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


this week.
N. b. Herbert was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
Mrs. Chss. Willard and son returned
to Detroit this morning.
Ed Eilber and Ed. Edighoffer with
their wives autoed to Detroit today.
Jas. A. Dant and daughter Vivian,
of Detroit, are in Y ale visiting friends.
Mrs. Caswell is in Detroit this week
visiting friends and attending the state
fair.
Clare Fuller and lady friend, of De-
troit. visited young friends in Yale this
week.
Rev. Il. Ii. Brad6eld was at Battle
Creek and Flint Tuesday returning the
next day.
James Somers and family, of Elsie,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. g. f. Richards the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayid Cochrane, of AL.
mont, visited their son G. ). Cochrane
the past week.
Elan Sloat jr. and wife, of Winnie
peg, Man., are here on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
James Metcalf and wife of Sumner,
Gratiot county, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. w. Mercer.
A new timetable becomes effective
upon the Rapid Railway between Port
Huron and Detroit September 2l.
f. f. Pratt and wife are at Detroit
this week attending the state fair and
also visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wark have placed
a new piano in their home, purchased
of our local dealer, A. w. McNinch.
Mrs. j. G. Hart and Mrs. Gordon
left today for Detroit to visit the state
fair and relatives and friends in the
city.
Mrs. O'Conner, mother of Mrs. Wal
ter Smith of this place, has been very
sick at her home east and north of
Yale.
Ruth Barr is home after spending
her vacation with her uncle and adnt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitaker, at South
Lyon,
w. A. Woodruff is at Detroit attend
ing the state fair. He will visit rela-
tives and friends at Pontiac before re-
turning.
of Black Duck, MIMI, have been the
guests at the home of Benz Evans the
past week.
Fred j. Chamberlain and family
drove to Yale Sunday in their new
Ford touring car, TO visit Mr.. Chamber
lain's mother.
Geo. A. Young and family, of Gay
lord, are here on visit to relatives and
friends. They drove through in a
Ford automobile.
Mrs. A. J. Harnden was called to De-
troit Saturday morning on account of
the death of Irene st. Clair Mcclellan,
760 Williams street.
Mrs. Lillian Holmes, of Detroit, and
mother Mrs. Samuel White, of Avoca,
were in Yale the latter part of last
week calling on friends.
Mrs. Bert Welch visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. 5. Wait, at Sandusky
last week. Her mother accompanied
her home for days visit.
Mrs. Raymond Knapp and two chill
dren, of Detroit, visited the past week
with Benz. Evans, Walter Knapp and
other relatives and friends.
Fred Taylor has moved part of the
furniture to his new house and the
family hope to be comfortably settled
in their new home by next week.
Mrs. Clyde Harrington and children,
of Detroit, visited at the Harrington
Hotel and with other relatives and
friends in this city the past week.
Wilma Doering returned Saturday
morning to her home at Buffalo, n. Y.
Livingston and DIR. Alice Doering &C
companied her as far as Port Huron.
The Peck Times has been designat-
ed by Auditor General Fuller as the
newspaper to print the delinquent tax
list for Sanilac county next February.
Auditor General Fuller has designat-
ed the st. Clair Republican as thepaper
in which the state tax sales for ST. Clair
county, shall be published for the year
1916.
John j. Jackson has gone to West
Branch to help his son-in-law build a
new house. He will be back in about
three weeks to attend to his work
around here.
Dear subscriber! Are you in arrears
for the Expositor2 IL so, please drop
in or send the amount by mail. We
will be very thankful to receive any
remittance you make.
Charles Scully and family, John
Scully and family autoed over from
Almont Sunday and spent few hours
with their uncle Sidney Holcomb, also
l.. Il. Jones and family.
Rev. f. II. Bradfeld will occupy the
pulpit in the First Presbyterian church
Yale, Sunday morning and evening at
usual hours He will also preach at
Fremont in the afternoon.