The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-08

ron were In ale spending the 0th.
Chas. l.. Bowles and wife of Detroit
visited Yale relatives over the Fourth.
g. w. Cornwall and wife, of North
Branch, are visiting MRS. w. III. Phelps.
Song recital at M. E. church next
Monday evening. Admission % and
Soc.
Ed Roberts and children of Sandusky
visited John Sheehy and family Mon
day.
Clara Walters, of Detroit, has been
visiting Mrs. Henry Holmes the past
week.
Ralph Ferguson and wife of Capac
visited Dan Ferguson and wife Wed
nesday.
ID. w. Freeman and son of Seattle Is
here on months visit to his parents
in Yale.
Frank Kuhn and wife, of Detroit
visited at the home Of } ohm Henry over
sunday.
Mrs. e. Ii. Edighoffer and children
are on visit to relatives and friends at
Blake, Ont.
Bruce Menerey and wife of Detroit
visited with relatives in this vicinity
over Sunday.
Allie Somers of Flint and Floyd
Somers of Capac attended the celebra
ton here Monday.
DR.. Shaw and family and Ella Sheehy
of Detroit visited friends and relatives
in Yale over Sunday
Thos. Ridley, wife and little daugh-
ter, from near Capac, called on Yale
relatives Wednesday,
Harvey j. Campbell and wife of
Detroit called on relatives and friends
in Yale over Sunday.
Roy Morsehead was up from Detroit
the latter part of last week on visit
TO his father and friends.
Grant Holden accompanied by Hiram
Holcomb, wife and daughter autOed
to Port Huron Wednesday
Russell Snyder and wife of Brown
City visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank |.
Phillips the first of the week.
Beginning this week there will be a
matinee every Saturday at Princess
Theatre, commencing at 2:30.
Our subscription contest closed to-
day and the names of the winners will
be published next week 1t was a sue.
| cess.
James Teets, of Seattle. Wash, is in
Yale and will probably remain all
summer. lie says everything is rather
quiet out there now.
Jack Johnston and wife, Clare John
ston and wife of Shower were in Yale
Monday calling on friends and attend
ing the big celebration.
King G. Holden, Sam Ingram and
Charley Brown went to Avoca We'd
nesday to start the carpenter work on
Lloyd Andreaes dwelling house.
Chas. G. Richardson, of Detroit, is
on visit to relatives and friends here.
Charley is employed with the II. J
Goossen Realty Co. at 982 Woodward
Rev. Bragg delivered an address at
the celebration at Lake Pleasant last
Monday. He will give an address to
the Orangemen at Lake Orion next
Saturday.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society OF
the Catholic church will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival at the
church parlors Tuesday, July ID. Ev
erybody invited.
The City Meat Market owned anS
operated by K. w. Wanklin for the
past couple of years changed hands on
Tuesday and for the present Joe Moore
will look after the trade. Mr.. Wank.
Inns whereabouts are not known.
An informal reception was held Nc
| day afternoon at the residence of Mrs
Mary Bowles, Wood street, in honor OF
her son Charles and bride, of Detroit
Light refreshments were served and
social time enjoyed by between 30
and 40 relatives and friends present.
James McColl, Henry Zuelch and j
G. Cady were at Baden, Ont. the past
week. Mr.. Cady is representative oil
the State Board of Control of OREGON
and was here and at Baden purchasing
machinery to be used in the flax indus
try which the state of Oregon is install
ling in the state prisons. Mr. McColl
sold them over $1,000 worth.
A wedding of July Bird was that OF
Miss Violet Collins, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvah Bradley, of Twelfth ave
nue., and Alvin Munro, of Yale, which
took place at the home of the brides
parents, Saturday evening. Rev. George
T.. Brown was the officiating clergyman
The attendants were Miss Maudt
Heath, cousin of the groom, and Albert
| Thibadeau, the brides uncle. Miss
Collins was married in gown of white
satin Her corsage was Of bridal roses
The following friends and relatives
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Petite
Robert Kicks, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Richards
Miss Myrtle Richards, Edward Collins
Jefferson Thibadeau, Miss Gladys
Smith and Mr.. aud Mis-. Charles Thlba
i dann flor a Nunddiilo aunnnr Mr.