The Yale expositor., 1916-06-29

Roy Sweet and father are at st. Clair
flats on fishing trip.
Measles is in evidence at present.
Yale is quite "measly" town.
Dolph Andreae is confined to his
home with sciatic rheumatism.
III. G. Martin has been spending the
week at his old home near Howell.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly
in Lynn township on Friday, June %,
a son.
The Boy Scouts returned Wednesday
from ten-day camping trip to Cedar
wood.
Mrs. Chas Kaercher, who has been
very low with pneumonia is on the i'm
prove.
Rev. ID. Owens, of Crystal Falls. VS.
tied his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Barth the
past week.
Mrs. John Cawood. of Brown City,
visited her sister, Mrs. G. ). Cochrane,
Wednesday.
Bert Mcdonald and sister Pearl are
at Port Huron at the hospital with
their mother.
Geo. Mcintyre and L. f. Fead visited
Capac, INLAY City, Almont and Romeo
on Wednesday.
John Ferguson, while killing pig
on Wednesday, accidentally cut a bad
cash in his hand.
Annual school meeting in the high
room OF the Yale Public schools on
Monday, July 10, at $50 p. m.
The crops throughout the county are
looking fine and hay is nearly ready to
cut. The oat crop though is failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Daykin and child
rem, of Jackson, were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Glenn Daykin the past week.
The M. L. church committee is held
up on the new building on account or
not being able to get material to work
with.
DIN Beavis has gone to Lansing
where he will accept lucrative posi-
ton in the-capitol. We wish him every
success.
Will Lane and wife, G. A. Meyer and
wife and Mr.. Benedict, of Flint, visited
at Benz. Lanes and w. A. Woodrutfs
Sunday.
Frank Dagg left this morning on an
auto trip into Canada to visit his old
home. His son Frank is making the
trip with him.
DIR. A. o. Bolton and wife of Glad
win, visited at Rev. Bragg's on Tues
day. They were enroute to the doctors
old home in Canada.
The dates for Redpath Chautauquas
for Yale this year is August Is to %.
Make your plans TO attend. We will
publish the program soon.
c. 5. Cochrane, G. II. Adams and
wives will occupy Ed. Andreae's cot
tage at CedarwoOd for the next two
weeks, beginning on Friday.
f. A. Jones, pastor of the Mennonite
church of Yale and Greenwood, went
to Williamsburg Tuesday to attend
spring campmeeting. He made the
trip by auto.
Rev. Bragg and his Sunday school
class of boys returned home Saturday
from a weeks camping at Cedarwood.
A very pleasant and enjoyable time
was had by all.
Marion LearmOnt is gaining as fast
as could be expected. She suffers a
good deal of pain, and with Dexter
sick with the measles, Mrs. Learmont
is kept pretty busy.
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well Friday on visit to his parents.
He made the trip in the REQ automo-
| bile won in the Times Herald contest
by his daughter Kathline.
A bunch of about fifteen girl scouts
have rented McIntyres cottage at
Cedarwood and will spend the next
week or two, chaperoned by FTedda
Holden and Mayme Currier.
Nearly every person in Yale who
owns an automobile, accompanied by
friends, both old and young, journey ed
to Cedarwood Sunday. The day was
ideal and the roads fairly good.
Michigan will receive $l,5OO,000 out
of the auto taxes this year. Half OF
this goes into the state reward fund
for counties and the other half goes to
the counties for their road funds.
II. A. Williams, of the Yale Bazaar,
has put in a $650.00 pop corn and pea
nut roasting machine. Fresh butter
kiss pop corn, the delicious treat, al
ways on tap, made fresh every day.
If the weather is favorable there will
be a street meeting Sunday evening
next, held by the Free Methodists
Let there be general turnout.
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A new st. Clair county directory
published by the Riverside Printing
Co. of Port Huron, has been issued anc
distributed. 1t is complete in every
detail and is a valuable book of refer
ence.
Evangelist ID. Ii. Jackson, of Jordan
Ont, will preach in the Church OF
Christ, speaker township, on Sunday
July 2, 1916, at 1890 o'clock a. m, anC
500 p. m. All invited to come anC
: hear him.
Edward Andreae, wife, mother anc
sister were called to Detroit Monday
on account OF the death Of relative
Mrs. Fred Taylor accompanied them
The trip was made in Mr.. Andreae''
new Hudson auto.
Bert Mcdonald removed his mother
to the Port Huron hospital on Monday
She will receive treatment from DR.
O'Connor in the hope OF removing her
present ailment and being restored t.
health and strength.
James Is. Blackford, who is temper