The Yale expositor., 1916-06-15
Local and Otherwise.
Last days of school.

SATURDAY ldol.
Lots of baled hay coming into Yale
market these days.
w. G. Bricker and wife, of Avoca,
were in Yale Tuesday evening
Mary Nj. Brown visited relatives and
friends in Detroit the past week.
Tom Moore and wife, of Sandusky,
visited at George Littles Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Caldwell
on Thursday, June 9Th. a daughter.
DIR. w. &. Wight is in Detroit this
week attending medical convention.
John Martin, of Kindersley, Sask., is
home on a visit to relatives and friends.
VIM. Pollock, of st. Marys, Ont, has
been the guest of his brother, the Dr.,
the past week.
The weather the first Of the week was
ideal and the farmers were onto the
land in full force.
Arthur, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Menerey, is quite Ill with
pleuro- pneumonia.
II. III. Parkinson does not gain any
in strength, although at times he Is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. ii. A. Cope, of Port Arthur,
Texas is visiting relatives and friends
in Yale and vicinity.
Charles Montney and wife visited
relatives and friends at Detroit ana
Pontiac over Sunday.
George Robins and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of daughter at their
home, born June 18th
Guy T.. Beard was at Cedarwood
Tuesday arranging to build an outside
chimney to his cottage.
Editor and Mrs. Cawood, of Brown
City, spent Friday night last with Mr..
and Mrs. g. 5. COchrane.
Thos. Carless now drives Dodge
live-passenger automobile purchased or
Eilber IL Barth, Yale dealers.
VIM. III. Learmont attended the
Michigan Bankers Association at Flint
from Tuesday to Thursday.
Dolph Andreae, +. w. Farley. and
Bert Kelly, Yale nimrods, were at Lake
port and Cedarwood Tuesday fishing
will Gardner and wife, Herb Crooks
and Mrs. Bertha Cooley, Of Flint, mo-
tored TO Yale Sunday on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Gardner.
Frank " Williams, professor at the
canning factory, is laid up at his home
in the north part of the city, with a
severe attack of la grippe.
Mrs. L. Mcdonald has slightly i'm
proved this week and is relishing more
substantial foods The family is en-
couraged over her bettered condition.
1t didn't rain all day Monday or
Tuesday. Wednesday the inevitable
wet weather, with wind and electricity,
resumed its seemingly amending sway
Rain and hail last Thursday, rain
again Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning. Does seem as though the
low land has sufficient water to last
all summer
VIM. Kennedy, rural mail carrier OIL
route one. together with his family, is
touring Canada by auto. Rensley
Smith is taking care of the patrons Oh
the route while Will is away.
Mrs. Orson Rath returned to heI
home in Greenwood township last week
after spending several weeks in Detroit
where her daughter underwent an OPP
Grafton in one of the hospitals.
Harry Mclean has rendered his res
ignation as assistant at the water
works and we understand will take q
similar position at Yale. He will be
succeeded by Harry Benedict.-Cros
we'll Jeffersonian.
Rev. Bradfeld and wife are attend
ing commencement exercises at Alma
College this week, where their daughter
graduates in the kindergarten course
| Miss Helen has already secured posi-
1 finr, for in tho schools al
Corunna.
Word came from North Branch last
| saturday that Catherine, Oldest daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rapley, had
been bitten in the face by dog. We
understand that the child was taken to
| Ann Arbor. Yale friends trust there
will be no serious results come from
the injury.
The Boy Scouts, in charge of Rev. Il
i Charles as scout master, the Knighti
of Daniel class of the Methodist Pro
testant Sunday school, in care of Rev
Bragg, and the Macbeth class of tht
Presbyterian Sunday school chaperonet
by Rev. Bradfield, will go to Cedarwoo'
next Monday and spend a week camp
ing. The boys are looking forward I,
good time on the shores of lake -HuT
on while there.
Mrs. George Slocum, daughter o
Grant Slocum, the well-known editor o
the Cleaner, Mrs. Harvey j. Campbell
and daughter Ruth and Mrs. Geo. w
Stark Anna Campbell Stark, the house
hold editor of the Gleaner) took advan
tage of their husbands absence on tn
famous Detroit Board of Commerce
cruise and spent last week with Mr.
). l.. Murphy and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Campbell, of Lynn. Hugh Campbell
Detroit politician, is also visiting Lynn
relatives.
The big barn and contents on tn
farm of Mrs. Herman Morrick, mothe
OF Mrs. g. 5. Brown. in the township Q
WATERFOWL, Sanilac county, burned I
the ground on Saturday last, cause uT
known. Loss, $1,000; insurance, 81 ,20'
The property was insured in the Micf
2 igan Farmers Mutual Fire Insuranc
: Company of st. Clair and Sanilae cour
ties with headquarters at Yale. N.
Herbert was on the ground Monda
morning and adjusted the loss satisfa,
torily. We commend; the company o
its promptness and fairness in the Sc