The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-11-25

thanksgiving
w. w. Lord, auctioneer of Peck, was
in Yale Wednesday.
Eva Petit entertained Vance Davis
of Dundee, over Sunday.
Arlene Mckay, OF Brown City, spent
Thursday with Bernice Harrington.
James Macarthur of Port Huron,
called on old friends in Yale Friday.
Mr.. Dickinson, of New York State,
visited Thos. Wharton the past week.
Jesse Lane and wife, of Port Huron,
are visiting Yale friends and relatives.
Mrs. Huffman, of Melvin, spent the
latter part of the week with Yale
| friends.
l.. J. Menzies, of Detroit is spending
his Thanksgiving with j. A. Menzies
and family.
George Mathen, of Seattle, Wash,
was In ale the first of the week call
| ing on friends.
Mrs. f. Mcdonald, Bert and Pearl
Mcdonald are visiting relatives In
Brown City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. q. Mclaughlin and
daughter Donna are spending Thanks
giving at st. Louis.
Jas. b. Blackford and family expect
to leave Saturday for Lakeland, Fla,
to spend the winter.
George Green and family were at
Armada Monday attending the funeral
Of Georges grandfather.
Chauncey Kelley returned Wednes-
day night from KentOn where he has
spent the hunting season.
Judge Tappan and family, of Port
Huron ate Thanksgiving turkey with
Mr.. and Mrs. n. b. Herbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ). Cochrane are
spending today at the home of the lat
ter's parents in Brown City.
Mrs. Helen Reid was called to Davis
on last week Thursday on account Of
the illness of Mrs. Floyd Reid.
Mrs. II. Ellar and son Norman, Of
Detroit, were here Monday, attending
the funeral of Il. Bruce Lothian.
A party Of Yale young people will
attend social dance at Peck tonight.
| Hutton's orchestra will furnish music.
Joseph Holcomb and Cecil Steele will
leave tonight for Spruce in the north
/ part of the state hunting and trapping.
| The Yale Market Co. has large
black calf. If you want to know par
ticulars about it, ask either Boligar or
Lloyd.
Dave BARLEY and family, of near
Croswell, have moved onto the Middle
ton & Doelle farm, southwest of Yale
and will work the place.
The first report of the First National
Bank Of Avoca since its organization,
is published in this weeks Expositor.
1t may be found in another column.
The union Thanksgiving service held
in the Presbyterian church Thanks
giving evening was largely attended.
| Elder Charles preached good sermon.
Postmaster K. w. Farley attended the
postmasters' convention at Saginaw
last week. The fourth assistant post
master general OF Washington was pres
ent.
The other day Jas. Burt went over 10
the Yale country and Bought six head
OF fancy 2-year old steers OF James
Adams. The six head weighed $500
pounds.-Capae Journal.
The n. Y. b. will meet at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Windsor next Mon.
day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Fead will entertain.
Dinner at $50 and 500 will follow.
Rev. H. II. Brad6eld attended a
meeting of Presbytery at Greenleaf
Tuesday afternoon, preaching the ser
mon at the installation Of Rev. b. g,
Hescott, and at Ubly in the evening,
giving the charges to both pastor and
people, and Offering the installation
prayer, at the installation Of the same
minister, reaching home Wednesday
morning.
There are three presidential post
Offices in Sanilac county yet TO be filled
by President Wilson. They are Mar
lette, Deckervillo and Carsonville. Ac-
cording to reports the cards are stacked
TO give the appointments TO Charles
Hunter at Marlette; Fred 5. Viets, at
Dsckerville; and VIM, Bettes, at Car
sonVille-"three good and deserving
Democrats" Peek Times.
A large number Of people visited the
demonstration of the Free sewing ma
chine at Davis Il Sons furniture store
last Saturday. Ths workings Of this
machine seemed to please and delight
all and the general verdict given was
that 1t is not only a wonderful new in
vention, but most beautiful and at
tractive piece of furniture. Mrs. Roy
Brown was the lucky person to hold the
ticket that won the machine given free