The Yale expositor., 1915-09-02

Fred Currier is home from Ann
Arbor this week.
Mrs. L. j. Chamberlain is very poorly
at her home in this city.
Mrs. Celia Valentine of Brown City
is spending the week in Yale.
Il. III. Parkinson does not improve
in health. His condition is serious.
DIR. &. 5. Ney, of Port Huron was in
Yale Thursday afternoon last week.
A slight frost visited this section
Friday morning last Rather early for
frosts.
Tom Parkinson is home from Detroit
on account of the serious illness of his
father.
Mrs. Chester Sly suffered a relapse of
her trouble on Wednesday and is again
confined to her bed.
Secure your admission tickets for
the Michigan State Fair at Expositor
Office, S5c each or for S1.00.
Mrs. Thos. Riley and daughter Mar
garet Of Lynn visited Sunday with
friends and relatives in Yale.
Parsons, the eye man, will be at the
Paisley Hotel on Tuesday of next
week. Bear this date In mind.
Ed. +. Charles is at Hammond, Ind,
this week attending the congress of
efficiency of the Disciple church.
Edith Weaver and Alta Warner of
Brown City are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Gardner.
Frank Phillips now drives on his
rural route new Ford roadster pur-
chased of Jas. Cogleys Sons, local
agents.
Nate Graybel and family are now
occupying the house on Spring street
recently vacated by Ed. Edighotfer and
family.
Mrs. Hugh Leitch and two children
of Alpena and Mrs III. L. Wylie of
Marlette visited g. 5. Brown and fam
lily Tuesday.
Sister Marie Cecile and Sister Precilla
of st. Mary's Academy, Notre Dame,
Ind, have been visiting in and around
Yale the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Maloney, of De-
trOit, were guests of Mrs. r.. H. Men
Grey and other Yale relNtives and
friends over Sunday,
Henry Dinner and G. 5. Brown were
at Shower Saturday. Mrs. Brown and
children accompanied them as far as
Laurel and spent the day with rela-
tives.
Yale has an ordinance prohibiting
the driving of traction engines through
Main street. Owners of all such We
hicles are notified TO pass on back
streets.
Jacob Miller this week reprinted the
woodwork on the fronts of Elmer
81, hn Iprf,
ire and Mrs. Thos. JOhnston's store
building.
A picnic party and dinner was held
at the home Of Hugh Davis, in Speaker
township on Wednesday in honor of
and surprise for the sisters Priscilla
and Marie Cecile.
We notice by the Richmond Review
that Mrs. +. +. High, who has been at
James O'Rourke's for about two
months, started Tuesday evening for
the California fairs.
On Friday last Henry Dinner brought
bean vine into the Expositor office
which held % pods. 1t is sure some
vine and if anyone can beat it we will
have to abe shown"
A large party of Yale ladies are
motoring down to Oak farm in EN-
NETT, this afternoon, where they will
be entertained by Mrs. Will Lennon
and Miss Powers at the Powers home.
Admission tickets to the Michigan
State Fair at Detroit september 6.15,
are on sale at the ExpositOr office at
35c each or 3 for $l.00. Secure your
tickets before you go to the fair and
save 15c on each.
Darr 10 hoolr Fr0V, h;o
cation and will occupy the pulpit in
Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
both afternoon and evening at usual
hours. He will preach at the Fremont
appointment in the afternoon.
Dr. Tomlinson, who has been in
Yale during the past two months prac-
ticing medicine, returned to Melvin on
Monday of this week. The doctor
made many friends in Yale, all of
whom wish him the best of success.
There will be a social dancing party
in Central hall this Thursday evening
TO which the public is invited. Music
will be furnished by Hutton's orchestra.
Bill $1.00. Manager Frank Phillips
guarantees good time for all who
attend.
Word reaches this Office from Sarnia,
Ont, that James Sweet while attempt
ing TO jump ditch accidentally slipped
and broke one of the bones of his leg
at the ankle. He will be laid up for
time. His Yale friends are sorry to
learn Of his mishap.
On Wednesday afternoon Vera
Woodland gave party to fourteen of
her girl friends. The time was spent
in swinging and games. Ice cream,
cake and popcorn were served on the
lawn. At 400 o'clock all left for their
homes feeling happy, having enjoyed
the afternoon to the fullest extent and
wishing their little friend Vera many
returns of the day.
Yale Chapter O.E.S. will hold spec
ial meeting on Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER 9Th. We are to be honored by
visit from our Worthy Grand Patron,
Bro. W. III. French, of Lansing, who
will address the Chapter, and it is
earnestly requested that the members
come and give him a heartily welcome.
There will also be initiation of candi.
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