The Yale expositor., 1915-08-26

part VI last Wcch CdliluB vi iilOhuo'
Mrs. II. G. Mclaughlin and daughter
Donna went to st. Louis Wednesday.
Chas. Tunis, wife and daughter, of
Avoca, were in Yale the first OF the
week.
Ed Edighoffer and family have NOV.
ed into Mrs. Awards house on Bettes
street
Street commissioner Henry and crew
of men are doing fine job grading
Park ave.
G. f. Curtis and family went to
Cedarwood last Saturday for a two
weeks outing.
Mrs. Herb Eshleman of Flint is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Eva j. Black
and other friends.
Sarah Mckenzie has position in the
Thomas Normal Training School, De-
troit as Dieticean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hardy of I'm
lay City spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed King.
Eva Griffith is at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. II. Griffith OF La
peer for a two weeks visit.
Roswell Green and Mr.. Harper, of
North Branch, were in Yale Wednes
day on their way to Lexington.
Dave Rector, wife and three children
of Detroit, are in Y ale on visit to his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rector,
Geo. Houghtby, wife and daughter
of CaTsonville were in Yale saturday
on their way TO Detroit and Toledo.
Helen Harrington and Mrs. Fred
| SorgatZ accompanied their brother and
his wife to Pontiac for day or two
visit.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Alex Sayles at
Newberry on Tuesday, August 18th
daughter. Yale friends offer congrat-
ulations
G. 5. Cochrane and wife have been
spending the past week in a cottage at
Port Frank, Ont, with friends from
Port Huron.
Sam Herbert and Fred HolbrOok,
of Port Huron, autOed to y ale Tuesday
and spent the afternoon among rela-
tives and friends.
Jennie Fletcher will go to Harvey, n.
d., next Wednesday, where she has a
position in the public schools as teach
er of domestic science.
In card from Bert Newsted we are
instructed to change the address of his
EXpositor from Battle Creek to 32l
National ave. Detroit.
II. Bruce Lothian, Jas. Shaw, Bert
Kelley, DIN Beayis and Art Clyne went
to Detroit Tuesday to witness the
Boston and Detroit game.
Mrs. r. X. Thompson and daughter
Vera returned home Thursday to Oil
Springs, Ont, after a weeks visit at
the home of y. r. Griffith.
An account of the wreck which oc-
CURED on the Grand Trunk at Smiths
Creek Saturday night can be found on
the inside pages of the Expositor
Admission tickets for children to be
used on children's day at Michigan
State Fair may be had at Expositor Of
fee free if called for before Sept Bird.
Geo. A. Spring and family returned
on Monday to their home in Aurora,
n. Y, after spending a couple of weeks
with Ell Silverthorn and Others here.
Jos. Brennan brought in small limb
off peach tree Saturday that sure had
a load on. The limb is only about two
feet in length and held thirteen peach
es.
Laura Kane of Buffalo, who has been
spending a month with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ross, in Emmett, left Thursday
to spend some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond at their summer house at
Lime Lake, n. Y.
Deputy county clerk O'COnnor will
be in Yale Saturday of this week to
issue hunters licenses to all who desire
one. In order to hunt or even carry a
gun in your own county it is necessary
to have license,
The entertainment given at the
Mechanic street Church of Christ last
Tuesday evening by Chas. II. Drake of
Eugene, Ore, was fairly well attended
and enjoyed and appreciated by all
present He is royal entertainer.
Ruth Menzies will start on years
course in music at the Thomas Normal
Training School, Detroit, Friday of
this week. Mrs. Menzies accompanied
her to Detroit and will spend day or
two with her son Leslie and other rela-
tives.
Has anyone seen small fox terrier
dog, color white with black ears, which
strayed away or was stolen on Saturday
evening, July 31st. A liberal reward
will be given by Frank Phillips for its
return or any information leading to
its recovery.
Il. II. Mcbride, who has been in
charge of the iewelry repair depart
ment in Grant Holden's drug store will
leave the latter part of this week for
Mt. Clemens where he will take charge
of a large jewelry store. Mac has made
many friends during his stay here, and
all will be sorry to hear of his leaving
but wish him success in his new loca-
ton.
On Wednesday of this week Henry
Dinner disposed of the stock of con-
fectionery, fruits, tobaccos and ice
cream parloT c which ne recently pur-
proprietor is V. X. Rassey, a well;known
fruit dealer of Port Huron. Mr.. Rassey
invites the people of Yale to call and