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

State fair this week.
Students docking back to college.
Roads awful the first of the week.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, three
rainy days.
September hasn't looked very good
| TO us so far.
Rev. Chas. Bragg and wife were at
Capac Tuesday.
Leslie Silverthorn was at Port Huron
Wednesday on business.
TT. Minnie is in Detroit spending
two days at the state fair.
Irving Palmer spent the past week
with Yale relatives and friends.
DIR. j. w. Tomlinson, of Melvin, was
in Yale Wednesday on business.
f. g. Lillibridge, piano tuner of De-
troit, has been in Yale this week.
Maude Isabel of Port Huron is Wis
lting at Sam Houston's, east of Yale.
All the Joy was taken out of Labor
day as holiday, by the wet weather
Another rain storm Tuesday night
accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Stirling Adams visited relatives and
| friends at Amadore and Lexington
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Lester Clark went to
Saginaw Wednesday on visit to their
son Jason.
Leslie Stirling was over from eros
well Tuesday on visit to his parents
and friends.
Jesse Lane and wife, of Port Huron,
visited relatives and friends in Yale
over sunday.
Rose Clark, Of North Detroit, has
been visiting her parents east of Yale
the past week
Ed. Oatman was up from Detroit the
first of the week on visit To his par
ents and friends.
Saline Sheehy has gone to FentOn
where she has position as trimmer in
millinery shop.
Andrew DePeel and family, of De-
troit, mOtored to Yale Sunday and Wis
tied among friends.
II. j. Minnie and family were at
st. Clair the past week on visit to
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kuhn of Detroit
have been guests of John Henry and
family the past week.
Born on Sunday, August 80, 1915, at
Lestershire, n. Y, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Max loft, daughter.
David Lafevre and wife, of Capac,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson
Friday night of last week.
Russell Newsted, of Detroit, visited
Mrs. r.. H. Menerey and daughter
Isobel the first Of the week.
James Beecher, wife and two chill
dren, of Lansing visited relatives east
OF town the first of the week.
The Schram school opened Monday
morning with Isabella Oatman as the
teacher. This is her fourth year
Elan Sloat, Mrs. J ohm Wark and son
Harold visited at the home Of Mr..
Farr in Clyde township over Sunday.
Mrs. John Hoskin left Wednesday
morning on visit to relatives and
friends at Port Huron and HarbOr
Beach.
Minerva Graham, who has spent the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Graham, returned to Adrian Mon
day where she will attend school,
Henry White came up from Detroit
Saturday and spent Sunday with Lew
Cady and family. Mrs. White has
been here for two weeks on visit.
They returned to Detroit Tuesday.
Regular meeting of Peerless Hive,
| No. 1913, was held Tuesday evening,
September Z. Deputy Great Com
mander, Mrs. Louise Minor of Port
| Huron was present. After initiation
the laws of the order were discussed.
Householders should lock the doors
and windows to their dwellings when
going away as there are a number of
tramps travelling through the country
these days. They are not so apt to
break into house. Being cautious
you are not so liable to be sorry.
Robert Thompson, who has been
employed in +. Ii. Roses barber shop
for several years. has given up his pos.
ition and his place has been taken by
Amos Ludington Of Port Huron. Rob
is now working in Don McPhee's
barber shop, Port Huron, and we are
informed that he has permanent
position.
Mrs. +. Il. Beecher, who has been
spending the summer in Franklin, n.
Y, has not been enjoying the best of
health, and for time it was thought
that her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Andreae,
would be obliged to go east after her
mother Word has been received in
the past few days, however, that she
was feeling better and will soon start
for Michigan.