The Yale expositor., 1916-07-20
Local and Otherwise.

At Yale next Tuesday.
Plan to stay all day with us.
N. Is. Percy was at Detroit Sunday.
Ed. Johnston Is home from Alma
this week.
The farmers are very busy with their
haying these days.
VIM. Ill. Learmont and family were
at Lexington Sunday.
Henry Il. Dinner was at Port Huron
Saturday on business.
VIM. Barr and Marshal Clapsaddle
were at Flint Saturday.
Lowell Munroe made a flying trip
to LutZ, Fla, last week.
Everyone who could possibly get
there spent Sunday at the lake.
Clarence Ovaitt and wife spent sun
day with North Branch relatives.
l.. Roy Fuller and family are spend
ing two weeks at Holland Beach
Mrs. Frank Kerr, of Lum, visited
Yale relatives and friends last week.
Roy Bricker was down from Marlette
Sunday visiting relatives and friends.
Jay Munroe and wife of Port Huron
visited relatives in Yale over sunday
Henry Pearce and daughter Mayme
spent Sunday with Port Huron rela-
tives.
Ira Bricker and family of Bay City
were visiting Yale relatives the first OF
the week.
f.. f. Fead and Thos. Grimes were
at Sandusky part of last week attend
ing court.
Ira A. Jones and family will spend q
month at Cedarwood camping in j A.
Menzies' tents.
Jacob Miller is doing fine job
painting l.. Roy Fuller's dwelling house
on Main street.
John Lince has made number Of
improvements to his house on North
kennefck street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hart of De-
troit are spending the week with Yale
relatives and friends.
l.. Roy Fuller and family of Yale
spent few days at the home of j. h.
Martin.-Capac Journal.
! Gormon Currie, of Detroit, visited
friends in Capac and Lynn township
the fore part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs ii. L. Welch and chill
dren autoed to Vannettan Lake and
will spend few weeks in their cottage.
Hattie Merrill returned home Friday
evening after two weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Detroit and
Pontiac.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Mercer motored
to Detroit Saturday, returning sunday.
Mrs. II. b. Lothian accompanied them
on the trip.
Teressah TOrnow, of Detroit, spent
the past week at the home of her par
ents east of Yale. She returned to the
city Saturday.
Mrs. Eden Bricker returned to her
home in Detroit Monday after a two
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Cough.
J. b. Paisley, wife and party motor
ed TO Lexington Friday and spent the
day visiting Mrs. McNulty and party of
young people camping there.
The canning factory started Monday
on early peas. This crop will not be
very heavy, but on the later crop the
company expects something better.
The work on the road west of Yale
is progressing finely, and when COM
pleted it will make one of the finest
highways in this part of the county.
Wellington Newell came up from
Plymouth to spend Sunday with his
wife and daughter who are visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
The L. M. has about 100 foreign eys
working on the tracks in this vicinity at
present and the road is being raise d
and ballasted, and other improvements
made.
A neat cement curbing has been
placed around the Wooden Mills prop
erty which improves the appear.
ance Of things. Rodger WEIGH did the
mason work.
| Glenn Daykin was over near Jackson
last week looking after his farming
interests and getting things In readiness
about the house. He expects to move
his family there about August lst.
On Tuesday evening of this week the
regular meeting of Peerless Hive was
held and arrangements were made to
entertain st. Clair County Association,
l.. o. L. M. on Wednesday, Aug 3.
Mrs. w. G. Wight, son Burnel and
daughters Norma and Faye left Friday
morning for Chicago where they will
remain for the summer months while
the DR.. is taking his post graduate
course.
A social was held by the Sunday
school of Mechanic street Church Of
Christ on Wednesday evening at Mrs.
Dickie's, to which the members of the
church were invited. A fine time was
had by all present.
Geo. Mcintyre and wife and N. j.
Drouyor and wife motored to Lexing-
ton Friday and spent the day. They
found the Yale young folks chaperoned
by Mrs. Il. McNulty nicely situated in
q cottage on the shores of Lake Huron
and having good time.
The Expositor Office is in receipt of a
few state Fair premium lists and these
will be given out to any of our sub.
scribers as long as they last. The
premiums have been materially increas-
ed in general, and premiums in the live
stock department, II won by Michigan
exhibitors, will be increased an add
tional rs per cent over the list.
An Oklahoma editor tells of an In.
dian who came to his Office to subscribe