The Yale expositor., 1916-09-28
Local and Otherwise.

The leaves are falling.
Bert Kelly was at Port. Huron OH
Tuesday.
Alice Mckenzie was at Port Huron
Friday last.
The roads are some better since the
recent rains.
James and Dave WEIGH went to
Flint Saturday last.
Grant Holden is in Detroit this week
selecting holiday goods.
John Lince and wife, of Flint, spent
Sunday with friends here.
Jay b. Weymouth was in Port HUI
ron Monday on legal business.
Guy f. Beard and family mOtored
to Detroit the latter part of last week.
V. X. Rassey and son George were at
Port Huron Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rus Secord is in Detroit this week
consulting physician as to his sick
ness.
Mrs. j. A. Vincent went to Detroit
saturday on visit to relatives and
friends.
Sol Tice and family have moved
onto the Lester Clark farm south of
the city
Fred Mathews aud Clyde Richards,
with their families, mOtored to Detroit
Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Welch, who has been in
the state of Colorado for some time, is
back in Yale.
Robert Nelson and family, of Port
Huron, spent Sunday with Theodore
Ulrich and family.
Squire Lang, f. j. Chamberlain and
families, of Jeddo, were in Yale last
Friday afternoon.
James Menerey, of Lansing, has been
spending the week with his brother
Ohm, west of the city.
Ray Knapp and family, of Detroit
visited relatives and friends in anC
around Yale over Sunday.
FIR. Cullinane, of Detroit, and FIR
Laughrane, of Emmett, were in Yale
Friday last calling on friends.
l.. b. Presley and Margaret New
! berry were married last week. The
ExpOsitor extends congratulations.
Tom Bidleman and wife, George
Beadle and Mary Barth were at San
dusky Wednesday attending the fair
J. E. Staley, E. B. Bricker, Justin A
Cavanagh, Geo. Barth and Chas. Slos
ser, attended the. North Branch fai
Wednesday.
John M. Gleason and party, of Por
: Huron, were in Yale for a short tim,
: Wednesday, while on an automobil,
trip through the county.
Rev. ID. A. Vandoren, minister of tn,
Avoca, Fargo and Greenwood M. L
churches, made the Expostor office {
friendly call saturday last.
Mrs. Fred Secor and daughter Olive
returned to their home in Clio Monday
after three weeks visit with relatives
and friends in Yale and vicinity.
Mary Brown has returned to Yalt
after spending part of the summer
with relatives and friends at Mount
Pleasant, Coleman and other places.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson and Carrie
Clark went to Saginaw Tuesday tt
visit their father, Rev. l.. Clark, whC
is very sick at the home OF his sol
Jason.
A fine warm rain Tuesday morning
helped moisten the soil some, but mo-
enough to start vegetation to any ex
tent. A continued rain for weel
would do lots Of good.
The eight-months-ol son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Geo. Youngs, of Gaylord, WHIT
have been visiting relatives in thi
vicinity the past two weeks, has beef
quite sick but is now improving.
The one-year-old child of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Chas. Macs, of Melvin, died las
Tuesday after an illness of a couple o
weeks. The funeral was held toda,
with interment in Melvin cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis McNerney ar
now occupying the east half of tn
Jacob Miller house on Mechanic street
having moved this week. Last wee
Frank Bradley ana family moved t
Detroit where Frank has position.
Fred A. Farr, republican candidat
far prosecuting attorney is certain G
election. AT the recent primaries h
was nominated on both the Democra
ic and Republican tickets. His nam
will appear on the ballot on the RI
publican ticket and under the law n
name will appear on the Democra
ticket for the reason that the onl
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