The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-10-14

Ed Eilber has been confined to the
house by sickness for the past week.
Those who were up early enough
Saturday morning saw spit OF snow.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre are in
Detroit on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Russell Newsied, Isobel Menerey and
Marjorie MeuZies were at AyOca We'd
nesday.
Bob Thompson was up from Detroit
Wednesday night on visit to relatives
and friends.
John Burley was called to Attention
Wednesday on account OF the death or
his mother.
Mr. aud Mrs. Moses Burns and
daughter Mary, of Croswell, visited
Mrs. McNulty sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marks, Irene and
Eugene, were guests of Mrs. McNulty
and daughter Marie SUNDAY.
Frank Roadway has rented the
Frank King farm near ASpca and will
move onto same the first OF next week.
Alex Samson, of Marlette, one of the
boys on the Panama trip with Kenneth
Lacy was guest of the latter Friday
last. He was here for the foot ball
game.
l.. j. MenZes and Charles Blugen,
Dorothy Riplinger and Ruth Menzies
autoed from Detroit Sunday morning
and took dinner With. A. Menzies and
family.
Arleen Mckay, Mr.. Teau, Jane
Kearns, Mr. Harrington, Anna Noble,
John l.. Kearns, Helen Elliot, Mr..
WEIGH of Brown City, were Yale call
ers Sunday.
Edgar Terrier of Yale, spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Moore.
He was on his way to Almont for
treatment at the Burley hospital.-Im-
lay City Times.
Sunday morning found everything
froZe up. The day proved bright and
beautiful and breezy however with a
degree of warmth in the sunshine.
Monday continued fair and warmer.
Mrs. +. +. Hallead, of BOLTON, ILL.,.
returned to her home this week. She
will stop over at Avoca to visit with
Rev. Firth and family who was for
mer pastor Of the M. +. church at Dol
ton
Now that the fairs in various parts
of the country surrounding are over,
we are having beautiful weather. This
is no slam on the fairs, just speaking
of the natural contrarety Of the wealth
er put up for the fairs.
A. j. Harnden, while driving along
the highway in company with his wife
last Sunday accidentally ran his auto
into the ditch, throwing Mrs. Harnden
out, dislocating her shoulder. The
machine was not damaged.
j. M. Smith has secured the agency
in Yale and vicinity for the Kero
Water Burner and will give demon
stration of same in the building next
| to Windsor's barber shop on Saturday,
10 which the public is invited.
Clarence Oveatt has purchased of
the Yale State Bank twenty feet of
land north of the Expositor office and
will start on bakery building 20x80
feet this fall. Mr.. Oveatt has enjoyed
large trade since locating in Yale and
the new building will give him a fine
location to carry on his business.
j. NJ. Smith, who last week sold his
stock of merchandise and turned over
his business to Glenn Daykin, has
made many friends during his resi-.
dence and business career in Y ale. He
located here in the year 1911 and has
since enjoyed a splendid trade at all
times. His object for selling out is
that poor health will not permit his
continuing in the business as the work
is too combining. We regret TO lose our
friend and fellow business man. The
best wishes for future, health. happi-
ness and prosperity go with him
wherever he may decide to make his
home.
POULTRY WANTED