The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-11-25
Jewelry Sale
Flax Mill Fire.

Fire broke cut in the main building
of the Y ale Flax Mill of JAS Living
ston Il Co. last Thursday evening at
about nine o'clock and soon spread to
all parts of the mill The firemer were
soon on the scene and they worked
hard to put the fire out, but it was up
hill work on account of a high wind
blowing from the east at the time.
Nevertheless they did nobly to save
the greater part of the contents, which
consisted hacked tow in ales and
ready for shipment, and the frame of
the building. 1t is supposed the fire
started from defective electric wire.
Loss about 5000; no insurance.
The work of r. building is in progress.
Currier Ovens is visiting in Detroit
this week.
Roy Bricker, of Marlette, was down
for Thanksgiving.
Gladys Wallace is home from her
school this week.
Estelle Danielson has been visiting
home friends this week.
+. III. Drake and family spent the
week with Flint relatives.
Rodger Welch and wife visited friends
in Port Huron over Thanksgiving.
Fred II. Currier has been quite sick
the past week at his home in this city.
VIM. II. Learmont and family spent
Thanksgiving with Croswell relatives.
Fred Currier and John Dieting, of
Ann Arbor, were here for Thanks
| giving.
Mrs. Mulligan and daughter Roxie,
of Sarnia, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Holden.
Frank Jeffres and family of Brown
City spent Thanksgiving at the home
of Amos Sischo.
Miss Davis of Port Huron and Har-
rison Farr of Jeddo spent Thanksgiving
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Nark.
Will Menerey, Ernie Baxter, Fred
Paxton, Hazel Paisley, Clarica Goheen
were home from Detroit Thanksgiving.
AL Lewis, wife and daughter, Moreno
of Almont, are spending Thanksgiving
at the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs Robt.
Lewis.
Henry Pratt ard wife of Port Huron
are in the city spending Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Darling and other relatives
and friends.
Workmen laid the roof on Clarence
Oviatt's bakery building this week and
now the interior work will be pushed
to completion.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. V. Andreae of
Avoca, were entertained at Thanks.
giving dinner at the home of Lamb ert
Jones and wife.
Mrs. Earl Loree, DR. Geiger, wife and
daughter, of Croswell, spent Wednesday
and Thursday of last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Hi Brown.
Alice Mckenzie has gone to Detroit
this week on visit to her sister Sarah
who has a position at the Thomas Nor
NAL Training School.
II. Z. Dinner and son Henry and Ira
Allen left Friday evening last for Dry
burg, Chippewa county, for few weeks
hunting and trapping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor entertain
ed for Thanksgiving K. w. Jones and
family of Cass City, Dan Graham and
family, Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Graham and
daughter Pearl, of Vassar
The following news item, sent from
Port Huron, appeared in Tuesdays
Free Press-"Mrs Myrtle Walker, who
said that she left her husband and four
children ut Yale, is under arrest In
this city on statutory charge"
Don't forget the first bazaar of the
season, at the Presbyterian church next
Wednesday, all day. Useful and fancy
articles, homemade candy, bake sale
and a rummage table Come and
rummage You will be sure to find
something to suit you.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace, Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hull, Carrie and Rada Rapley,
are eating Thanksgiving dinner with
their sister, Mrs Wallace Adams and
family. The day is also the 31st ami.
yersary OF the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams.
On Wednesday the council of the city
OF Yale made contract with the Mer-
edith Construction Co., of Detroit, for
the putting in of sewer in the south
part of the city known as the Baxter
drain. The company will start on the
work right away and hope to have 1t
finished in about three weeks.
| Harry Beals entertained his sunday
school class and few guests, to the
number of forty, on Tuesday evening
this week at . big Thanksgiving ban.
quet, held at the home OF Elan Sloat.
Two turkeys and goose were made
away with, besides many other good
things. The evening was one long TO
be remembered by the participants.
| Razaar