The Yale expositor., 1916-08-03
Local and Otherwise.


August ls to g3. WhatY Chautau-
qua days
Saturday and Sunday go on record as
"red hot"
James Martin, of Detroit visited his
parents over Sunday.
JAS Cogley and son Harold were at
! Port Huron Tuesday.
Elber 81 Barth sold to Ali Pratt a
new Maxwell touring car.
The thermometers of Y ale registered
| from 100 to l03 in the shade Sunday.
Mrs. John Law, of Sarnia, Ont, IL
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Mcintyre.
Mrs. Oscar DenisOn, of Jackson, has
been visiting her parents the past
week.
Many Yale people spent sunday at
CedarwOod, Lakeport and Port Huron
beaches
A few OF the young people enjoyed a
social dance at Central Hall Monday
evening
A number of Yale young people at
! tended a dancing party at Peck Tues
day evening.
A bumper hay crop for 1916 in
this vicinity all under cover without a
drop of rain.
Edward Andreae and family are
spending the summer in their cottage
at Csdarwood,
Moses Burns, Of Croswell, visited his
sister, Mrs b. McNulty, and friends in
Yale Monday.
Mrs. &. A Polly and little daughter,
of Toledo, Ohio, are visiting relatives
and friends here.
| Stuart Weeks, of Richmond, has
been spending the week with L. w.
Farley and family.
II. T. Francisco returned to Napoleon
last week after a visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. JAS Butler.
Rev. T.. Ii. Bradfield and family are
spending two weeks in Geo. Mclntyre's
cottage at Cedarwood.
Roswell Green and wife motored to
| Yale from North Branch Sunday and
spent the day with friends.
ID. NJ. Post, the new man at the Pere
Marquette depot, and wife have NOV
ed into Chas. Tunis' residence.
Mrs. Anna Butler has returned to
her home at Ionia after two weeks
visit with her son, Jas. Butler.
Rev. Waldren Geach and family au
toed to London, Ont, Wednesday on
visit to relatives and friends
Airline McKeith, of Providence, Il. l.,
has been spending the past two weeks
with her young friends in Yale.
George Stableford is away OH ten
days vacation and expects to visit
Buffalo and other eastern points.
Jacob Miller now drives new six
passenger Baby Grande Buick auto
mobile purchased of the Yale Buick
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Griffith are re-
ioicing over the arrival of liz lb.
son at their home Thursday, July q,
1916.
Bob Thompson and wife, of Detroit,
have been spending the past week with
relatives and friends in Yale and
vicinity.
Ira Jones and family, who have been
camping in tents at Cedarwood for two
weeks returned to their home Tuesday
morning.
Cherries have been a small crop
again this season Berries started out
we'll but the hot dry weather affected
the yield.
Mrs. b. McNulty and daughter Marie
have returned to their home in Yale
after month spent at Lexington and
other places.
A. l.. Marvin, the dry campaign
manager for st, Clair county, will leo
ture both morning and evening in the
Fargo Christian church on Sunday,
Aug. 6,
Hiram Taft and wife left Tuesday
for a months visit with relatives and
friends at Chill, n. Y. 1t has been az
years since Mr. Taft has visited his old
home.
The bunch of Italians who have been
working on the Pere Marquette R'y in
this vicinity for several weeks have
gone and are now operating near
Saginaw.
Mrs, Thos. Tomlinson and son Ezra
returned TO their home at Port Huron
Tuesday after spending week with
her sister Mrs. Con Jones and other
Yale relatives.
W. ID Sayles has resigned his position
in the Yale State Bank and accepted a
position in the Highland Park Bank.
Scott isles is taking his place here.
We wish Will every prosperity.
Eldred Charles left Yale Wednesday
morning for Canton, Ohio, where he
will attend the great DOctrinal Con-
gress held by the Disciples of Christ.
In addition TO hearing fifteen great
addresses, attending thirtY-six class
room sessions, and two debates, he will
see the greatest Bible School in the
world in action.
We have on display in the Exposition
, window a stalk of corn grown on Yale
View Farm OF Il. j. Minnie which
measures feet inches. The seed
from which this corn grew was plant
ed June Ist and the whole field is
strong and healthy. If nothing un-
foreseen takes place between now and
corn harvest time I'll will have bum
per crop.
G. II. Holden, of the firm of Holden
q Fry. Undertakers, Standish. Mich.
brought the body Of Thomas McDoel
former resident of Fargo, for burial i'm