The Yale expositor., 1916-09-21


W. f. Rub and family and Mrs. Fred
Taylor autoed to Port Haron Tuesday
Ella Foster is home from Bosto
where she has resided for several years
w. f. Rub entertained his brother
in-law from California the past week.
j. L. Staley, K. B. Bricker, Charles
Slosser and H. M. Hall are at Cass
City today.
Geo. w. Bell is at Croswell today
where he is showing his driving horse
at the fair.
We acknowledge complimentary tick
ct to the Armada fair to be held Sept.
1929. Thanks.
IL. +. Beard and Jas. Stirling were
at Detroit Wednesday and Thursday to
hear Bully Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie Stirling and children, of
Croswell. were guests of James Stirling
and wife on Sunday.
The high school girls are planning
the organization OF a basket ball team,
with Miss Richie as coach.
Mrs. Fred Shearer and son James,
visited Geo. Carless and wife and Ste
phen Barr and wife the past week.
Members of the M. +. choir held
pleasant gathering and spread in the
church parlors Wednesday evening.
Fred Mathews, Clyde Richards, Fred
Taylor and Elmer Ritter attended the
Croswell fair Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rub, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs
Pollock, Mrs. Chas. Palmer, autoed to
Detroit this morning to hear Billy sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Lacy and Mrs. Miles
Simmons attended the KenOckee Far
mers' Club meeting at the home of Mrs
g. Mason on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Woods, motored to Marine City
last Sunday and spent the day with
relatives and friends.
The Seniors of Yale High elected the
following officers at meeting recently
held: President Kenneth Lacy: sec
retary-treasurer Victor Ritter.
G. p. Berkeley, of Homer, who took
over the Sanilac County Overseer at
Croswell recently, has abandoned the
plant and left for parts unknown.
O'Brien Sheehy fell from his bicycle
one day last week and broke his right
arm. The fracture was set and the
little fellow is getting along nicely.
X. s. Campbell, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Friday last soliciting for the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of which company he is general
agent.
Frank Welch and wife were over from
Flint Saturday and sunday. They re-
turned Sunday evening by auto TO Ca
pac and train home. Dave WEIGH drove
them over.
J. l. Rosenthal, leading clothier of
ale, has the finest line of fall suits
and overcoats ever shown in the city.
The clothes are tailored right and the
prices reasonable.
VIM. Kleinstiver and family, of Dash
wood, Ont, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Edighoffer the past week. Ed took
his visitors to Port Huron Wednesday
by auto on their return home.
Jessie Mccall entertained twenty four
members of the 1916 class at her home
west of Yale on Saturday evening last
A fine time was enjoyed. Sherbet and
cake were served for refreshments.
Services will be held as usual at the
Nj. +. church next Sunday. The pas
tor earnestly requests that every one
interested in the church be present
Afternoon service at Brockway.
Parsons, the eye man, will be at the
Paisley Hotel, Yale, Tuesday, Sept. rs
and will be pleased to meet all who
are troubled with defective eyesight
See his adv. elsewhere in this paper.
The newly!organized football team
with Principal Johnston as coach, will
journey to Richmond to morrow, Fri
day, to meet the high school team OF
that town. Good luck go with them.
Allie Black, of Port Huron, Roy
Bricker, Mr.. and Miss Smith, of Mar
lette, Moses Burkholder and Miss
Barley, of Detroit, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Is. BrickeI
the past week.
The barn on the Morrill, place, south.
west of Yale was struck by lightning
today during the electrical storm and
burned to the ground. A poplar tree
on Jas. ii. Moore's place was struck
and riddled. But very little rain &C.
companied the storm.
Mrs. Charles Montney, aged 20 years