The Yale expositor., 1916-09-28


morning for Detroit.
j. b. Blackford has been home from
Detroit the past week.
DIR. Wight will be at his office in
Yale, Saturday, Sept. 30.
V. X. Rassey has purchased the Hart
property on Kennefick street.
Several from this city attended the
Sandusky and North Branch fairs this
week.
Yale Chapter, o. f. s., will entertain
the County Association at Yale, Friday
October goth.
Mrs. j. b. Draper is suffering quite
severely from heart trouble at her
home in Detroit.
Mrs. Frank Williams has been spend
ing the past week with relatives and
friends at Battle Creek.
Bert Welch and family, of Detroit,
have been spending the past week
among Yale relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Andreae, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Parmlee autoed to Detroit
last Friday, returning Tuesday night.
Mrs. E. j. Black went to Saginaw to-
day to see her father, Rev. l.. Clark,
who is very sick at the home of his
son Jason.
The ladies OF the NJ. L. church invite
you to their sale of home baking in the
church parlOrs this week Saturday, Sep
TENDER 30th.
In speaking of the Farmers Club
held last week at Mrs. Mason's we
should have said Clyde and Grant in
stead of Kenockee.
Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. Miles
Simmons are in North Branch this
week, visiting their brother, j. A. Rap
ley and attending the fair.
Fred Taylor expects a car load of
Gold Medal flour this week. Leave
your orders at his grocery for what
ever amount you may need.
Thos. Grimes, who has been at Ann
Arbor for the past month having his
hand treated for blood poisoning, re-
turned home Saturday. The hand is
gaining all the time.
On Tuesday afternoon Bert Jackson
got his arm caught in a loom at the
Wooden Mills, and his elbow was badly
cut. The wounds were dressed and he
is getting along as good as could be
expected.
Billie Williams is some fisherman if
anyone asks you. Last spring he
caught l01S Id, pike in Mill Greek
Saturday last he was fishing along the
stream and succeeded in landing -four
nice pike.
Yourself and ladies are cordially in
vited to attend social dancing party
to be given in Cleaner hall, Old Brock
way, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th
1916. Music by McKanlass orchestra
Bill, 500.
Louise Bright and Ruth Menzies en-.
tertained large number of young PEG.
pie on Tuesday evening at the home OF
the latter. The occasion was made a
sort of farewell for those who are leav-
ing for college and new homes in other
places. A pleasant social time was en-
joyed and light refreshments served.
People desiring hunting and trapping
licenses can get same at the Exposition
office, as we have the blanks and the
authority TO issue same Michigan
resident license fee S1O0; non resident
fee, $1,000. BE sure and secure a Ii.
cense before taking your gun on q
huat, for the game warden may gel
you If you don't watch out.
The twenty-ninth annual convention
of the st. Clair County Sunday Schoo
Association will be held in Port Huron
Friday, October 9Th. A full and com
plete program has been prepared fol
the occasion. Morning and afternoon
sessions will be held in the First Pres
byterian church, and the evening ses
sion in the First Methodist Episcopa
church. For programs and other in
formation consult ii. A. Williams o
Mabel Martin president and secretar.
, of District No. 3.