The Yale expositor., 1915-10-21
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Fred Leach went to Capac Monday
to see his mother who is very i'll.
Mrs. Thos. OGrady and daughter
Ella visited friends in Emmett today.
Mrs. Fred Leach and Mrs. Nelson
Umphrey spent Tuesday IN the village
Of Capac.
Ethan Allen and wife of Attention,
were guests of kIr. and Mrs. John
Burley on Wednesday.
No services in the NJ. =. church next
| Sunday on account of the union meet
ing in the NJ. +. church.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Andreae and fam
| lily and Mr.. aud Mrs. &. :. Cochrane
were at Almont Sunday.
Mervin Walker of Berlin and the
Misses Ada and Jessie Brough of Lynn
spent Sunday in she city.
Grant Holden went to Flint today
and expects to return this evening with
. new Buick automobile.
Edgar Kilbourn and Miss Fanny
| Newcomb of Detroit spent Wednesday
at the home of Fred Leach.
We are authorized to announce that
the Yale cream stations, beginning
next week will close evenings.
Oscar Denison of Jackson visited
over Sunday with his family and friends
here. The family will move to Jack
son this week.
IL. l.. and Henry Warwick, Phil
Eichhorn, of Port Huron, and ID. H.,
Sanderson of Jeddo were in Yale on
business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Macarthur and
John Henderson of Ailsa Craig, Ont,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. RObt
Lewis the past week.
Willie, 13.year. old son of Frank
Williams, caught 1917 pound pike in
Mill Creek on Saturday, Oct. l6. 1t
was certainly dandy
Livingston Doering has opened
dental office for the practice of dentist
ry in the Williams block at Sandusky
We wish him every success.
Rev. ellis and wife of Flynn, were
L ale visitors Tuesday. Mr.. ellis has
beeu pastor of the Flynn Presbyterian
church for the past two years.
If you want to save money on mag
azines or periodicals for winter reading
call at ExpOsitOr office. We can give
you the best price obtainable.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Wilson have gone
to the district meeting of the f. M.
church at Ubly and Hiram Mcconnell
will fill his pulpit Sunday evening.
Roy Seaton, who is on the Frank
Putney farm east of Yale, met with
an accident last Saturday whereby the
big toe of one of his feet was cut off,
The Brockway M. +. ladies aid met
with Mrs. viii Hodgins on Tuesday
for dinner. There was a large attend
ance. Several ladies from Yale were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hockey, of Detroit, visit
ed at the nome Of j. n. Wilson the past
week. Mrs. Brown is the mother of
Mrs. Wilson.
Rev. and Mrs. +. IL. Bradfeld mo
tored to Alma Monday, returning We'd
nesday evening. They went on visit
to their daughter who is attending
college there.
Mrs. Joseph Williams has just re-
turned from Ann Arbor where she had
remained for two weeks under treat
ment Her friends hope that she may
regain her health and strength.
Work has begun on the road north.
Six teams and a crew of men are en-
gagged at the work. 1t is expected TO
have the road completed this fall, The
county road commissioners have the
work in charge.
Frank Ernest has purchased the in
terest Of w. G. Ernest in the Yale
Lumber 81 Coal Co. Frank is hustl-
ing young business man and gives his
whole attention towards increasing the
business of the company.
The evening service at the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held during
October at the summer hour, 700 stan
dard time. On the first Sunday in No:
yember the hour will be changed to
$50 for the winter months.
John Feusline, who was fatally in
jured by being drawn into the belt
of threshing machine at the farm of
Lew Nichols In Greenwood township,
q week ago, died on Thursday of last
week. The funeral services were held
on Sunday and we're largely attended.
Geo. w. Bell otliciated as auctioneer,
at Albert Myron's sale in Grant town
ship on Thursday last. The prices
paid for Holsteins ranged from $50 to
$3.50 a head. Mr.. Myron was well sat
isfied with the success of the sale. Mr..
Bell has reputation for getting the
highest prices possible.
There will be union meeting of all
the churches held in the M. Il. church
Sunday evening Oct. "a at 700 O'Clock
standard time, to hear reports from
delegates to the Laymen's Missionary
movement held at Detroit this week. A
special collection will be taken TO help
dsfrsy expenses of delegates attending
the meeting in Detroit Rev. Bradfield
and j. g. Davis are delegates from the
Presbyterian church, Rev. Coach and
N. j. Drouyor of the M. +. church and
Rev. Charles of the Disciple church.
Revs. Bradfeld, Geaoh, Charles and Mr..
N. J. Drouyor attended.