The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-09-16

The Methodist Episcopal conference
is I'm session i'm Port Huron this week.
Frank Williams made business trip
to Edmore on Saturday remaining over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. |. Tillotson, of Niles, is here
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. V. A.
Lacy.
H. Il. Dinner was in Detroit the past
week OH business also attending the
state fair.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy returned Monday
from a three weeks visit with relatives
at Duluth.
Alex Sayles, of Newberry, spent a
part of the past week with y ale friends
and relatives.
j. j. GilrOy of Sault Ste Marie spent
the first Of the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Ferguson.
j. G. Davis, of the furniture firm of
Davis IL Son, was in Port Huron Mon
day on business.
DIR. j. b. Stevens and wife made an
auto trip to It. Marys and other Canad-
ian cities last week.
George Barth and sister mOtored to
ElktOn Wednesday on visit to the old
nome IOr lew DAYS.
Marie McNulty and Victor Learmont
drove to Brown City Tuesday evening
to attend corn roast.
Arley Gardner gave a number of his
little friends pleasant time Tuesday
evening at corn roast.
DR.. NJ. j. Smead and wife, Of Roch-
ester. spent part of the past week at
the home Of DIR. j. Il. Stevens.
j. A. Menzies was called to Detroit
Saturday on account of the death of
his brother in-law, VIM. Ryan.
The Lillian Lyons stock Co is hold
ing the boards with their popular
dramas at Central Hall this week.
James Stirling and wife spent part
of the past week visiting friends in
Detroit and attending the state fair.
Il. q. Bricker, of Detroit, visited the
latter part of last week with friends
and relatives in Yale and Greenwood.
Robert Thompson is now at work for
Lyman Owens in the Burghoff barber
shop, Detroit. Here's success to you
Bob.
Mrs. Carl Schmidt returned to Detroit
Saturday after weeks visit with her
friends.
p. J. Flynn, of Port Huron, has pur-
chased new Buick speedster and he
is now going faster than year ago.
! hat is going some.
Thos. G.. Kerney has secured a school
at the st. Clair Flats to teach the com
ing year and left for there to enter
upOn his duties Saturday last.
George A. Young and family who
have been spending the past week
among friends and relatives iii Yale
and vicinity will return to Gaylord to-
day.
The ladies of Division No. 3, Presby-
terian l. Is 5 decided to postpone their
Harvest supper ADVERTISED for this,
Thursday, evening, and it will be given
later.
The Ladies Aid of the Bidleman APP
pointment of the M. L. church will give
an ice cream social in the Cleaner
Hall next Tuesday evening, Sept. 2lst.
EVERYBODY cordially invited.
The forty-thir annual fair of the
Armada Agricultural Society will be
held on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Oct. 6, and 8. We accept
with thanks complimentary ticket.
Charles Mackman sent the Expositor
Office Tuesday bean vine on which are
growing over SO we'll filled pods. BE.
iieve me it is some bush. If he had a
ten acre field of as healthy and heavily
loaded stalks as this one he might start
a bank after he sold the crop.
The date for the citizens of Yale to
visit Armada and take part in the
opening ceremonies of the new railroad
has been changed from Wednesday,
Sept. 22d, to Tuesday, Sept 2lst. Let
all who can get away plan to attend
and show that Yale is deeply interest
ed in railroad from Detroit north
into the Thumb.
IL is necessary for us to publish fire.
quently the rule laid down by all news
papers regarding publishing anonymous
communications sent in to the Office. |
This week some one who signs his or
her name subscriber" to an article |
sends it in for publication. All COM
munications must have the name of the |
writer, not for publication, but as a |
sign OF good faith. Please remember |
this rule.
What might have resulted in a |
Aoeoi oSSaNOhe hoPHthNN oe WIZ eOAhOA
of Main and North streets last Friday |
morning when runaway horse hitched |
to buggy crashed into the buggy oc-
cupied by Mrs. Seaten's sister and young
child. On seeing the horse coming the |
lady holding the child i'm her arms
jumped. The buggy she was riding in
was entirely demolished. The presence
of mind of the young lady saved her
self and the child.
The postoflice department at Wash.
ington has not forgotten Yale i'm the |
revising of rural mail routes Yale
Office has received notice that route no.
4 will be discontinued October lst.
James II. Moore, the carrier on this
route, has been most faithful in his
duties, accommodating and courteous
to all Of his patrons He spends his
time when off the route working a
piece of land In the western part of the
city raising feed for his stock, vege-
tables and other garden truck for mar
ket, and keeps couple of cows and
sells milk and cream TO patrons i'm the
city. The ExpOsitOr regrets to learn of |