The Yale expositor., 1915-07-22

at Expositor office for the asking.
Mrs. Hilton King visited relatives
and friends near INLAY City Sunday.
The farmers are into their haying
and will soon be at grain harvesting
Henry Zuech and family of Fargo
visited Lewis Cady and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. b. Weymouth is on avisit
to relatives and friends in Ontario this
week.
Clare Kilgour was in Yale Saturday
night on his way to visit his parents at
Fargo.
Mrs. Amos Ludington, of Port Huron
visited Yale relatives and friends oyer
Sunday.
Ira Bricker, wife and child, of Bay
City, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Ii. Bricker
Sunday.
Martha Townsend, of Brown City,
visited Norma Wight the latter part OF
last week.
Harrison Grinnell, of Midland spent
the first of the week with \ ale relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Locke and son, of
Chicago, were guests of Roy Fuller on
OuDudy ldot'
Lew Scott and family, of Detroit, are
visiting relatives and friends in Yale
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Benedict of
Brown City, were guests of g. ). Co
chrane Sunday.
Aaron Windsor and wife were at
Sarnia a couple of days this week on
visit 10 friends.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy expects to leave
Millen, at Duluth.
Mrs. r. e. Walker and three children,
of Sandusky, were guests of Mrs. Mary
Baxter over Sunday.
Judge +. +. Law was in Yale the
latter part of last week on visit to his
mother and friends.
Ted Monahan, who clerks for Dick
Teehan, of Bad Axe, is on visit to his
relatives and friends
Chas. L. Martin has the outside of
his residence reprinted. Jacob Miller
is doing the painting.
Mrs Mary A. Grey and Mary Brown
ing OF Binghampton, n. y, are guests
Of Ed loft and family.
Arthur Clyne, Clarence Umphrey,
Don McDuff and Mahlon Hendershott
autoed to Croswell Sunday.
Mrs. j. G. Mailman and Mrs. Chas.
Slosser are ON six weeks visit with
Chicago relatives and friends.
Purl Harding, of Melvin, was a caller
at the Expositor office Saturday last.
Purl is much improved in health.
L Nv I
b. Weymouth and Joe Wilt motored to
Lexington and Port Huron Sunday.
A heavy rain storm visited this sec
ton Sunday afternoon and evening.
The weather turned cold afterwards.
Mrs. Frank Phillips won the first
prize in the Exposltor voting contest
and Jayson Holt won the second prize.
Mrs. A. +. Oatman is at Lake Orion
spending week or two with ID. w.
Livvinggood and family in their cot
tage.
Sarah Mckenzie and friend Miss
Woliinger, of Alamogordo, n. M, are
week.
Simon Eshelman and family, of
Central Lake, are in Yale and vicinity
on three weeks visit to relatives and
friends.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald ]. Black in Greenwood town
ship July 10th. Weight So lbs. Con-
gratulations.
DR.. b. Clyne is having the interior of
his dwelling house repapered and re-
decorated. Dusty is the artist who is
doing the work
Ed Sheehy now drives a Saxon runa-
bout He is in the stock buying bust
ness and can get around the country to
better advantage now.
An ice cream social will be given for
the benefit of the Bidleman Sunday
school in the Cleaner Hall Thursday
evening, July 10Th. Everyone cordial
ly invited.
q. II. Adams and family left for
Newberry Wednesday on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Sayles and other friends.
They will make the trip by the ID. q G.
boat to st. Ignace.
Mrs. j. A. Vincent, who has spent the
past six weeks at Chicago, returned
home Saturday evening. Her sons
James l., of New York City and Frank
A. and wife, OF Morgan Park, ILL.,, came
back with her for couple of weeks
visit.
John w. Donaldson brought to the
ExpOsitor Office on Saturday last several
stalks of oats grown on his farm north
west of Yale that measure five and
half feet each. John says he has five
acres and these stalks are the shortest
in the whole field. Considering the
length of the stalk it is fairly well head
ed out.
w. A. Williams of Sandusky called
at the Expositor Office Wednesday af
ternoon and made US q friendly visit.
Walter was at one time an employe in
this Office and we are always pleased
tn hava him vfait no IIa has q nfoa