The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-23

Mary Sheehy was in Port Huron
Wednesday.
Grant Holden motored to Detroit
"Wednesday morning.
Mrs Sarah Holden is very sick at her
home OH Mechanic street.
Henry +. Dinner shipped quantity
of poultry from this point Monday.
Isaac Mcintyre has rented the James
Anderson farm east and south of Yale.
G. Muma and son are shipping a car
of poultry from Yale today, Thursday.
Mrs Harry l. Wylie, of Marlette, Wis
tied over Sunday with Mrs. Chas. :.
Brown.
Jas. E. Chisholm of Peck and VIM.
Scott of Brown City were in Yale last
sunday.
Marjorie Menzies visited her friend
Irene Marx at Brown City Friday night
and saturday.
Steve Windsor, under sheriff Of Port
Huron, was in Yale Monday evening
on official business.
Ventry Il. Hisey and wife, of Wayne
have been spending the past week with
Elston Huffman and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs John Holden, daughter
Fredda and Mayme Currier spent the
first of the week in Detroit.
Bud Wight, Will Sayles and Roy
Jones attended the Mich. Pennsy game
at Ann Arbor Saturday last.
Mrs. Harvey Tappan, OF Port HUI
ron, visited her sisters and friends i'll
Yale the latter part of last week.
Edward Andreae, wife and two boys,
Mrs. Rounds, Mrs. Holden and Mrs.
Miller motored to Port Huron Tuesday.
BENZ. Evans, who is making his home
with his son Neal, keeps we'll and eats
hearty, Notwithstanding his advanced
age.
There will be box social at the Car
less school house on Nov. 20, under the
auspices of the school scholars. Every
body invited.
Sam Phillips, who has spent the past
few months touring in the west and
northwest was in Yale the past week
calling on friends.
The Yale Canning Co. closed down
last week after successful run on
apples. During the time the work was
on they canned $500 cases.
The Young Peoples class of the Me-
chanic street christian church will Gel
citrate their annual class supper at the
home of Mr.. Sloat next Friday. A
good time is expected.
The Cleaners will give social dane
ing party In Cleaner Hall, Old Brock.
way Oh Friday evening, Dec LIST, 1916.
Good music in attendance. Bill 75c
The public is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. George Mann received 20 Id.
box of dried fruits this week from her
daughter Jessie's husband, ThOs. j.
Shotwell, of Modesto, Calf. We have
seen a sample of the fruits, consisting
OF apricots, prunes, figs and apples and
they are very fine. Such gift would
prove acceptable to anyone.
1t is said that the chances are in
favor Il the big circuses using motor
trucks in the future for transporting
their shows big new circus will
start out from New York next spring
that will utilize a. fleet of one hundred
and thirty motor trucks. This will be
another crack at the revenues of the
railroads.
Will Rath broke one of the bones of
his right arm while cranking his auto
in Detroit Saturday last. lie was not
aware of the fact that the bone was
broken and drove the machine home
but before reaching here the arm began
to swell aud pain him terribly. DIR.
Clyne set the fractured member and
Will is getting along nicely.
Thanksgiving day and print day in
Expositor Office both come on the same
day OF the week, and as the editor and
the force wish to give thanks in proper
style we wish our advertisers would
bring in their copy day earlier so we
can get the paper out of the way on
Wednesday of next week. This will
give MS a chance to be thankful for
what little we will have.
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