The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-02
Local and Otherwise.
Beautiful fall weather.

Roads I'm fairly good condition.
Rain Sunday night and Monday
morning.
BE sure and re-register Friday or
Saturday
Walter Brown Is now looking after
mail route no. 3
Gus Smith was at Brown City Tues
day where he sold horse.
Halloween passed off very decentIy.
Few depredations were committed.
Lee Hodgins and wife, of Detroit,
spent a few days the past week in
Yale.
Mayme and Stella Flynn, of Detroit,
are visiting their mother at Jas.
Lavells.
Mrs. Anna McNulty left Wednesday
evening to spend few weeks in
Detroit.
Dolph Andreae and Joe Williams,
with their wives were at Cedarwood
Sunday.
Don NcDuff and bride, of Sandusky,
were calling OH Yale friends the first
of the week.
Rally day at the Presbyterian Sunday
school next sunday. Everybody invit'
cd to be present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Richard
son, on Friday, October 9th, son
Congratulations
Mrs. Helen Reid will go to Port HUI
ron Saturday morning to stay until
after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Sly of Portland,
Oregon, are visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Sly.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson has been on a
visit to her father, Rev. l.. Clark, at
Saginaw the past week.
Amos Ludington has been making
many improvements in and around his
home on Third street.
Miss Myrtle Holcomb very pleasant.
ly entertained the w. w. class at her
home Halloween night.
Mrs. Hattie Hlsey, of Wayne, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Dolph Andreae
and Yale friends this week.
Judge Tappan and family, of Port
Huron, were in Yale saturday last on 9
visit to friends and relatives.
T. H. Parkinson and wife moved tt
Capac Wednesday where they expect
to make their home for time.
Rufus Remington is spending {
couple of weeks on visit to his broth
er in Deerfeld township, Lapeel
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Andreae and son
Robert and Richard and Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Menzies spent Sunday Afternoon
at Cedarwood.
Mrs. Henry Holmes returned to he
home in Yale Monday morning afte
spending four weeks with her son an,
uduRllltI w DtITOlI.
Mrs J &. Clayton, a pioneer o
Speaker township, died Tuesday morn
ing at her home in Melvin. Her deaf
will be mOurned by many relatives an
friends.
+. IL. Drake and mother, Mrs.
Drake and Mr.. and Mrs. George Cal
less stated for Lutz, Florida, Monda
mt rning where they will spend tn
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Chapel returne
from their two weeks trip on Tuesda
afternoon and stopped in Yale to &c
their little daughter Eugene. Mrs. h
II. Menerey accompanied them on tn
return trip to their home in Deckeryill'
A mass meeting and entertainer
in the Interest of dry Michigan will b
held in Central Hall, Sunday evening
Nov. 5ih. Herbert l.. Cope, the fan
Gus humorlst, and other prominer
speakers will be present. A program
of speeches, recltations and music hs
been arranged.
Mr. and Mrs. V. X. Rassey feel yer
thankful to.those who donated TO tn
relief of the suffering Syrian aud A
menian people. Twenty-Five dollar
were collected and on Saturday las
sent TO the Syrian Mount Leblanc
Committee, 80 Broadway, New Yor
City. The money raised. by the con
mittee will be used in buying food an
clothing.
u. w. Fellows, of the Marlette Ma
bic & Granite Works, was in ! ale la
Thursday and set up two neat marker
: one for George Little deceased on ii
family lot in Elmwood cemetery an
the other for the child Of JAS. McCleeI
in Sacred Heart cemetery. Mr.. Fellow
has the reputation of doing fine wor
and giving the best of satisfaction
Dick Windsor, j. A. Menzies, of Yal