The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-09-07
Local and Otherwise.


at the home of Chas. Craig the past
week.
Geo. Green and family have moved
into the Nisk Owens house on Jones
street
Phyllis and Thelma Ingram have re-
turned from a two weeks visit in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Mcintyre were at
Sarnia and Weese Beach Sunday and
Monday.
j. A. Menzies and family and Mrs.
Miles Simmons autOed to Avoca on
Saturday.
| viii Silverthorn, Bert Traviss and
ii. G. Garrett attended the State Fair
at Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Black and children
took in the Oakland county centeni al
at Pontiac.
Preaching services in Presbyterian
church next Sunday and in Fremont at
the usual hours.
Eugene Lothian and wife, of Galeton,
Penn, visited at the home of w. ID.
Sayl les the past week.
Geo. Windsor, cashier of the Melvin
Bank, was in Yale Wednesday TO visit
his brother and friends.
Mrs Sam Ingram left Monday morp-
ing for two weeks visit in Detroit
and to attend the State Fair.
The young people of Yale gave a
dancing party Monday evening. Hut
tons orchestra furnished music.
Elan Sloat was at Port Huron We'd
nesday to see his grandson Elan who
just returned from the Canadian
northwest.
Mrs. Hattie Darling and VIM. KEEL
logg were married on Wednesday,
Sept 6. Congratulations are offered
by their friends.
A baby daughter came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Clyde ;.
Cochrane on Thursday, Sept. z, 1916.
We extend congratulations.
Margaret Dickie spent the past two
weeks with relatives at Orchard Lake
and Cass Lake, also took in the Oak
land county centennial at Pontiac.
The base ball game between Yale
aud Brown City at the city park in
the afternoon OIL Labor Day resulted
in score of IL to 3, favor Of Yale.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter o. T..
=. next "Wednesday evening Sept. IL.
Good attendance requested TO plan for
county convention. Olive Jacobs, sec.
Mrs. w. q. Wight, Burnell and Faye,
who have been at Evanston, ILL.,, for a
month or more, returned to Yale by
auto the first of the week The DIR.
will be home in about three weeks.
The chicken supper given by the
ladies of the M. +. church at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilkes on
Wednesday evening was largely at
tended and much enjoyed as is usual
at these occasions.
MRS. John Parkin, of Melvin, aged
60 years, died on Tuesday, Sept. 4th,
1916. Cause of death was apoplexy.
The funeral is being held today from
the M. +. church at that place, and
burial in Melvin cemetery.
Roy Beers brought to this office the
first of the week branch from green
guage plum tree which was literally
loaded with fruit. We did not count
the plums on the branch but would es-
innate the number at less than 500.
Jas. L. Chisholm, of Sandusky, has
all adv. in this issue of the Expositor.
lie is a graduate of the Jones school
of Auctioneering of Chicago and has
had many years Of experience in his
line of work, meeting with good
success.
Mrs. w. M. Stevens, of st. Marys
Mrs. Jas. Bartlett and son, of Souris
Mani, have been the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. j. Il. Stevens the past week. On
Tuesday the party motored to Roches
ter and were accompanied by Mrs. j.
Ii. Stevens.
ALT Pratt and family, Al Knisley and
wife motored to Stratford, Ont, last
week and spent few days with rela-
tives and friends. From there they
Ijourneyed to Tavistock and other
points, Woodstock, London and Arcona,
returning home Friday.
The station at Peck was broken into
Monday night and about $500 taken.
The robbers were caught in this city
aud held until the sheriff of Sanilac
county came and arrested them. They
we're two fellows who had been work.
ing ON Handy Bros. railroad.
Rev. 4. IL. Bradfield went to Corun-
ma Monday with his daughter Helen,
who teaches in the kindergarten de-
partment of the public schools this
year. On Tuesday be attended a Synod
Home Mission committee meeting
at Battle Creek, and was in Lapeer on
business Thursday.
The little daughter of VIM. Hyde
met with an accident the past week
while running water through cream
separator In STOPPING down she struck
her head on sharp part which pene-
trated the eye. She was taken to Port
Huron hospital where everything is
being done to save the eye, although
the sight is gone.
J. G. Davis, who has been in the
furniture and undertaking business in
Yale for the past year, has been assign
ed circuit by the M. T.. church confer
ence at Wellsville and has taken up the
work. He expects to move his family
there as soon as he dispOses of his in
terest in the business. The Exp0sitor
regrets to see Mr.. Davis and family
move from our midst but wishes them
all success in their new home.
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