The Yale expositor., 1915-09-30

Bernice Lutz visited the Inlay City
fair this week.
Notice the auction sale ad of VIM.
Ross in this issue.
Fred Currier has returned to the u.
of Nj. for his last year.
Yale is we'll represented at INLAY
City and Sandusky fairs this week.
Elizabeth McColl left for Tarrytown,
N. Y, Tuesday to resume her studies.
Florence Melting was at Brown City
the past week on visit to Emma
Kelly.
Norma and Burnell Wight will enter
the u. of M. next week to resume their
studies.
Eilber 81 Barth last week sold a
Dodge automobile to Ed Dennis OF
Melvin.
Mrs. Ed Eilber returned Monday from
Il few days visit to her parents at
Kingston.
Arthur Clyne has gone to Ypsilanti
to take a course in mathematics at the
State Normal.
Mrs. Summers and Mrs. Brooks
Dawson, of Melvin, mOtored to Yale
Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Parmlee went to Marshal,
Mich, Monday to start work for the
Marshal Furnace Co.
Hazel Richardson returned homeSat-
urday after spending few days visit
ing friends in Detroit.
Editor CawOod and wife of Brown
City visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane last
Friday and Saturday.
Look at the yellow label on this
weeks ExpositOr and see If you are III
arrears. We need cash. 'Nu1f said.
Maggie Conroy, of larper's hospital,
Detroit, is spending her vacation at the
home of her parents north and west OF
Yale.
Mrs. McNulty and daughter Marie
spent last week in Croswell attending
the fair and visiting relatives and
friends
Mrs. Alice Gordon, who has been Wis.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Hart for the
past few weeks, returned to her home
in Maine Tuesday.
J. L. Ryan, former principal of our
public schools has been here the past
week visiting his associates before 60
ing to the u. of M.
John r. Umphrey, of Bay City, has
been in this vicinity during the past
week setting up monuments In the
different cemeteries.
According to the published real es-
tate transfers, we notice +. a. Jones to
Alfred Bricker, land in Greenwood
township; consideration $1,000.
The Sophomores of the Yale High
held a corn roast on the banks of Mill
creek last Friday evening, A happy
time and feasting was enjoyed by all.
There will be o social gathering of
members and friends of the M. f..
church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. +. Staley on Tuesday evening next
at 7:30 o'clock.
Mrs. f. r. Beecher and daughter,
Mrs. Ed. Andreae returned home We'd
nesday morning. Mrs. Beecher has
spent the past summer with relatives
in New York state.
Mrs. J. II. Miller of Kingston, moth
er of our townsman Jacob Miller, and
Mrs. Milton Florey, of Bangor, Pa,
have spent the past week here. They
went to Marlette this morning.
Mrs. b. Clyne, worthy matron of
Yale Chapter No. Ga, O.E.S., will attend
the Grand Chapter to be held at Battle
Creek Oct. ~, 13 and Ia. Other mem
bers of the local chapter plan on going.
The Yale Wooden Mills have large
exhibit of automobile robes at the I'M
Law City fair this week. Those who
have seen the display say it is the finest
at the fair. Dolph Andreae is over
there in charge of it.
Charles Mackman received "A tele-
phone message Tuesday evening of the
death of his brother n-law, George
| Ferguson, at Beaverton, and left We'd
nesday morning TO attend the funeral.
| Deceased was a cousin of Charles and
Toe Ferguson of this city.
A meeting of the State Board of
Health, called for the purpose of CON
Quoting an embalmers' examination
will be held in the senate chamber at
| Lansing, Nov. l6, IL and Is. The ex'
animation will commence at 9 o'clock
Tuesday morning, Nov. 10th.
John w. Morgan suffered slight
stroke of paralysis about three weeks
ago, and has been under the weather
ever since. On Monday, in company
with his wife, he went to Port Huron
and consulted specialist who inform
| ed MIN IIldL Ills llOuDlO Woo tNOVooi'O
blood pressure
Mrs. Will Fletcher was called to
Detroit Sunday morning last on &C
count of the sudden turn for the worse
of her brother Watson. who has been
III for two weeks. Mr.. McPhee was
taken to Grace hospital and by Tues
day when Mrs. Fletcher returned home,
he was considerably better.
Aft Pratt has moved his family to
Yale and they are nicely settled in
part of Mrs. Baxter's house on Mill
street. Alf and his brother Claude are
now running the North End barber
shop. Their father will still work in
the shop on Saturdays, but as for the
rest of the week it's case of every
body works but our old man."
Staley a. Bricker have on display in
the south window of their drug store
a number of new telephones which will
be placed on their rural lines. These
instruments are of the very newest
type and are great improvement over
tba onac now In usq THESE gentlemen