The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-05-20
Local and Otherwise.

| "A killing IIOSL visited LnlS LOCALITY
Friday night last.
Invest your money like you pasture
your horse-near at home.
Mrs. George Z. Gillian, of Niles, i:
visiting her sister, Mr.. V. A. Lacy.
Tom Parkinson has been in Detroit
and Toledo the past week on visit.
Mrs w. G. Ernest visited in PORT
Huron Friday and Saturday last week
Hugh Ferguson and L. L. Moore OF
Port Huron were in Yale on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Mercer visited
Detroit friends the latter part of last
week.
George Anderson visited relatives
and friends at Detroit and Flint last
week.
Dorothy Cameron of Brown City Wis.
tied her sister Mrs. Herb Houghton
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. l.. Clark left for Sagin'
aw Saturday TO spend three weeks visit
ing their son Jason.
Mrs. Frank Meacham of Deckerville
visited her sister, Mrs. Celia Valentine
the first Of the week.
Meta Mcdonald, of Brown City, was
in Yale last Friday aud Saturday call
| ing on her young friends.
Moses Burns and family, of Croswell
spent the week end with Mrs. B. Nc
Nulty and daughter Marie
Mrs. Henry Rapley of Stathroy, Ont,
was in Yale during the past week on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Next to the little boys express wagon,
a motorcycle is about the most peace
destroying contrivance on earth.
Read all the advertisements in every
issue of the EXpositor. There are al.
ways many good bargains offered.
Hon. l.. g. Cramton spoke on "Medi-
cal Legislation" at the Good Health
Week program in Port Huron Tuesday
In no previous season in many years
have the growing farm crops IN this
section looked as promising as at this
time.
A new cement cTosswalk has been
built across North street from the feed
barn south. Rodge WEIGH did the
work.
If you have an item of news in your
noodle tell the Expositor man about
it and be will be pleased to publish
same.
Mrs. Ii. Ii. Learmont and Mr.. and
Mrs. John i. NiggemaD, of Croswell
visited at the home of w. Ii. Learmont
last Friday
viii Graham, of Detroit, was in Yale
last Saturday on his way to Peck on a
visit. Will is attending the Detroit
College of Law.
Kenneth Leonhard, Of Peck, well
known here, has a position as book
keeper in the Church Automobile
Agency at Port Huron.
Eilber & Barth last week sold their
| King automobile to Andrew j.. Laid
low of Melvin. The firm expects 10
have another machine here soon.
The advertisements of our merchants
appearing in the ExpositOr are al
ways arranged neatly and attractively
and bring the best results in every
instance.
J. A. Rapley and family and Roswell
Green and wife of North Branch auto.
ed to Yale Saturday afternoon visiting
until Monday forenoon among relatives
and friends.
"Mother, am / descendant of a
monkey" asked little tot the other
day and the cruel NAV replied: 81
don't know; never seen any Of your
fathers people
Clyde Adams is happy and all on
account of a baby daughter having ar.
rived at his home Saturday, May 10Th,
1915. Congratulations are being offer
ed by his friends.
Mrs. Lewis Broadway, Mrs. Cecilia
| Valentine and Mrs. Frank Meacham
went to Port Huron Wednesday al
which time Mrs. Valentine was operat-
ed on at the hospital.
1t is reported that Chas. Jurn and
Will Sheillebein of Emmett township
have purchased Red River Special
threshing outfit of the Nichols 81 Shop
hard Co., Battle Creek.
Edward Wanklin is all smiles these
days being elated over the arrival of q
baby daughter at his home Friday
May IL, 1915. His friends are offering
hearty congratulations.
Yale's Chautauqua week will be
started on Aug. IL. The same company
which furnished the entertainments
last year have the matter in charge fol
this season and offer us even better
attractions.
Russell Newsted, former clerk in
Grant Holden's drug store, has SINH
lar position in one of the best drug
stores In the city of Detroit. His many
Yale friends will learn this good news
with pleasure.
Rev. Bradfeld's Bible class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school held itE
monthly social and business meetine
last Friday evening in the church par
lors. A pleasant time was enjoyed anC
a light lunch served.
DR.. l.. +. Cochran returned home
Thursday evening from an extended
sight seeing trip to San Francisco anC
other points in the West. Heis greatly
pleased with the trip but sums up thI
whole situation tersely as follows
"There is no better state anywhere thar
Michigan and in my travels found M
better or progressive citizens than thu
people of Michigan."-Sanilac Count.
Times.
In conversation with Iohn McMurtril