The Yale expositor., 1915-07-29
Local and Otherwise.

Jacob Miller is redecorating the in
terror of Central Hall.
viii Remington was home from
Detroit over Sunday.
John Hassey was up from Port HUI
ron Tuesday evening.
The woodwork on the outside of
sacred Heart church is being reprinted.
Mrs. Rachael Barber, of Menominee,
Wis, visited last week with friends in
town.
Frank Jeffries and family, of Brown
City, visited at Amos. Sischos over
sunday
George Kitely, of Owosso, has been
spending the week with Yale relatives
and friends.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy took few friends
OH an auto trip along st. Clair river
points last Friday
Mrs. Simon Rooney, of Brown City,
visited her daughters in this city the
latter part of last week.
Save your old magazines and papers.
The IL o Ii G committee will call for
same in the near future.
j. w. Cavanagh of Madison, Wis,
around Yale last week.
Jacob Miller has painted the fronts
of The First National Bank building
and IL. &. Martins store.
n. j. Drouyor and family moved this
week from the MRS. X. II. Menerey
house to Lee Hodgins house.
Ida M. Shearer of North Yakima,
Wash, visited relatives and friends in
and around Yale the past week.
Mrs. Il. IL. Menerey and daughter
Isobel returned to Yale Monday after
years residence at Ann Arbor.
Several people of this city attended
the dedication Of the new Mennonite
church at North Fremont Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. V. A. Lacy were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Hennessy at
their cottage at Lexington Sunday.
Alex Mailman and family, of Wal
kerville, Ont, are visiting his parents
and other relatives in Yale this week.
Emery Dell, of Detroit, spent Friday
to Monday at the homes OF his sisters,
Mrs. Fred Leach and Mrs. Harrison
Long.
Chas. +. Schmidt and wife, of Bay
| City, have been spending the past two
or three weeks on their farm south
east of here.
Mrs. j.. Foran and daughter Floe, of
| Milwaukee, Mis-, are guestes of her
sister, Mrs. Margaret Mathews, OF
North street.
Chas. Montney was at Port Huron
Tuesday attending meeting Of the
Soldiers Relief Committee, of which he
is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs ). D. Thompson and
two SONS, of Newark, Ohio, have been
guests of Frank Andreae and family
the past week.
Albert Menerey handled the mail
and express the first of the week while
BILL was enjoying the balmy breezes
of Lake Huron.
Mrs. Frank Phillips wishes to thank
| her many friends who assisted her in
winning first prize in the ExposltoT
subscription contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell have re.
| turned to their home in OliVet after
spending two weeks vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brown.
Dee Middleton, wife and mother, of
Detroit, were guests of Yale relatives
and friends Sunday. Deed is foreman
in the Ford automobile factory.
County Road Commissioner Lock.
wood was in Yale the first of the week
looking over the road a mile north of
here and other roads in this vicinity.
Gus Smith has as fine crop of beans
on his farm northwest of this city as
can be found in this section. The land
on which they are grown is tile drain.
ed.
Mrs. Eva j. Black returned Friday
night from few weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Herb Eshelman at Flint
Her granddaughter Donna returned
with her.
Mrs. Henry Steinburg went to Detroit
Saturday morning last for short visit
with relatives. Fred Salter, who has
been here for couple of weeks, return.
ed with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Moore are rejoicing
over the arrival of little daughter at
their home on South Main street Wed
nesday afternoon, July %, 1915. Con-
gratulations.
Earl Lyman, of Buffalo, n. Y, for
mer resident of Yale, was in the city
| thursday last, lie is running road
house at Buffalo where he has been the
past three years.
Henry Z. Dinner showed us some
bean vines grown on his farm north
west of Yale that are certainly stout
growth, strong, healthy and promise a
big crop of beans for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welch and
children went to Vannettan Lake
Wednesday to spend August in their
cottage. James Welch and Bert Nc
Donald accompanied for weeks fish
ing.
Pearle German left Wednesday OF
last week for Ann ArbOr where she will
resume her studies in the Homeopathic
department. Upon returning she will
be again in Bay City where she has
been engaged to teach.