The Yale expositor., 1916-07-20

LeOna H0lc0mD was AT IOrL huron
last Tuesday.
*. Rassey transacted business in
Port Huron Friday.
Geo. Turk spent Sunday with his
family at CrOswell.
Don't forget the big celebration at
city park next Tuesday.
J.F. Crysler transacted business In
Port Huron Monday last.
w. b. Ballentine of Detroit was In
Yale the first of the week.
Mary NJ. Brown is visiting her broth
or at Deckerville this week.
+. j. Rice, of Detroit spent Sunday
with his family east of Yale
). ID. Runnells, real estate agent of
Port Huron was In Yale Monday.
Cam Baxter, of Detroit, visited Yale
friends and relatives over Sunday.
j. M. Smith was home from Detroit
over Sunday on visit to his family.
Hilton Goheen left Monday morning
for Detroit where he has position.
Mrs. Fannie Johnston and two, chill
dren we're at Port Huron over Sunday.
Mrs. Forester visited her son John &.
Jones at Avoca the first of the week
Margaret Bell, Of Three Rivers visit
ed last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Barth.
Chas Martin and Edward Eilber,
with their families spent Sunday at
the lake.
Jessie Mccall left last week for Kan
sas to spend the summer months with
her aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Card of Toledo
are visiting at the home or l.. X. Gard
at present.
Will Yuill was over from Lansing
the latter part of last week on visit
TO his father.
Mrs. Ii. De Andrews and little child
of st. Louis are visiting with relatives
and friends in Yale.
Mrs. John Millen returned to Duluth
last Saturday. Dorothy Lacy accom-
panied her as far as Niles.
John Cawood, editor of the Brown
City Banner, made us a friendly call
while in the city Tuesday.
VIM. Blair, Esq, Our old time friend
was calling on the newspaper offices in
this section the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sly and Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Gardner spent Sunday
afternoon with friends in Marlette.
Clyde Cochrane and wife and Clyde
Adams and family have returned from
two weeks outing at Cedarwood.
Lawrence Menerey left last Monday
morning for a trip to Niagara Falls,
Warwick, Ont, Detroit and Ypsilanti.
He will be away about ten days.
Don't forget the dates of the Redpath
Chautauqua In Yale Aug. 18 to Aug.
% inclusive. There will be some fine
talent here. Secure your tickets early.
Mrs. Martha Brown received tele-
gram Saturday morning stating that
her brother law, Joseph Farr died
Friday night at his home in St. Marys,
Ont.
Frances, infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carton, of 1904 Elk street,
Port Huron, died Monday night The
remains were brought to Yale Tues
day evening for burial.
c. Muma & Son of Melvin will be
at the Yale Feed Barn next Tuesday,
July 25th to buy horses. If you have
any to sell it will pay you to look them
up. Remember the date.
Neil Jones called at the Expositor
office Friday and renewed his subscrip-
ton for another year. Mr.. Jones has
taken this paper for 90 years and is one
of our many valued readers.
Grant Holden, Chas. Rounds, Milton
| Edighoffer and j. A. MenZies are angl.
ing at Vannettan Lake and Recreation
Club House this week. Here's hoping
they make some good catches.
The following word was received
from ye editor Wednesday morning
"Reached Vannettan lake Sunday a.
m. Have had fish every meal so far.
Was at Au Sable dam and Five Chan
nels Sunday p. m. Having good time
Go to Recreation Club on Au Sable
tomorrow"
| Paul Hayes, southeast of Yale, while
unloading hay last week accidentally
fell from the top of the load to the
barn moor, receiving serious bruises.
DR.. Pollock was called and Mr.. Hayes
will be able to be around again soon
although he will not be able to work
for some time.
State Fair admission tickets, advance
sale, now on at Expositor office. Price
IS cts or three for $l00 Sale closes
saturday, Sept I'd. Buy as early az
possible while the tickets last. The
regular admission is soc. Ii you ex-
pect to attend the fair you will save
Is cts on each ticket by purchasing
now.
Many republicans have the idea that
Frank Il. Leland, of Detroit, candidate
for the Republican nomination, is a
motor car manufacturer. This is not
true. Frank Ii. Leland Is an Oakland
county farmer who became a lawyer
and is now engaged In the banking
business in Detroit. He is not related
to Henry M. Leland, of Detroit.
Take a dollar bill and fold il several
times each day. Then unfold it and
you will find it in creases. Keep the in
crease, but send the original bill to the
printer who put you on the scheme
Then take silver dollar and dropit on
the counter, and notice the ring IL
makes. Send the ring to your best girl
and the dollar to the printer, and every
body.will be happy.-Ex.
Word has been received in Yale of
the marriage of Miss Meta Pauline,