The Yale expositor., 1915-06-10

his mother and friends in Yale over
Sunday.
Mrs. j. Ii. Stevens was at Sarnia, Ont,
on a visit to DR.. and Mrs. w. w.
Stevens.
Fern Henderson, has built new
porch on the back of his Kennefic street
residence.
Mrs. j. w. Harrington and daughter
Irene were in Detroit the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. c. L. Richards has been at Co
lumbiaville this week to see her father
who is quite sick.
Mrs. Bradley, of Peck was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson the
first of the week.
The Boy Scouts expect to indulge in
banquet next Wednesday night after
the close of school,
Mrs. Fred j. Chamberlain, of Jeddo,
who has been very sick for some weeks,
is reported much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller visited
friends and relatives at Port Huron
and Kingston the past week.
Gertrude O'Connor, teacher in the
Smith Creek school, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Smith in Yale.
Henry Welch was at Wallaceburg
Monday where he witnessed the races
in which j. f. Crysler's horses raced.
Chauncey Kelley accompanied Hugh
Ferguson to Detroit the past week and
spent few days visiting in the city.
We received card instructing us to
change the address of Chas. Il. Wells
Expositor from Brown City to Saginaw.
Save your newspapers and magazines.
The committee of the M. f.. church
will be after them on Tuesday, June %.
Leslie ]. Menzies and a party Of
friends from Detroit motored to Yale
Sunday and made short stay in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden and
daughter Freda returned on Saturday
from a visit to Sarnia friends and
relatives.
Fred j. Wilt will hold his annual
sale and delivery on Saturday June 18th.
Watch for further particulars and bills
next week.
The Bible class of the Presbyte rian
church will hold its monthly social and
business meeting this evening in the
church parlors.
A crew of workmen reshingled the
roof of the M. Il. church parsonage
barn this week. Rev. Bragg was on
the jot all the time.
Otto Griffith was at Almont over
Sunday to see his father who is in the
hospital receiving treatment. He
found him no better.
A baby daughter was born to DR.. and
Mrs. w. w. Stevens at Sarnia, Ont,
during the past week. Congratulations
are offered by Yale friends.
Pomona Grange will meet with Capac
Grange on Wednesday, June 10th. A
good program is prepared and import
ant business will be trasacted.
Broadway 81 Percy have sold their
1916 Overland TO Bruce Palmateer of
Greenwood township and expect a
couple of new cars here this week.
James WEIGH next Monday will go to
Vannettan Lake, Oscoda county, where
he will put camp in readiness for par
ty of Yale nimrods who will leave a
week later and spend week fishing on
this lake.
Banquet tickets for the High School
Alumni will be on sale at Herb II.
Hennessy's from June 18th to the 18TH
Secure your tickets early as none will
be sold after 800 o'clock of the last
date named.
Miss Ruth Grimes, of Speaker town
ship, has completed the milliner trade
with EVA j. Black 81 Co., of Yale, and
will spend her summer vacation at her
home in Speaker, after which she will
go to Detroit to trim.
L. r. Mcbride, jeweler in Grant
Holden's drug store, has large adyer-
watches, gold rings, pins, cuff links and
watch chains. The sale will be for
three days only Friday, Saturday and
Monday. Read the adv.
A big celebration will be held at
Roseburg on Thursday, June 18th, at
which time there will be horse races,
ball games and the drawing of the Ford
touring car. An auction sale of bug.
gies, q. w. Bell, auctioneer, will also
be held. The doings will start at 8
o'clock a. m. and last all day. See big
bills for further Particulars.
Bernice Harrington was taken seri
0usly i'll the latter part of last week and
on Sunday morning it was decided by
physicians in charge of the case that
an immediate operation was necessary
for appendicitis. A trained nurse was
secured from Port Huron and the oper-
alton was performed early Sunday after
noon. Since which time the patient
has been steadily improving and now
is we'll on the road to recovery.
j. 1. Rosenthal, Yale's leading cloth
Ter, is preparing to give away another
outfit of Woody Boy base ball suits and
would like to have the boys come
in and make arrangements to get a
suit free. Mr.. Rosenthal is right up-to-
the-minute in advertising stunts and
IL will be safe bet to say that he will
have the boys plugging for "Wooly
Boy" suits. His line of clothing and
mems furnishings is away ahead of