The Yale expositor., 1915-09-23

Mildred Picket spent the week end
in Port Huron.
Alex Lince and wife are visiting
relatives in Flint.
Dora Hubbell went TO her home in
Croswell for the week end.
Henry Dinner is at Deckerville and
Carsonville today on business.
Lucy Menerey started today, Thurs
day, to enter the Ypsilanti Normal.
Louis Etchells and two children re-
turned from the East Saturday evening.
Clarence Umphrey left this morning
to enter upon his studies at Ypsilanti.
Il. ii. Parkinson, who is confined to
his bed at his home west Of Yale is no
better.
Edward Andreae and family spent
Saturday and Sunday in their cottage
at Cedarwood.
sorry to learn that he does not gain in
health and strength.
Rev. Miller, of Ohio, formerly pas
tor at Melvin was weekend guest at
the Harvey Hydorn home.
Helen Bradleld left Monday for her
second and last year in tho Kindergar-
ten course at Alma college.
BE sure to see John Barrymore in
Gan American Citizen" at Princess
Theatre Tuesday evening, Sept. 2S.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. "Willingham of
Fulton, KY, were visitors at the home
of her sister, Mrs. i. II. Card this week.
Elan Sloat and daughter, Mrs. John
Wark are spending few days in CrOs.
we'll this week visiting relatives and
attending the fair.
Rev. +. ii. Bradfeld was in attend
ance at the meeting of the Flint Pres
bytery held in Elk church Monday eve-
ming and Tuesday.
Rev. T.. III. Bradfeld will preach in
i'm the Presbyterian church. next sun
day morning and evening, and in the
Fremont church in the afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Andreae started this,
Thursday morning for Walton, New
York where she will meet her mother,
Mrs. Beecher, and return to Yale with
her next week.
and his sister, Mrs. Doering, of this
Springs, Colo for the past three months
returned to Yale Saturday last.
The canning factory will start up on
corn today. The management informs
us that the prospects are very bright
for a good long run, and the seasons
output will be larger than last year.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Dudley was taken with severe attack
of Group at the home of Benz. Evans
Sunday night. DIR. Pollock was called
and relieved the little fellow from his
sufferings.
We understand that Oscar Dennison,
who has held the position temporary as
chef at the Y M G. A in Jackson dur
ing the summer, has been rendered the
position permanently ahd will shortly
move his family to that city.
The fall millinery openings were held
the latter part of last week and the
various styles and different effects were
"tried on" by large number of ladies,
who visited the hat shops I'm ale. Ev-
eryone seems satisfied that just as
pretty and mOdish creations can be
secured at home as in the city and far
more reasonably.
The CrosweIl fair and races are be-
ing held this week. A large number
of people from the towns. cities and
country surrounding are in attendance.
A fine display of livestock and pro-
ducts from the farm are on exhibition.
The horse races are all exciting and
closely contested. Yale is well repre-
sented. The officers of the association
are more than pleased with the success
of the fair.
WOOD WANTED-About 10 cords of
dry hardwood. Inquire at Exposi.
tor Office. 2o-2
FOR SALES -Seven-rOom house, base
ment, we'll of water, cement cistern,
barn, one lot, berry bushes, plum
trees. Place located head of Ken