The Yale expositor., 1915-11-18
Local and Otherwise.


Glenn Daykin is offering some bed
blankets at special price. see ad.
The only advertised letter at the ale
postoflice this week is Peter Rodguri.
Mrs. Elmer Rose spent a part of the
past week with her parents at Elmer
City.
Russell Newstead, of Detroit visited
friends in y ale the latter part of last
week.
Jas. Ii. Martin and wife visited Cros-
well relatives the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. M. M. Bowles has taken up her
residence with Carrie Snyder for the
winter.
Mrs. Rosborough and Mrs. Frost of
Detroit, have been guests OF Mrs. Eva
j. Black.
Frank Kerr and family were over
from Lum the past week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
A number of Yale people attended
the funeral of Vim. A. Holden at Port
Huron last Friday.
Judge Tappan and family of Port
Huron, were in Yale Sunday calling on
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jane Award has been at South
Park the past week on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Alvin Plank.
Mrs. Celia Valentine will spend the
winter the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Meacham at Deckerville.
Mrs. Simon L. Murphy will spend
the coming winter with relatives and
friends in Detroit, Saginaw and Chicago.
The West Lynn l.. A. :. will meet
with Mrs. Elton Kinney for Thanks
giving dinner All are cordially inVit-
ed
The weather the past week reminds
one of the cold winter which is near at
hand. Dig out tyour heavy clothing and
don it.
Harry Beals has finished the plaster
ing in +. +. Fead's new dwelling house.
The carpenters and painters are now
on the job.
j. &. Holden and wife, of Owosso, j
+. Holden, of Bad Axe, Floyd Holden
and son Jack, of Saginaw, spent Sun
day in Yale.
Henry Doelle ST., whose wife died re.
Gently, has decided to spend the winter
with his daughter, Mrs. Emerson
Cooper, at Richmond.
Arthur Carson and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorman, OF Port Huron, motored
to Yale Sunday and visited with friends
here and in the country.
Miss Eva Heaton, a former teacher
in our public schools, accompanied by q
gentleman friend, of Detroit were Wis
iting friends over Sunday.
| j. Nj. Smith has moved his apples tC
the Y ale Garage where those de-
string to purchase may see samples in
the show window of the office.
Georgia Beavis is at Armada this
week engaged in exciting an interest
in travel tickets. She is employed by
the company that issues them.
Clayton Welch "hiked" for the north
woods near Oscoda Monday morning
where he will join his father and spenC
two or three weeks hunting and fishing
The road bee on Monday was quite
well attended and lot of dirt was lilleC
in the gulley west of Yale. 1t will tax,
but very little more work to complet,
the job.
J. L. Rosenthal has a change of adv
this week which appeals to the pur
chasing public. II you need winte
at the right price.
The November jury panel being in
complete, special list was drawn
Thos. Johnston was one drawn iron
7 Yale and he left for Port Huron Mon
day evening to report Tuesday morn
ing at 900 o'clock. He was excused.
VIM. ii. Learmont drove Harye,
Sayles and j.. Z. Ryan to Ann Arbo
last Sunday. The boys had been her
attending the Delta Lambda socia
/, dancing party Friday and also visiting
t, relatives and friends. Mr.. Lesrmon
went on to Lansing.
This week We sent out numl or o
accounts for subscription to the Expos
. itor. We hope and trust that thos
who receive them will remit promptl,
, as we need the money to carry on on
1 business. Other accounts will be sen
out this month. IL you are in arrear
and do not care to get . notice pleas
: send or call and pay up. We will .p
] preciate same.
Joe Mackey, of Kenockee, was il
Yale Tuesday with a load of apple,
His team became frightened Will
standing in front Of the Yale Garag
and turned the corner onto Mechani
A st. and struck out at a breakneck pac
for home. The team was stopped OF
the Brockway road about . mile south
But very little damage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holden, Bsr
Holden and wife entertained Johl
4 Holden and wife, Cart Holden an,
4 wife, King g. Holden and wife, Gran
Holden and wife, Jesse Holden, Floy
Holden aud son Jack on Sunday a
their farm south Of Yale. A deliciou
dinner was served at noon and the al
ternoon was pleasantly spent.
Edward Halss, aged rs years, died a
his home at Port Hope, Ont, Oc,obs
20, 1915. The funeral was held OF
Monday, Nov. 1st, and interment Il
the family lot at Alviston, Ont, b
the side Of his wife. He was one O
u only three in the world who held 500
in r. Il A. M. insurance. He was ais
an Oddfellow and carried $500 othe
insurance. Two sons, ). ID. Hales, o
Peck. and Edward. demurraUe cIerl