The Yale expositor., 1915-07-22
T. r. MCBRIDE

Henry p. Dinner is in Detroit today
on business.
Postmaster and Mrs. E. w. Farley
are in Detroit today.
j. l. Rosenthal drove to Port Huron
and Detroit Wednesday.
Jacob Miller is repainting the store
fronts of j. |. Rosenthals and Herb L.
Hennessy's.
Mrs. J. G. Hart is going to Crosse
Point Saturday morning to spend
week with relatives.
Mary Sheehy is taking care of the
books in Fred ] Wits agricultural
implement warerooms.
Mrs. A. NJ Townsend of Bunker
Hill, Mich, is spending few days in
Yale on visit to friends.
A new cement crosswalk and culvert
have been built near the Canning Fac
tory which will be a great convenience.
Mrs. Peter McKernon and daughters
Lorna and Lois of Sault Ste Marie are
guests at the farm home of Charles
Craig.
Ed Young was taken sick on Sun
day and has been confined to his home
since. His condition does not improve
much.
ExpositOr subscribers are requested
to please notify this Office when
change Of address is made. We then
can make the correction.
The Expositor subscription list has
been corrected up-to date. If you have
not hanfa eriuau nradif for w a no III
please inform this office.
VIM. Ii. Learmont and family left
Yale Saturday morning for tour of
the state by automobile. They expect
to be gone a couple OF weeks.
Ed Sheehy is building new dwelling
house on his lot in the third ward.
Archie Ludington and crew of work
men started at it last Saturday.
Burnell and Norma Wight and Fred
Currier droYe over to Yale from Ann
Arbor by auto reaching here on Friday
evening and remaining over Sunday.
e. l.. Brody, county agriculturist, of
Port Huron, spent the latter part OF
last week in and around Yale making
acquaintance with farmers and others.
Mrs. Edward Wanklin will sell by
private sale at the home of Leslie Silver
thorn on Main street all of her house.
hold goods, furniture, etc. Terms cash.
A. ). Graham, wife and daughter of
Otsego, 4. w. Jones, wife and two
daughters of Cass City have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor the past
week.
Electric power was used to run the
typesetting machine in the Jeffersonian
Office this week. All day service began
on Monday and the motor way of get
ing motion is very satisfactory.-Cros-
well Jeffersonian.
Eugene Merrill and Miss Mabel Cole
were married at Port Huron Wednes.
day, July 18th, 1915. They will go to
housekeeping In the house on John Ii.
MerrilPs farm south of Yale. Con.
gratulatiOus are offered by the many
friends of the newlyweds.
J. B. Weymouth and John Ii. Mer.
ril were at Peck Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Merrill informs us that he saw the
smoke of the work train engine about
80 rods from the center of the town.
Workmen are busy excavating for Mid
dleton IL Doelles new elevator.
Henry z. Dinner, seeing the stand of
oats on display in the Expositor Office
window which was grown on John w.
Donaldson's farm, brought in several
stalks grown on his own farm that
measure about four inches taller. Henry
has thirty acres all about the same
heighth and it is beautiful sight to
look over the fields. The oat crop this
year will be big one both in grain
yield and straw.
The Port Huron District East Michi-
gan Conference Free Methodist church
will hold their annual campmeeting,
July 2Sth to August 4th on the farm of
Nj. Cowley opposite the Ball f. M.
church, 8 miles west and "a miles
south of Apologize, IA miles south
and Is miles east of Sandusky or IL
miles east and miles north of Peck.
Trains will be met on the first two days
of meeting at Applegate, also the first
day at Sandusky. Notify Rev. &. g.
McCallum, Peck, at least one week be-
fore meeting.
Mrs. Jahile Heath, an old pioneer of
Greenwood, died at her home July Is,
1915; cause pneumonia. Five sons and
one daughter are left to mourn her
loss, James of Romeo; Wallace, Dec
kerville; Herbert, Lapeer; Mrs. John
Brown, Port Huron; Frank, Detroit,
and Fred at home. She was sick only
five days. The funeral services were
held on Saturday last from the Men,
MONTE church and interment at Elm
wood cemetery. She was kind and
indulgent mother, a good neighbor and
friend. The children desire to thank
the many kind friends and neighbors
for assistance during the short illness
of their mother, and for the beautiful
noral OffarinOa