The Yale expositor., 1915-07-29
T. r. MCBRIDE

Grant Holden is in Saginaw today on
business.
Clarica Goheen, of Detroit, is visiting
her parents at present.
The Yale Canning factory started
canning peas on Tuesday.
Judge Tappan and family were up
from Port Huron Thursday last.
Heavy rain Wednesday morning
early, doing considerable damage to
crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Graham, of Cros-
well, were guests at Chas. +. Martins
Friday last.
Mrs. f.. +. Fead and children have
been guests of Sarnia relatives and
friends the past week.
Mrs. +. d. Mathews and son Don are
at Ann Arbor this week on visit to
DR.. Wight and family.
Mrs. j ohm Youngs, of Marine City,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
j. Moore, over sunday.
Custer +. Welch and mother, of
y onkers, n. Y, are on visit to Tela
tives and friends in Yale and vicinity.I
A list of new books just received at
in another column of this weeks issue
of the Exposltor.
a child was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert +. Martin in Yale, Wednesday,
July 2lst. Congratulations are being
offered by friends.
Elan Sloat has on exhibition in the
Expositor window a stand of oats that
measure up with any of 'em. They
were grown on his lot in Yale.
Mrs. Grant Holden and family. VIM.
III. Learmont and family who have
been touring the state with their autos
are home and report having fine time.
Mrs. j Ii. Murray and two daughters,
Ruth and Ethel, of Grand Rapids, after
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Stevens, will 60 TO Ontario for a
visit with relatives and friends.
VIII Lennon and family, of Manitou,
Colo, autoed to Yale in their fine new
Haynes touring car last week and Wis
tied among friends and relatives in
this city and Emmett township.
VIM. Oveatt has added a new silent
salesman case to his salesroom and
will stock up with full and complete
line of confectionery. He will also
handle all kinds of home made candy.
A harvest ball will be given at the
new Cleaner Hall, Old Brockway, on
Thursday evening, August 10, under
the auspices OF the Cleaner lodge.
Music by McKanlass 3-piece orchestra.
Bill S100. Refreshments extra. Ev-
erybody invited.
J. +. Srysler gave number of his
friends banquet at the Great North
ern Hotel on Monday evening. A fine
program was furnished by L. Z. Baer,
dramatic tenor, Mart Ryan, story teller,
and Others. The menu for the banquet
consisted of roast pig and everything
that goes TO make a good bill or fare.
Every persons present speaks in glow
ing terms of the splendid entertain
mept.
The meeting held in the high school
last Monday evening, called by the
committee in charge Of the coming
ChautauQua, was not largely attended
The representative of the company
who was present gave instructions as
to the sale of tickets, explained the
program as it would be carried out and
gave out the tickets to be sold. Those
who signed up at last years Chautau.
qua for tickets for this season are re.
quested to call on Chas. Ii. Palmer at
once and get same.
The bodies of Mrs. Max Cooney, and
Is months old son and Miss Anna
McQuain, recovered from the Eastland
disaster at Chicago, were brought to
Emmett and buried in Our Lady Of
Mt. Carmel cemetery on Wednesday.
FIR. Melting, of Yale, FIR. Laughran, of
Emmett and FIR. ). Kane, of Chicago,
priest of the parish to which the three
belonged, were present and conducted
the burial services. One grave, wide
enough to hold the three caskets, was
used for the interment. Two hundred
rigs made up the funeral procession
and one thousand sorrowing relatives
and friends attended the services at the
church.