The Yale expositor., 1915-08-26
Local and otherwise.

Let's see, is summer over or nasnt
1t begun yet?
David shannon of Port Huron was
i'm Yale Saturday.
John Hutton was in Detroit this
week on business.
Il. f. Fead has been ia Chicago this
week on business.
John Trainor of Melvin visited his
son Con over Sunday.
Sam White of Avoca was in Yale
Friday last on business.
Robert Locklin and family spent
Sunday with friends at Clifford.
Roy Bricker was down from Mar
lette TO visit his parents Sunday.
Teressah Tornow, of Detroit, is on a
visit to her parents east OF Yale.
Frank w. Andreae has been in New
York city this week on business.
| Mrs. Alex Cummings, of Marlette,
visited Mrs. j. Il. Walker Monday.
Mrs. Chester Sly has been very sick
the past week but is improving now.
Mrs. Alice Gordon of Warren, Maine,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Hart.
Hazel Mason has gone 20 Detroit to
seek position as telephone operator
Con Trainor and father autoed to
Port Huron Sunday. They found the
roads in bad condition.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Harris, of Port Huron,
visited among Yale friends the past
! week.
Floyd Reid and family have moved
to Dawson where they will make their
home.
] Thos, Beers, of Listowell, Ont, Wis
tied H. r. Dinner and family over
Sunday.
Ruth Menzies spent Friday and Sat
| urday at Holland Beach with Gladys
Wallace.
Chester L. Benedict, attorney of Port
Huron, was in Yale Saturday on legal
business.
Mrs. Ellen Cole is very sick at her
farm home in Speaker township. She
has tumOr.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. IL. Schade of Toledo
are guests at the home of Il. III. Par
kinsOn and wife.
Mrs. George Mann has many thanks
from the publishers family for fine
mess of green corn.
Mrs. Alice Mckay of Highland Park
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. &. Hart the past week.
Rev. Waldren Geach now drives new
Ford touring car purchased of our local
dealers, Jas. Cogleys Sons
Buy your State Fair tickets at the
Expositor Office before September Bird
Three for $l.00 or 35c each.
Secure your admission tickets fol-
the Michigan State Fair at Exposition
Office, 35c each or 3 for $1.00.
j. A. Rapley and family, of North
Branch, have been in Yale this week
visiting relatives and friends.
Willard Irving of Grand Rapids has
been here the past week on a visit to
his mother and young friends.
James Beavis and family entertain
ed Mrs. f. &. Miles, of Detroit, anC
Mrs Bliss of Lansing this week.
John Wark, wife and son Harold
and Mrs. Andrew Award visited
friends at Brown City Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. G.. Brown
at LaPOrte, Ind, on August q, 1915, q
baby daughter. Congratulations
Rain Friday night, Saturday ano
Sunday. The farmers are having q
hard time harvesting their crops.
Blanche Button, aged Is years, tel
ephone operator in Port Huron, was
drowned at Lakeside park beach on
Thursday evening last while in bath
ing.
Mrs. II. ii. Menerey was in Port Hu.
ron Monday, where she met Mrs. ID. II
Brown of Deckerville, who accompan
| inn n oil
night.
A. 5. Parks and wife drove to SnoveI
Tuesday where they will attend the
annual conference of the Free Metho
dist church. Mr.. Parks is a delegate
from Yale
j. |. Rosenthal Grant Holden, Chas.
Rounds and Ed Sheehy drove by auto
to Caro- to attend. the fair and races
j. f. Crysler Will start his horses in
different classes there.
, Dennis and Vincent Molloy, of Mar
ion, Ohio, are on al visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brennan, east of hare. The
boys made their home with Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Fitzgerald about eight OF
ten years ago.
Admission tickets to the Michigan
State Fair at Detroit september 6-15
are on sale at the Expositor Office al
35c each or for $1.00. Secure your
tickets before you go to the fair anC
save l5c on each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Copeman, oil
Thomas, visited their daughter Mrs
w. ii. Learmont the past week. Mr.
Learmont drove them in his auto Il
Thomas and from there he went t.
Detroit an business.
The firm of Broadway a. Percy oi
the Yale Garage has been dissolved
Lew Broadway retiring and N. b
Percy continuing I'm the business. Mr.
. Broadway has other interests that take
: his time and decided to retire.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 316, +. a. A. NJ. at Masonic
Hall, Yale, this Thursday evening, a
1880 o'clock standard time. All mem
bers and visiting brethren earnestly re
quested to be present. Work ON thirC
degree. Henry Pearce, Sec
; Several of our townspeople hav,
been eating fresh salmon from the
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