The Yale expositor., 1915-08-05
T. r. MCBRIDE


Milton Edighoffer and wife are spend
the week with Bad Axe friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Alex Grooves and two children,
of Detroit, are on visit to her mother
Mrs. Mary Baxter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews were mt
Mt. Clemens visiting relatives and
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. E. f. Pratt and daughter Ruth
are visiting relatives and friends in
Detroit and Pontiac.
Under sheriff Windsor and deputy
sheriff RushtOn of Port Huron were
in Yale on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. WEIGH and daughter Grace
will leave next week for Colorado in
the hopes of benelitting Graces health.
DR.. j. w. Tomlinson received tele
gram the latter part Of last week an
nouncing the death of his sister at
Williamsport, Pa.
Jennie Fletcher expects to go to
Harvey, n. d., the first of September
where she has position as teacher in
the public schools.
Geo. Shearer was brought home from
the hospital at Ann Arbor last Mon
day evening, where he recently under
went an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaForge and two chill.
dren returned to their home in Detroit
after two weeks visit with VIM. Roy
and daughter Phebe
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dinner were at
McIvor the first of the week. They
were accompanied by Chas. Rounds.
The trip was made by auto.
Mrs. f. II. Edighoffer and children
returned home last Thursday evening
after spending the summer with rela-
tives and friends in Ontario.
Editor Walter Graham of the SAM
lac Comfy Republican, Sandusky, cal
led at the Exposition Office saturday
afternoon while on his way to Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. John g. sweet are re-
jOicing over the arrival of a daughter
at their home in Sandusky Friday, July
30. Y ale friends offer congratulations
Emerson Cooper and family of Rich
mond are in Yale this week on visit
to relatives and friends. They will visit
Croswell and other places before re-
turning home.
Lawrence Sheehy brought a stand of
oats to the Expositor Office last week
that measured 6 #. in. They were
grown on Tom Mullaney's farm in
Speaker township.
VIM. II. Learmont fetched stalk Of
corn to the EXpositor office the first of
the week that measures 81 feet. 1t
was taken from field on L. j. Minnie's
farm west and south of here.
Rev. Charles Bragg was at Saginaw
Wednesday where he sang in the Jeff
erson ave. M. +. church in the eve
ming. Rev. Ray Hardy delivered a
lecture on 1.-THE Energies of Men"
The Booster base ball team are at
Brown City today Thursday taking
part in the field day doings. Our boys
defeated the Capac team in score of
to l. They play the winners this az
ternoon.
The Kelley Il Brennan show was at
Avoca three days this week Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. From there
they go to Emmett for the balance OF
the week. This company has had q
good business through the Thumb so
far this season.
Howes Great London Shows which
appeared in Yale Wednesday of this
week was the biggest and best we have
ever had here. A large crowd was in
attendance both afternoon and evening
and all seemed to think they got their
moneys worth.
H. f. Beard last week bought from
the Warwick real estate agency the
Joseph Langbridge place OF 20 acres
located one mile west and half mile
north of here owned by Mrs. Garner
and immediately transferred 1t to
Hiram Holcomb
The person who stole the lantern
setting on the gravel pile on the road
one-half mile west of Yale had better
return same and sage trouble. T. II.
Parkinson says that anyone who will
do trick of this kind would steal swill
from blind SOW.
Joseph Sischo returned Wednesday
morning from st. Ignace where he at
tended the funeral of his grand daugh-
ter, Fern Victoria Brabb aged 10 years,
who died in Harper's Hospital in De-
troit on Wednesday of last week. The
funeral was held on Friday last. Mrs.
III. M. Wadsworth of Avoca and Lucy
Menerey of Yale were also present.
j. L. Rosenthal has added to his up
tO-date clothing store three silent safes
men show cases in which he will dis
play gents furnishings, neckwear, un-
derwear, etc. Besides this addition to
the fixtures he has increased his stock
of goods and now can flt you out COM
pletely 1t is not necessary TO go to
the city to be fitted out. Rosenthal
can furnish you with whatever you
need, and at the right price.
On account of the poor condition Of
the peas grown this year 1t has been
necessary to close the canning factory
for the present. This will be hard
blow to the factory, likewise to the
grower. The factory will start up
again when corn is ready. Our factory
has always depended largely on the
output of peas and this year the out
look was very promising. Too much
xuot xuaathar az rfad the meas OrOWinO