The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-06-01

EidS LAY uhS
Rensley Holden is home on visit to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. ID. Grinnell of Paducah, KY,
was here Decoration day.
Harry Halsey, of Chicago, visited
his parents the past week
Mrs. Mamie brennan, OF Detroit,
was calling OH Yale friends Decoration
day.
Rufus Remington has been visiting
relatives and friends at Columbiaville
the past week.
Stephen Windsor WAS here from Port
Huron Monday night and Tuesday on
visit to his brother and friends.
Mary Hodgins, clerk in the post
Office, is unable to attend TO her duties
on account of having chicken pox.
Bob Thompson and wife, of Detroit,
spent Decoration day among friends
and relatives in Yale and vicinity.
Floyd Somers, of Capac, and George
Somers, of Flint, visited relatives and
friends in Yale the first of the week.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy returned Saturday
evening from lies, where she had
been attending her mothers funeral.
Mrs. Lillian Holmes, of Detroit, and
mother, Mrs. Samuel White, of Avoca,
were calling on Yale friends Tuesday.
Fred Locke, wife and child, of Port
Huron, were guests of Henry Pearce
and daughter Mayme the first of the
week.
L. +. Fead, administrator of the
Dell Z. Sawyer estate, was attending
probate court at the county seat on
Monday.
Mrs. Lew Zavits, of st. Johns, Mr..
and Mrs. n. b. Sponenburgh, of Cole
man, spent the first of the week with
Y ale friends.
Jas. IL. Moore and VIM. II. Bryce
have been auditing the books of city
clerk and light and water commission
er this week.
Two primary classes of the M. +.
s. :. sold ice cream and candy Satur-
day evening last and realized nice
sum of money.
June horse races will start at Port
Huron on the 9th and continue for
four days. Purses aggregating $4,000
will be hung up.
Carrie Harvey left on Wednesday
morning for Oxford, to be with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Harvey, who has suffered from
several strokes Of paralysis and is in
an unconscious state.
st. Clair county board of supervisors
will meet at the county seat June 20
and will continue M session one week,
when the assessment rolls OF the
county will be equalized.
With the heavy rain the first of the
week Mill creek overnowed its bounds
and partly covered the flats. The
creek itself became young river with
a strong flowing current.
Rev. Eldred Charles Informs the Ex-
positor that the Eighth District Sunday
School Convention will be held al
Mechanic street Church of Christ on
Friday, June 9th, afternoon and eye
ming.
In the scenery about Yale one car
find many beauty spots. There are
! many places along the creek that show
exquisite views. No need to run away
from home for better change OF
, scenery.
D jeff Barry, of Fargo, died at hii
home Wednesday, May 81, 1916. Brock
: way Lodge, +. 81 A. NJ, will conduct
. the services at Fargo at 100 Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Barry was well known
in Yale and vicinity.
John Wark fell from wheelbarrov
: on which he was standing, in order Il
q reach something in his barn last Sat
e urday, and striking upon the SHARP
J. edge Of the barrow, he broke or frac
\ tured two ribs. He is up but feeling
e none too good.
!, The meat market operated by Joe
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\ been closed and the stock moved Il
y the upper shop where business will b
y conducted altogether hereafter. Thu
r wants with the best of everything il
v their line and do it promptly, courte
q ously and reasonably.
Elder Charles preached the Memoria
. sermon to the q. A. X. and Sons o.
!. Veterans at Mechanic street Church o.
a Christ Sunday morning at usual hour
His talk contained good messag,
taken from the Holy Bible and wa
! very interesting and instructive to hi
Y hearers. In the afternoon he gave tn,
. address at the anniversary memoria
y service of the Melvin Oddfellows.
A representative of the Century Ly
! ceum Bureau OF Chicago was in YAH
y the latter part of last week and inter
- ested our business men and citizens IN
u a lecture course for next winter. Fiy'
numbers will be given as follows:-
e DeKoven Male Quartette; Henri!
q Clark, lecturer; Gretchen Concert Co.
i Charles Henry Plattenburg, lecturer
Q Maude Stevens Concert Co. The date
will be announced later.
g July 4th will be big day in YAH
l. this year. The II. g. church has SO
g cured the privilege from the cit,
Q council to hold doings in the city pari
c and the people of the church are or
ganizing into committees to give the
@ biggest and grandest celebration eve
n held here. The program will consis
g of athletic sports Of all kinds and will
IT wind up with fireworks in the evening
Z As soon as the program is arranged WI