The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-07-27

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Mr.. Burns, foreman of the Brown
City Banner, visited Yale friends Sat
urday.
Mrs. Mccormick, of Capac was a
caller at the home of Fred Leach
Sunday
George Beadle, Mary Barth, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Barth were at Lexington
Sunday.
John Joss and Alex McConachie, of
Deckerville, celebrated CALIFORNIAN day
in Yale.
D. X. Brown is the only advertised
letter at the Yale postotlice during the
past week.
Harold Mailman has gone to Detroit
where he has a position with Burnham
StOepel IL Co.
Mrs. McCort and daughter Maude, of
l'etrOlia, Ont, are visitors at the w. IL.
Rub home this week.
FOrdyce Bragg left today for Deer
field where he will spend couple of
weeks at his old home.
&. Park Fries, of Memphis, college
friend of Eldred Charles was the guest
Of the latter this week.
Fred Leach, who is employed in Geo.
Blacks store at Pigeon spent over Sun
day with his family in Yale.
Isobel Menerey, Bernice Harrington,
Raymond LeGear and Frank l.. Beadle
spent Sunday at Lexington.
Ethel Richards returned to Detroit
Monday after three weeks vacation
spent with Josephine Anderson.
Tom Brown and Geo. Ferguson, of
Shabbona spent Tuesday and Wednes.
day among the Scotch and old-time
friends.
Omar ID. Brown, +. Hammond, Is.
Gibson, Is. Richmond and &. Skeevitt, of
Charleston, attended CALIFORNIAN day
doings Tuesday.
Alex Hallman and family of Walker
vile, Ont, visited his parents and other
relatives and friends in Yale and vi
Unity over Sunday.
Chas. Richards and family motored
from Detroit through to narbor Beach
and spent a couple of days with J. K.
Anderson and family.
Emery Garner and wife and Mae
Leach of Y ale and James Brough and
Gradden Hazard, Of Lynn took an
auto trip to Lexington sunday.
Geo. II. Houghtby of Carsonville and
Fred Mitchell of Harbor Beach called
at the Expositor Office Wednesday
while on an auto trip to Detroit
Don't forget the dates of the Redpath
Chautauqua III Yale Aug. IL to Aug.
% inclusive. There will be some fine
talent here. Secure your tickets early.
Jennie Dudley who has been visiting
in the family Of j. A. Menzies the past
two weeks, returned to her home in
Armada OIL Wednesday. Grace Men,
zies accompanied her home.
A new electrical sign has been placed
at Percy's garage corner Main and Me.
chanic streets. Mr.. Percy made the
sign during spare moments and il re-
fleets credit OIL him as workman.
Thos. Beers, of near London. Ont
attended the funeral of his brother
William. Since then he has been Wis.
iting IL. Z. Dinner. Tomorrow Mr.
and Mrs. Dinner and Mr.. Beers will 20
by auto to Tilsonburg.
Henry Ford and party, of Detroit
spent Monday afternoon In Yale. They
were returning home from a tour OF
the Thumb district and on reaching
here their car broke down. Mr.. Ford
while waiting for repairs made friend
ly call on the merchants and business
men.
State Fair admission tickets, advance
sale, now OH at Expositor Office. Price
35 cts or three for 81 90. Sale closes
Saturday, Sept. I'd. Buy as early as
possible while the tickets last. The
regular admission is SOC. II you ex-
pect TO attend the fair ynu will save
Is cts on each ticket by purchasing
now.
A barber from a town not far distant
| from Yale, was here one day recently
and I'm conversation he remarked that
the BARRIERS of his town were af.
ilcted with the cigarette OF drink
habit or both. Yale has seven BARRIERS
and not one OF the bunch has either of
the above habits. We do not believe
there is town or city In the state
the size OF Yale that can boast OF this.
The Exposition publishes this with
pride.
The annual camp meeting of the
Port Huron district Free Methodist
church will be held ID. ", in grove
two blocks west of Pine Grove station
on the Pere Marquette X. r.. Port HUI
ron, from July ~ to August 6. Rev.
j. L. Logan, of Chicago, editor OF the
Free Methodist, has been secured az
special help. A cordial invitation ex-
tended all. A limited number Of horses
can be cared for at feed barn. No
pasturage provided. The usual camp
meeting requisites will be furnished
on the grounds. Ii. Voorhees,, district
elder. III. Burse. pastor.