The Yale expositor., 1915-07-01
T. r. MCBRIDE

Big celebration
In Yale, on July 9th.
One and all invited to come.
Corn throughout the country looks
bit yellow.
Arlene McKeith visited her father
at Brown City on Thursday last.
Listen to a woman singing while she
works if you want to hear real music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lara Middleton, of
Croswell, were Yale visitors last
Friday.
Arthur Clyne will go to Ypsilanti
next Tuesday where he has position
for the summer.
Rev. Chas. Bragg will spend the 4th
of July at Lake Pleasant where he is
president of the day.
Mary Clark, after several years
clerkship in Beavis q Hutchinson's
store has resigned her position.
Oscar Denison has accepted position
as chef for the Y. NJ. g. A. at Jackson
and left for there Wednesday night.
Dan Kilbourn and wife, of Saginaw,
and Lewis Lester and wife, of Blaine,
spent Sunday at the home of Fred
Leach.
The Evangelical church of Green
wood baptised number of converts in
Mill Creek at the city park on Sunday,
June Goth.
III. $. Hydorn, wife and child were
visiting Bay City friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Hydorn went on to Gladwin for
few days visit.
+. +. Fead has the foundation walls
of his new dwelling house laid and the
carpenters are now busy putting up the
frame of the building.
Rev. +. II. Bradfeld was called to
Battle Greek on Tuesday to attend a
mittee on Home Missions.
MELVIN Weeks and family, Mr. and
Mrs. David Stewart of Richmond Wis
tied L. w. Farley and family Sunday.
Mrs. Farley and two daughters return
ed with them.
Roy Mclaughlin, of Traverse City,
has been here this week on visit to
his parents. Roy is one of Yale's
young men who has gone out into the
world and made good.
Orion, second son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Morrill,, died on June 18th at
Onaway. Cause tumor The many
friends of the deceased in Yale sympa
thise with the family in their bereave-
mont.
JIG. Davis moved his household goods
to Y ale last week. The family will go
to housekeeping in the apartments of
the furniture store until vacant dwell
ling house can be found. We welcome
them to our midst.
VIM. Oyeatt has rented the little
building next door to Jas. Goheen's
| \ sa1.k 10 Loo, Il, Ialr
ing. He uses the building south of
Minnies meat market for salesrOom
and lunch counter.
Mrs. f. J. Rice spent last week at
Ann Arbor and Detroit. Her son Har-
old graduated from the dental depart
ment of the l.. of M. and hereafter will
have office rooms on the eleventh floor
of the Whitney building in Detroit
Max Glazier of Cleveland will be at
the feed barn, Yale, on Saturday, July
3, to buy sound young horses, in good
condition, ) to II years old, VT. 1900 to
400. If you have any to sell bring
them in. See adv. in another column.
A movement is on foot to have the
sidewalk now being built along Park
avenue extended to the cemeteries. A
meeting will be held at the Council
at 500 o'clock. All interested invited
to be present.
DR.. j. w. Tomlinson is looking after
DR.. Wight's medical practice during
the latter's absence. All calls either
day or night will be attended promptly
and given careful attention. He may
be found at the office upstairs in the
Union block.
Dr. Wight and family have closed
their house for the summer, and taken
up their residence in Ann Arbor for a
couple of months, where the doctor will
attend medical clinic, and Norma and
Burnell will take up studies at the
} summer school.
John Edmonds, of Lakeside, Florida,
former resident of Brown City, ana
Geo. Windsor of Melvin we're in Yale
the latter part of last week. Mr.. Ed
monds' wife died last week and he &C
companied her remains to Goodells
where the interment took place.
Out of town guests at the King
Hardy wedding June % were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hardy and son Sam, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Crully, Dryden; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Ward, Attica; Mrs. John Clark,
Deford; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Golden and
Bert King, Inlay City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Prittie and son Arthur, Mrs.
Lorenzo Hendrick, Strathroy, Ont;
Olive and Gertie King, Creditor, Ont;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam White, Mr.. and Mrs.
J Will White, Avoca, and Mrs. Lillian
J Holmes, Detroit.