The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-08-24
Local and Otherwise.
[.abor day. Monday. September 4.

Mrs. Frank Francis, OF Pontiac, Wis
tied Yale friends the past week.
Don Vincent and party of friends
autoed down from Pigeon last Sunday.
Kate Regan, of Yale, is visiting her
parents in the village-Lexington
News.
Mrs. Herb Eshelman and children of
Flint are spending a week or two IN
Yale.
Levi Lane. of Oconto Falls, Wis, is
here on visit to his brother Benz
Lane.
l.. j. Menzies, Of Detroit, was the
guest of his parents Saturday and
Sunday.
May Booth, of Batavia, New York,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Andreae.
Mrs. Eva Black has been in Detroit
the past week looking up the fall mil
linery line.
A very agreeable change In the
weather took place Tuesday. The hot
spell is broken.
Yale was well represented at the
Matinee races at Memphis last Thurs
day and Friday.
The Michigan state Fair will open at
Detroit next Monday September and
continue ten days.
Mrs, Herb L. Smith, of Saginaw Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paxton last week.
Mrs. Jacob Reichard, OF Princeton,
Nina, visited her sister Mrs. John
Paxton last week.
f. +. Thomas and wife, of Brown
City, visited A. II. Beckett and family
the first of the week.
FIJI. Schade and wife, of Toledo,
Ohio, have been visiting L, II. Parkin-
son and family this week.
Mrs Moses Currier and daughter, Of
Capac, visited at the Fred Currier home
the latter part of the week.
Primary election next Tuesday.
Registe Saturday of this week and be
sure and vote on Tuesday
Mrs Harvey Foster and little daugh'
ter of. Peck are spending Chautauqua
week at the Wharton home.
Darius Mihlethaler and family of
| Ian bor Beach, were guests or \ ale
relatives and friends sunday.
Crdarwood resort is vacant this week,
all the summer residents being in Yale
for the Chautauqua numbers.
Mrs Harrison Long and Miss Mable
LudinRtou, of Yale are visiting A. W.
.ong aud wife Lexington News.
Walter smith is building a new
garage on his Mary street lot to house
his automobile and oil motor truck.
Chas. f. schmidt and wife, of Bay
City motOTed to Yale last week and
visited among relatives and friends.
w. A. Woodruff and wife left fol
New Haven Manday morning called
there on account of the death of a rel
alive.
Will Sayles, Albert Menerey and i'm
| Newell motored from Detroit Saturday
and spent Sunday among Yale relatives
and friends.
Dave WEIGH and family are now oc
cupyiDg the Evans house on Mechanic
street, having moved from the farm
the past week.
John Martin, who has spent the pas
summer in Yale has returned to Kin
dersley, Sask. Charley Menerey &C
companied him.
At an entertainment to be givel
tomorrow Friday evening in Melvin b.
the Rebecca Lodge, Rawley Mailman
of Yale, will sing
Mrs. Vaughn Francis and daughte
Lillian, of Los Angeles, Calf, hay
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mclu
tyre the past week.
The summer vacation is nearly owe
and the girls and boys are thinking o
school which opens in Yale on Tues
day, September 9Th.
DR.. Lacy returned Tuesday evenin
from Duluth where he has been fC
several weeks. Mrs. Lacy will renal
up there for time yet.
J.F. Holden, of Bad Axe, is in Yal
on a visit to his brothers and friend
Jess has sold his drug business an
will look up another location.
Fred Mathews and Clyde Richard
with their families we're guests {
George Mcintyre and wife at thei
CCdarwood cottage last Sunday.
There will be no preaching in til
Free Methodist church next Sunday 8
j. N. Wilson and wife are attendin
the annual conference at COrunna.
Sunday was sweltering hot and man
of our people who could spent the ds
on the breezy shores Of Lake Huron {
Cedarwood, Lexington, Lakeport an
Port huron.
Lois is the name of a newborn daugl
: ter that came 10 gladden. the hearts
= Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brown at their hon
, in Yale on Tuesday, August lot
Congratulations.
Walter Wye, wife and two children
of Shell Lake, Wis, have been visitin
Mr.. Wye's sister, Mrs. John Paxton Il
past week. 1t has been thirty yea
since Mrs. Paxton saw her brother.
Bars new opera house is being pusl
ed to completion. Such place for hol'
ing operas and entertainments is VIII
Yale has needed for many years.
will be roomy, well ventilated ar
lighted.
There will be social dancing par
In Cleaner hall, Old Brockway,
Friday evening, Sept. LIST, 1916. Mus
by McKanlass 3-piece orchestra. 81
Sl.OO. Roy W. Carlysle, floor manage