The Yale expositor., 1916-10-12

Ferguson were at Port Huron Tues
day.
Alien Phillips of Port Huron visited
among friends in Yale and vicinity
this week.
The Board of Supervisors of st.
Clair county are in session at Port HUI
ron this week.
T. j. Flynn and Frank McGee, OF
Port Huron, were visiting friends in
Yale Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas Skiiiingt n has rented her
farm northeast of this city and has
moved into Yale.
Roy Moore and wife of Detroit, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
Yale and vicinity,
DIR. and Mrs. V A. Lacy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennessy Forded to Almont and
Memphis Sunday.
Bert Welch is packing his household
goods and with his family will move
to the city of Detroit.
Fred &. Adams and family, of Port
Huron were in Yale Saturday last on
their way to Cass City.
Mrs. Eta Clyne, worthy matron Of
Yale Chapter o. +. s.. and Mrs. Eu.
phemia Howell, attended Grand Chap
ter at Grand Rapids Wednesday.
Dick Windsor is building a neat
garage in the rear of his dwelling house
where he will keep new automobile
which he expects soon to purchase.
Deputy Sheriff AL Brink and Earl
Lewis, of Capsc, were in Yale Tues.
day evening looking up fellow who
had been counterfeiting in other parts
of the county. He was not found.
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, 81 90.
j. &. Davis and family moved to
Wellsville last week where Mr.. Davis
will have charge as pastor of the NJ. Z.
church. We wish the family good
health. happiness and prosperity in
their new home.
Mrs. Will Holden, of Huronia Beach,
Port Huron, was in Yale last Saturday
morning. In company with Mr.. and
| Mrs. JaaOb Miller the party motor
ed to Marlette and visited friends and
relatives over Sunday.
Rev. L. Ii. Brad6eld was in Yale last
Friday Grating the balance of his fur
nlture and household goods. Rev. and
Mrs. Bradfield leave host of warm
friends in Yale who wish them God
speed in their nyw home.
John Gardner and Charles Rounds
were at Lexington Tuesday and on
their return brought with them nice
bunch of fish fresh from the lake, con-
sisting OF pike, pickerel, white fish,
perch and herring, and their friends
have been enjoying feed of fish since.
If you wish to hunt small game or
do any trapping, it is necessary that
secure one at the Expositor office.
Some complaints are made that per-
sons are hunting and trapping without
licrnse Watch out that the game
warden don't get you.
Steeple-Jack, ThOs. o. Edwards, of
Detroit, has been busy the past week
painting the inside and outside of the
water tank. Mr.. Edwards has had
great deal of experience in. hazardous
work Of this nature and up to the pres
ent time no accident has befallen him.
Tom is a happy-go-lucky fellow and
takes well with everybody. Tle is do
ing first-elass job. This tank is l5O-
feet high and when Tom is at the top,
although big man, he looks about the
size of rat.
Thieves entered the hardware store
of Lee Cork, at Metamora, Wednesday
night and secured eight dollars In sill
yer, which they found in the till, and
some jewelry. They took a brown felt
hat of Mr.. Cork's and left blue serge
cap instead. They emptled his safe.
scattering papers broadcast, but missed
two diamond rings. Entrance was
made through cellar window and up
the elevator.--Almont Herald. Lee is
the son of Mrs. Chas. Alexander Of this
city and is well known by many.