The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-06-22

North Branch.
Russell VanCamp, of Jerome, is home
for the summer.
Mrs. Clyde Richards is spending a
few days in Mt. Clemens.
VIM. ii. Learmont and family are at
Port Huron and Sarnia today.
Mrs. Herb Hennessy left on Wednes-
day evening for trip to Colorado.
Harvey Hydorn has his mother from
Port Huron visiting him at present.
Roy Bricker and Miss Smith of Mar
lette visited Yale friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Sloat and son Vern, of
Port Huron. are visiting Yale relatives
this week.
Mrs. Anne Cumming of Port Huron,
visited her neice, Mrs. Fred Taylor, on
Wednesday.
Jennie Fletcher is home from Har-
vey, N. d., where she is teaching in the
public schools.
Mrs. Elmer Rose is at Elmer City
this week OIL visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Kerr.
Carrie Clark left this morning for a
two weeks visit with friends and rela-
w. +. Rub, daughters Mildred and
Helen, Isobel Menerey and Mildred
Sweet autoed to Port Huron on We'd
nesday.
Jas. III. Martin, who has been i'm ill.,
health most of the spring, is much i'm
proved and was out working on his
place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John TraVer, of Column
biaville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wilson,
of Flint, autoed to Yale Sunday, spend
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Richards.
Mrs. +. +. Hallead, of Chicago, is
visiting her sister.in.law, Mrs. Daniel
| Mitchell, of Yale Her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. laval and children also accom-
panied her.
Fish have begun to bite at the nets
in Lake Huron, opposite Lakeport and
Cedarwood and at Birch Creek. Some
strings of lack bass and perch have
been caught.
The Yale Boosters got their first
real taste of blood for this season on
Wednesday when they went up and
trimmed the Sandusky ball team to
the tune of l6 tO3
Edw. Sheehy was passing around
the cigars to his friends on Wednesday.
On inquiry we learned that 12-pound
boy arrived at his home. Here's wish
ing the little fellow long and happy
life.
Married, at Sacred Heart church on
| Wednesday, June q, 1916 by Rev. Fir
Melting, Miss Elizabeth Heron, OF
Yale, and Mr.. Carl Hunt, of Royal
Oak. Friends are offering congratu'
lations.
For reasons best known to Sun
Brothers, they will not show in Yale
this year as previously advertised. No
doubt their date the 9Th of July, came
too close to Yale's mammoth 4th OF
July celebration.
Notice of an impending important
event was given group of young lady
guests at the home of one of their
number on Tuesday evening OF
this week S-s-s. Can you keep q
secret? Further particulars will bt
made public soon.
VIM. HeinmilIer and Nelson Clemens
this week purchased of Mcintyre q
Holden, Yale agents, new Chevrolet
autos. This firm has sold eleven Chew
rolets so far this summer and have
many more prospects.
DR.. q. S. Ney and trained nurse, OF
Port Huron, were in Yale Friday eve.
ming last and operated on Mrs. RObt
Murray for internal hemhorrage. The
operation was successful and Mrs
Murray is doing nicely.
A. w. McNinch, of Sandusky, was il
Yale this week and sold an Edison new
Diamond Disc Monograph to Thos
j. Axarlis. This instrument is certain
ly an improvement over former makes
turned out by the Edison Company.
j. A. Macleod, of Portland, Ore
Secretary General Passenger Agent
Oregon Washington Railroad Il Nayi
CATION Co, stopped off here this weel
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson
He had been visiting friends in Ontario
The Home and Foreign missionar,
society of the Presbyterian church wa
held at the home of Mrs. Harvey lily
|, dorm Wednesday afternoon. A pleas
ant and profitable time was spent
This will be the last meeting unit
september.
The Cleaners will give social dane
ing party at their hall in Old Brockwa.
on Friday evening, July 14th, to which
the public in general is cordially in
yited to attend. Music by McKanlas
three-piece orchestra. Bill, including
light refreshments, $l.00.
Mrs. VIM. Sayles and Mrs. Jane
McColl will chaperone the following
, young people at Cedarwood from Fri
day until Monday: Irene and Hele
Harrington, Elizabeth McColl, Glady
Wallace, Burnell Wight, Harvey SayleI
!, Jim Newell and Clifford Hutton.
Mrs. Robert Menerey received
, packet of miscellaneous flower seed
last week from DIR. Pelton, a frien
who is interested in the Atascader
Seed Co, at Atascadero, Cal. Sh
shared the seeds with her neighbor
and all are looking forward for results
state speakers from the Anti-Saloo
, League were in Yale Sunday and hel
, morning meetings in the Methods
Episcopal, Methodist Protestant ali
, Presbyte churches. In the evenin
! union services were held in the PreshS