The Yale expositor., 1915-09-23
Croswell fair and races this week.
Sandusky fair and races next week.

Ol6Veldnu Ine ldLltI pdTI OF last week.
Ed Dinner lett for East Lansing the
first of the week to attend the M. A. &.
Inlay City fair and races Sept. 28, 20,
30 and Oct. |. Read adv. in this issue.
Alf Pratt and family, of Detroit, are
spending the week with his parents
here.
Henry Martin and family of Flint
spent Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. +. ii.
Drake.
Under Sheriff Windsor, of Port HUI
ron, was in Yale Saturday on official
business.
John G.. Sweet and family, of San
dusky, spent Sunday with Yale relatives
and friends.
Frost Wednesday morning. We have
heard of no damage being done TO
growing crops.
The only advertised letter at Yale
postoiIice this week is addressed to Mr..
Frank Hinkley.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown
on Tuesday, September 9TH, a daughter.
Congratulations.
Robt. Middleton and Eldon Martin,
accompanied 10y their wives, spent
sunday at Peck.
The biggest and best picture show
that ever struck town Tuesday, Sept.
2Sth at Princess Theatre.
Violet Phillips has returned home
after an extended visit with the family
Of Allen Proctor in Armada.
Jos. Locke and Mrs. j. f. Martin of
Capac visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Roy
Fuller the latter part of last week.
IL. NJ. Hall and wife, +. B. Bricker
and wife drove over to Phillip cellars
Sunday morning and spent the day.
Chas. w. Snover and wife of Pres
colt, Arizona, are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson.
Maurice Merrill, who has been work
ing in drug store at Detroit the past
few months is home this week on a
visit.
Henry Welch and family are home
from their summer outing at Vannet-
tan Lake. James Welch returned with
them.
Roswell Green and wife, of North
Branch visited among relatives and
friends at Yale the latter part of last
week.
Alderman Windsor was at Lansing
Friday on official business for the city
of Yale before the state Board of
Health.
John l.. Kearns and Irene Marx of
Brown City, Victor Learmont and
Marie McNulty were at Lexington last
Sunday.
Will Lennon and family, of Manitou,
Colo., will spend the next three weeks
among friends and relatives in Yale
and Emmett.
Ventry II. Hisey, editor and publisher
of the Wayne Weekly, visited over
sunday with relatives and friends in
and around Yale.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the harvest supper at the Catho-
lie church hall Thursday Sept. 30. Sup
per from $50 o'clock till all are served.
We are sorry to learn that Elmore
Putney, of Sandusky, has been suffering
with blood poisoning in his arm. His
friends here trust that nothing serious
s1mes Of it,
The Expositor made a mistake last
week by stating that A. V. Parmlee had
secured a position with the Marshall
Furniture Co. 1t should have been the
Marshall Furnace Co.
Mrs. j. A. Vincent, Mrs. Chauncey
Kelley, Geo. Mcintyre and family,
Pearl Mcdonald and Vim. Roy were at
Port Huron Sunday attending the con-
ference of the M. Il. church.
Amos Ludington moved his house.
hold goods from Port Huron to Yale
Tuesday. Himself and family will
occupy their own house in the north
part of the city. We welcome them to
our midst.
Kenneth Il. Lacy arrived home We'd
nesday from New York, having com
pleted journey Of ten thousand miles,
travelling on the Pacific, and Atlantic
oceans, the Caribbean Sea and through
the Panama canal.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Donnenworth
of Erie, Mich, are greatly rejoicing
over the arrival in their home of nine
and quarter pound daughter, on Sat
uTday, September l8. She will be
known in this world as Marjorie
Georgeana Donnenworth. Mrs. Don
nenworth was formerly Miss Emma
Holt of this place.
The auction sale season is near at
at hand, and if you are intending to
have a sale we would like to have you |
call at the Expositor Office. You can
make all arrangements here. We will |
print your bills, arrange for auotioneer |
and date, and publish notice of your |
sale in the best advertising medium i'm |
this part of the state. This latter fact |
should be taken into consideration.
Norman Sponenburg, of Detroit, was
I'm Yale the first of the week. He in |
forms us that in company with his son
All, of Portland, Oregon, have puT-
chased I he David Drug Cos store at
Coleman and will take immediate pos
session. Both men are well and favor
ably known by citizens of Yale and
as straightforward, up.to date
business men who are competent to
conduct the business in most salts
factory manner. The Expostor wish
es them every prosperity in their new
location.