The Yale expositor., 1916-08-03

visited Yale friends last week
Robert Braidwood, of Almont, was
guest of Rex Holden last week.
Mrs. l.. II. Leslie is visiting at the
home ofher parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bright.
Joe Wit, sr, who suffered a paralytic
stroke last week, is improving as fast
as possible.
Carrie Clark is suffering from heart
trouble and has been very sick this
week
John-H Holmes and wife, of Detroit,
are here on a Wait to relatives and
friends
q. ;. Brown and family attended the
funeral OF Emerson Leitch near Laurel
on Sunday.
&. W. Cornwall aud wife, of North
Branch, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Melva Phelps
viii Hitchings and family OF Gar
dendale were guests of Chas. Martin
and family the past week.
Grant Welch and Al Knisley with
their families spent last sunday on
the shores of Lake Huron.
Mrs. Walter Simpson and child, of
st. Petersburg, Fla, are here on visit
to her parents and friends.
Elmer Ii. Rose and wife. were at
North Branch and Lum visiting rela-
tives and friends on Sunday.
A welcome rain fell in Yale and vi
cinity todHy, Thursday. Although a
light fall IL did a heap of good.
Frank Silyerthorn, wife aud little
daughter Of Chicago, are visiting at the
homes Of Eli and Will Silverthorn.
David Welch has rented his farm to
Eldon Martin who takes possession this
fall. MIR. Weleh and family will move
to Yale
Geo. Mcintyre and family and Mrs
John Law autoed to Lansing We'd
nesday morning and will return Satur-
day or sunday
Benz. Martin and Mrs. +. II. Scheidel
of Berlin, Ont, father and sister of
Isaiah Martin, have been here on a
visit the past week.
Charles Langworthy, wife and child,
of Albion, Carl Palmer and wife, of
Caro-, spent over Sunday with relatives
and friends in Yale.
Eden Bricker and wife, of Detroit,
have been spending the past week with
relatives and friends in Yale and
Greenwood township.
Fires at the Melvin swamp caused
considerable smoke the past week and
residents in the immediate vicinity had
rather a smoky time.
II. +. Welch, Bert Kelly, Harvey
Wilcox and their families will go to
Van Nettan Lake this week by auto and
spend some time fishing.
Mrs Grant Holden, daughters Leta
and Bernice, and Rex were at Almont
Sunday. Hugh Grimes returned with
them for a few days visit.
VIM Roy and daughter Phebe went
to London, 1hedford and other Canad-
ian points Wednesday on ten days
visit TO relatives and friends.
The road bee to grade the mile of
road from Joe Roses corner west
attended and good job done.
Emerson Coopers household goods
have arrived from Richmond and are
placed in the James Sweet house where
Mr.. Cooper and family will reside.
Chas. Tunis and wife have packed
their household goods and moved to
Wayne where Mr.. Tunis, who is a first
class miller, has position in the flour
mill.
Ed. Dinner, of Yale, and Miss Maud
Reeves, of Lansing, were married at
Windsor, Ont, July lst, 1916 The best
wishes of Yale people go with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dinner through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Harvey Mcclellan
and sons r. Malcolm and Dayton, of
Detroit, were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A, j. Harnden over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller, Mrs. Chas.
Rounds, Pearl Mcdonald and Grant
Holden motOred to Port Huron Sun
day and spent the afternoon at the
beaches.
/. Isobel Menerey and Marjorie Men.
zies spent Wednesday night at Cedar
wood the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. G. r.
Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Edw
| Andreae
We notice by Wednesdays Port Hu.
ron Times Herald that Mrs. Harvey
Iappan is i'll at her home on PINE
Grove avenue. Her Yale friends will
regret to learn Of this.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Lacy are al
Duluth, Mimi, attending the funera
of John Millin, brother-in-law De
ceased has visited Yale at times durine
his life and it is with regret that the
friends he made here learn of his sud
den death.
The county l. q L M doings in Yale
this week was not as largely attended
as was expected. Mrs. Emma i
Bowers, of st. Louis, Mo-, was present
and gave a splendid talk on Woman:
Suffrage in Central Hall Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Graham at
tended the funeral of relative, Alex
ander Calder, aged 43 years, at Por
Huron on Wednesday. The services
were held from st. Stephens church n
7:30 a. m. Interment at Mt. Hop,
cemetery.
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of advertising The Expositor has betI
receing during the past few weeks ",
haye been compelled to run seven col
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