The Yale expositor., 1916-06-15

nesday night.
Mrs. Dennis McInerny was at Port
Huron Tuesday.
4. w. Mercer entertained his parents,
from Flint over Sunday.
ii. s. Wait, of Sandusky, visited rel
atives in Yale and vicinity this week.
Albert Knoll and Carol Baker, of
Capae, are sailing on Yale friends
today.
George Mcintyre, Grant Holden and
Harvey Wilcox motored to Port Huron
Monday.
John ii. Holmes, of Detroit, made
Monday morning.
Mrs Chester Sly has been in Stouff-
vile, Ont, the past " eek, attending the
funeral of sister.
Brown City and Yale high school
teams did not play ball last Friday as
previously announced.
q. +. :. regular meeting Wednesday
evening, June q. A good attendance
desired. Mrs. Olive Jacobs, sec.
Lloyd Andreae and wife, Mrs.
Fletcher and Mrs w. V. Andreae
motored to Port Huron Tuesday.
Mary Hodgins is back again at her
post in the post office after a couple of
weeks at home with chicken poX.
Fred Leach, who is clerking in the
big department store of ID. " Black at
Pigeon, has been spending the week at
his home here.
The NJ. 4. church ladies will gather
old paper and magazines some day next
week. Save what you have and some
one will call for them.
J. +. Crysler has moved part of the
Great Northern hotel building onto his
lot in the north part OF the city and is
remodelling it into dwelling house.
Prof. McKenny. president of the
State Normal College, speaks in Cen
trail hall tonight, at the commencement
exercises. McKanlass orchestra fur
nishes music.
Ed loft is back to the bench in his
shop at the rear of &. +. Richards hard
ware store after being confined for
three weeks at his home suffering with
Inflammation of the eyes.
The Alumni's banquet at six-thirty
tomorrow friday evening and after
wards form theatre party to attend
the Princess, where something special
is being put on for their benefit.
Autoists have found the oiled streets
of Yale in good condition for driving
this spring, notwithstanding the heavy
rains, they quickly dry off. The two
mile stretch of road north is fine.
VIM. Lennon writes us from Manitou
Springs, Colo, as follows:-"Please
send our Expositor to Yale care of Oak
Farm for the present as we will leave
for Michigan soon to spend the sum-
mer."
Mrs. Roy Menerey, of San Diego
Calf, 10 here on visit to relatives and
friends. She reports that her husband
and other Yale people located there are
enjoying the best of health and pros,
| pering.
Frank Dagg is very low at his home
on Jones street. Most of his children
are here with him. Slight hopes are
entertained for his recovery. He is
laid up with Bright's disease of the
kidneys.
James McColl attended the Republi-
can national convention at Chicago last
week, being present when Hughes was
nominated for the presidency. lie en-
| joyed the excitement and feels well
repaid for the time and money spent.
Mrs. n. b. Herbert and Mrs. a. V
Parmlee attended the graduating eXer
cises of the Port Huron high school
Wednesday evening. Agnes Jean Tap
pan, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Har
vey Tappan, was one of the graduating
class.
The eighth district Sunday Schoo
convention held at Mechanic street
Church of Christ last Friday was wei
attended both afternoon and evening
The program which was interesting anC
instructive was much enjoyed by al
present
The show advertised for Central Hal
Wednesday evening failed to draw |
crowd and the performance was called
off. With the graduating exercises ant
other entertainments coming so clos'
was no doubt the cause of small at
tendance.
The exercises given in celebration o.
childrens day at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday were unique anC
enjoyable. They consisted of the reg
ular and some special work of the Prl
mary department superintendent b,
Mrs. Mclaughlin and Mrs. Fuller.
Ed. Graham drove to Yale last Sa
turday on load of baled hay. Abou
one-half mile behind him was san
Edgerton on his way to this city. E'
reached here dry as u bone, white san
/ came i'm wet as whistle with TIA
shower which drew its line Oetweei
the two.
: A complete report OF the republican
; national convention held at Chicag
last week may be found on the insid
, pages of this weeks issue. Portraits o
. both Hughes and Fairbanks, presiden
tial nominees to head the republican
, ticket in the coming campaign, are ais
Published. Republicans are urged t
stand by their party and work earl
, and late to elect every man on tn
national state and county tickets.
Geo. Green, superintendent of tn
Light and Power Plant, takes deligh
: in having everything around him neat
|. tidy and i'm good running order Dun
: ing the past winter and spring he ha
3 made many changes aud improve
fnoutc ON the interiOr 0f the huildin