The Yale expositor., 1915-09-02
Local and Otherwise.

Robt. N. Kicks spent Sunday in Port
Huron visiting friends.
Mrs. James Keyes has been on the
sick list the past few days.
Henry +. Welch is down from Van.
nettan Lake for few days
DR.. b. Clyne and family visited with
friends at Lexington Sunday.
Rawley Mailman is now clerking in
Herb Il. Hennessy's drug store.
d. A. McKeith. Cf Brown City, was
in Yale on business Friday last.
Geo Cameron and family spent sun
day with relatives in and around Yale.
John Johnston and wife, of Snoyer,
visited among friends here over Sunday
Hazel Paisley, of Detroit, visited
home relatives and friends over Sunday
Mrs. Nj. j. Snyder and son Russell,
of Brown City were in Yale Friday
last.
Dave Keyes of Brown City returned
home Monday after weeks visit in
Yale.
Norman Knowlton, of Port Huron,
visited friends in this city the past
week.
VIM. Jacobs and family are visiting
relatives and friends at Adrian and
Owosso
Helen Harrington is visiting relatives
and friends in Pontiac and Detroit
this week
Anna Campbell, Of Toronto, Ont,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary Baxter
last week.
Mrs. w. G. Ernest has been visiting
relatives and friends at Ann ArbOr the
past week.
Monday and from there will go to De-
troit on visit.
Fred j. Chamberlain, of Jeddo, was
in Yale last Saturday calling on rela-
tives and friends.
Lew Broadway and wife and Mrs.
Celia Valentine of Brown City visited
Yale friends sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Herbert and little
daughter visited Detroit relatives and
friends the past week.
Rex Holden and Rawley Mailman
visited at Walkerville, Detroit and
Almont the past week.
John Smelling, jr., of Croswell, called
on Yale friends Saturday evening while
on his way to Inlay City.
Emma Mcclellan, of Alviston, Ont,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Beals the past week.
Buy your State Fair tickets at the
Expositor Office before September Bird.
Three for 500 or 35c each.
Mrs. Grant Holden and daughters
Leta and Bernice drove to Almont
Sunday and visited relatives and
friends.
An eflicacious method of preventing
your wife from going through your
pockets is to give her a nickel occa
sionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Benedict, Mr. and
Mrs. John CawOod, of Brown City,
were guests of G. ;. Cochrane and wife
Saturday last
DIR. j. II. Archer and wife of North
Baltimore, Ohio, have been guests for
the past week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Reyes.
Mrs. Herb Eshleman and daughters
Donna and Evelyn returned to Flint
| Wednesday after visiting week with
her mother, Mrs. f. j. Black.
Admission tickets for children to be
used on children's day at Michigan
State Fair may be had at ExpOsitor Of
fee free if called for before Sept. Bird.
Ted Monaghan returned to Bad Axe
Monday to resume his work in the
Pensular Drug store. He has been
spending the past month with friends
and relatives in and around Yale.
"Relief for the railroads" has won
the day and the interstate commerce
commission has granted some of them
1 a m i'm oil
with little "relief for the editors and
We'll admit that you have some gizzard
after all
The Croswell Jeffersonian of last
week publishes the following Earl
Loree is not doing as well as was hoped
after his operation and is still confined
to his bed The wound is still dis
charging and the attending physici an
can give no encouragement as to when
he will be able to sit up" We regret
to learn of EarPs condition, but hope
to hear that he is around again.
Announcement was recently received
by friends here of the marriage of Miss
Lillian r. Holbrook, formerly a teacher
in the Richmond schools, to A. II.
Reethorn, of Chicago, which event
took place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Ella Il. HolbrOok at Chi
cago Heights, Ill, Thursday, August
19.-Richmond Review. The bride
will be remembered by many here in
Yale as having resided in this city with
her mother for several years. The Ex-
positor extends congratulations.
James Menerey, former resident of
this village, who has resided in Denver,
Colorado for several years past, is here
for an extended sojourn with relatives
and friends in the hope that rest and
climatic change will recOup his some
what depleted health. He expects Mrs.
Menerey to join him when their son
Earl returns to complete his last year
in the engineering course at the Nj. A.
G. at Lansing.-North Branch Gazette.
Mr.. Menerey mas been IN Yale the past
week visiting his brother John and
other relatives and friends.
The annual campmeeting Of the
Mennonite church which was held at
/ Cffv PARK Vale duriny tho xoof xpaaL