The Yale expositor., 1916-06-29
Now the days are shortening.

Mrs. V. h Rassey Is in Fort Huron
today.
Some summer weather during the
past week
Mrs. John Wark has been quite sick
the past week.
Frank Reeves, of Avoca, was in Yale
Friday on business.
viii White, of AvOoa, was in Yale
Friday last OH business.
Mary Barth visited last week with
relatives in ElktOn.
High winds on Monday stirred up
the dust on Main street.
Robt. n. Xix and wife visited at
Port Huron over Sunday.
Rev. Bragg and Charles Slosser mo-
tOred to Dryden on. Tuesday.
Pearl Graham of Vassar, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. 9. Woodland of Peck
spent sunday at Will Woodlands.
Lewis Hathaway, of Armada. was in
Yale Tuesday calling on friends.
IL. Rosenthal spent Tuesday ard
Wednesday at the Port Huron races.
James Livingston, of Baden, Ont, is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. Jas. McCOll.
Charles Dewey, pioneer merchant of
Melvin, was in Yale Monday morning.
Mrs. G. Kelly is visiting her daughter
Verne at Holly, aleo friends ut Lake
Orion.
Rev. Clark has been spending the
past few weeks with his son Jason at
Saginaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mathews and
son Don motored To Croswell Monday
afternoon.
Burnell and Norma Wight are home
from the L. of NJ. at Anu Arbor for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holden, Of I'm
lay City, visited his mother, Mrs Sarah
Holden sunday.
George Bentley, of Wyoming, Ont,
visited his daughter, Mrs Denison Nc
Call the past week.
Bert Brown and VIII Barr mot0red
to Detroit on Tuesday afternoon. Bert
went on TO Toledo.
Ventry II. Hisey, editor OF the Wayne
| Weekly, was a guest of Val" relatives
and friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Earl Loree, OF Croswell, has
| cen visiting her parents, Mr.. ana hrs.
Hiram Brown this week.
George Green and wife attended a
| family re union at the old homestead
near Romeo on Wednesday
Frank Williams, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past few weeks
is able to walk around town
A. Il. Jackson and wife and viii
Mcmahon were over from Capac last
Monday on visit to friends.
DR.. Yuill is home from Lansing and
is feeling much better than when he
went there, a couple OF weeks ago.
John f.. Walker traded his city
property for farm one mile south of
Brown City owned by Thos Stock.
Mrs. A. V. Crawford and little
son. of Detroit, visited relatives and
| friends in Avoca and Yale the past
week.
V. Stocks left Monday for Alpena
where he will visit his sister, Mrs. ).
King. He will also visit relatives at
Saginaw.
Chas. +. Schmidt and family, of Bay
| City, motored to Yale Saturday last
and spent Sunday on the farm south
east OF here.
Supervisors Herbert, Patterson and
Oatman are attending a meeting OF
the Board of Supervisors at Port Hu-
ron this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fletcher, daugh-
ter Jennie and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Andreae, of Avoca, were Sunday visi-
| tors " it'll relatives in Detroit.
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to Ypsilanti this week where they will
rent rooms at 42S No. Adams street
and make their home for TINE.
ID. II. Brown, Marion For ester, BY
ron Chapel. wife and daughter of Deck
erville, motored to Yale sunday and
spent the day with relatives and
friends.
Rev. Fred Traver and wife of Grass.
mere, and Rev. a. A. Phelps and wife
of Lum, made Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cough and Rev. Clark short call Oh
Monday.
We have been asked several time
lately if "Bright's disease .of the kids
ney's" is more fatal than pneumonia
of the lungs" Perhaps some OF the
"would-be funny" editors hereabout
or their "daily visitor" can tell us.
DR.. w. G. Wight has gone to Chicago
where he will attend the Illinois Pos
Graduate school for the next tire,
months. He will take up hospita
work. AS soon as he can find furnish
ed rooms his family will join him.
Frank l.. Beadle, who was one of tn
graduates from our high school thi
year, will attend Ypsilanti norma
school this summer and take up
teachers preparatory course. He pass
ed the teachers examination this spring
Chas. c. Carter, fruit grower of Ar
mazda, brought load of strawberrie
to V. X. Rassey on Monday. Arrange
ments have been made by Mr.. Rasse
to handle these berries during tn
season. If you want quantity to d
up leave orders early.
Rev. Irwin Bradfield, of Detroit, file,
the pulpit in the Presbyterian churcl
of Yale Sunday morning and at Ere
mont in the afternoon. A union ser
vice was held at the NJ. +. church il
the evening at which Rev. Bradflel'
preached the sermon.