
occasion was Mrs. Lacy's birthday.
Rev. +. s. Parks, wife and son of
Freeport, Ill, are here oil visit to Mr..
and Mrs, A. 5. Parks. Rev. Parks will
preach in the Free Methodist church
Sunday.
Dick Teehan of Bad Axe was in Yale
over Sunday on his way to Detroit to
attend the entertainment given by
Parke Davis ~ Co. to the druggists of
state Wednesday and Thursday.
Henry p. Dinner has purchased the
Fry property, corner Mary and North
streets, from George Mcintyre. Mr..
Dinner does not know what use he will
make OF the property as yet.
The Boy Scouts, about thirty in all,
went to Cedarwood Monday for a two
weeks outing and they always have a
good time on these occasions. Last
year they camped on the flats at Boards
hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Il. Dinner, Rev. and
Mrs. Charles Bragg autoed to Detroit
Wednesday, where the latter will attend
the district meeting at the First Meth
odist Protestant church and the former
visit relatives and friends in the city.
a picnic will be held on Thursday,
July LIST, in the German-Lutheran
grove. Should it rain will be held
the day following. Dinner and
supper served. Refreshments of all
kinds sold on the ground. Athletic
games and other amusements. All are
invited to attend and have an enjoy
able time.
The Times last week changed its
readyprint service. Hereafter no mas
ty medicine or fraudulent advertising
will appear in its columns and there
will be no liquor advertising. We hope
to make the Times an all home print
paper in the early fall if business war
rants 1t and then we will absolutely
control every line of type that appears
in the paper.-Peck Times.
Mary Sheehy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sheehy, of Yale, was men,
Der of the graduating class from st.
Joseph's Academy at Adrian this June.
The class day exercises were a big
feature of the Academy week and
enormous crowds attended all the diff
ferent events. Miss Sheehy received
her diploma and gold watch for com.
pleting the commercial course.
A coal combine has been formed by
Port Huron wood and coal dealers for
the purpose of advancing the price of
coal and wood. The members of the
combine have each agreed to put up a
$500 forfeit to stand by the scale and
the prices on coal and wood are this
week raised as follows: Soft coal has
gone up from $3.50 to $3.50. hard coal
to $3.50, hard wood from $500 to 1920
and soft wood 20 cents on cord.