The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03

Grace Welch is in Port Huron this
week.
James Armour, of Detroit, is in Yale
today.
Russell Vancamp, of jerome, is home
on visit.
John Burley. wife and daughter were
at Port Huron today.
Mrs. Agnes Welch is in Richmond
visiting her sister, Mrs. Brown.
Editor Dave Hubbell, of the Croswell
Jeffersonian, was in Yale Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor attended a
wedding in Abbottsford Wednesday.
Mrs. J. II. Burley, OF Almont, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane this week.
Mrs. j. S. Morgan an / son, of Allen
ton, visited Yale friends the past week.
Walter Andreae, who has been at
tending textile school at Philadelphia,
returned home Monday.
c. L. McClusky and Geo. b. Forester
with their wives of Deckervile were
Tuesday visitors in Yale.
Edgar Kilbourn, of Detroit, spent
the past week at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Fred Leach.
Jess Lane and wife of Port Huron
visited Yale relatives and friends over
Sunday and decoration day.
Charles Parker and Henry Tice and
wife were up from Detroit over Sunday
visiting relatives and friends.
Editor John Cawood and wife, of
Brown City, were guests of g. ).
Cochrane and wife decoration day.
Mrs. VIM. IL. Mitchell of New 10th
rop was in Yale the first of the week
visiting friends and acquaintance.
Mike Shay was in Yale last week and
brought back his PAGER Mr. Opp. He
drove the forty one miles in four hours
and fortyfive minutes making six stops.
-Mayville Monitor.
The pouring rain of all day and eve
ming of yesterday put damper on the
Junior hop and the number attending
was not up to the expected A pleas
ant time was had by all present. Mu
sic by McKanlass.
Broadway & Percy have installed a
500 gallon tank for the purpose of fur
nishing gasoline to the public. You
can drive your auto up to the garge and
have gasoline pumped into your tank
without any trouble.
Mrs. Levi White while driving her
automobile south on Huron ave. Mon
day was struck by another auto which
turned into Grand River avenue. The
driver of the other machine did not
stop and the White auto was badly
damaged. Huron Times Herald.
John Hutton, our good-natured and
peaceable hardware merchant, is pre-
pairing for war, having during the past
week fitted out modern battleship
and now has it on display in his show
window. 1t is worth anyoue's while to
take a look at it but be careful and not
get in range of the guns.
The attention of every reader of the
ExpositOr is called to the demonstra-
tion of "The Range Eternal to be Civ
en- at John Hutton's hard ware next
week from June 18th to the 18th. The
exhibit will be in charge of demon
strator from the factory Of Engman-
Mathews Range Co., South Bend, Ind.
A ten dollar set of ware with every
range sold during this demonstration.
While in Sandusky on Monday, Jas.
l.. Benedict, of Brown City, received
injuries which, although not really SER
ious, were bad enough to cause him
bOIuC anu W hCGp ullu uulCb
for few days. He was cranking his
machine when in some manner he was
struck and knocked down by another
automobile passing. Mr. Benedict's
friends hope to see him all well and
sound again soon.
Hotel Plaza, San Francisco, Calif.,-l
Almonters are prominently noted among |
those who are active in the social func- |
tions of the Exposition City, especially |
as hosts or guests of elaborate dinners |
in the American Beauty dining room |
of the Hotel Plaza. Beauty of floral |
decoration and unique menus are an
every day occurrence. Among those |
who have been most active socially are |
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cochrane.-Mr. and |
Mrs. Cochrane returned to Michigan |
about two weeks ago and have heen |
spending the week with their son Clyde
in Yale.