The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-10-05

Sunday was an ideally beautiful day
Heavy frosts Friday and Saturday
nights.
John IL. Merrill was at Port Huron
Tuesday.
Jane Kearns, of Brown City, was in
Yale Tuesday
w. f. Rub and family were weekend
visitors at Caro-.
The trees are fast putting on their
autumn dresses.
Z. IL. Drake transacted legal business
in Detroit Tuesday.
Ira Jones and wife spent Sunday with
relatives and friends at Pontiac.
John IL Mathews has been home
from Sarnia, Ont, the past week.
IL. +. Beard now drives new seven
passenger Studebaker automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Craig spent the
past week with their son in Pontiac.
DR.. V. ~ Lacy and family motOred
down the st. Clair river road Sunday.
Walter Smith and family were Sun
day visitors with relatives near Jeddo
Mrs Earl Loree, of Croswell, has
been here this week on visit to her
parents.
Mrs. Alwatd and Mrs. Ii. f. Welch
visited relatives in South Park Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Lena Andreae and Mrs Edward
Andreae were Port Huron visitors last
Saturday.
Laurence Hazelman left Monday for
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Ohio.
DIR. Holiday, who will take up the
medical practice of DIR. Yuill, will be
here next week.
Mrs. ThOs. Beadle, of Fargo, and
Mrs. May Stokan, of Melvin, spent
Tuesday with Mrs Con Jones.
|, Mr. and Mrs. James f. Searles, of
Norwich, Ont, have been spending the
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The Senior class will hold the first of
series of home parties this evening at
the home of Katheryn Mcmahon.
Andrew Paisley, of Chicago, visited
his brother Jerry and friends in Yale
and vicinity the first of the week.
Hugh Campbell and wife, of Detroit,
visited at the farm home of Mr. and
Mrs w. A. Campbell in Lynn town
ship the past week.
F Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Menzies, Mrs. Fred
, Taylor and Mrs Chas. Rounds are at
Inlay City fair today.
/, Geo. w. Bell received 1st prize for
. gentleman's road horse at the Croswell
, fair last week. George always enjoys
driving fine roadster.
Henry Eaton has opened fish mar.
ket in the little building first door
south of Windsors barber shop Fresh
fish will be kept on hand at all times
The Democratic rally held in Central
Hall, Yale, Wednesday evening was
fairly well attended and the address
delivered by speaker Wood of New
York, was well received.
The Yale State bank is building a
two-story addition to the rear of theiI
| ank building to accommodate a fur
mace and heating system, water closets
and other conveniences.
DR.. w. q. Wight returned Friday
from four months absence taking a
post graduate course in medical col
lege at Chicago. He will be at his of.
flee every day hereafter.
Norman Mcleod, for many years
resident of Elk township, but who has
been living in Yale for the past eight
years, expects to leave in a few days
for Scotland, where he will spend the
remainder of his days.
III. l.. Dinner has been awarded the
contract for finishing the second anC
third miles of road west of the city
Henry's v ork on the first mile is very
commendable, and well gamble that
the job he has undertaken on the sec
! ond stretch will be Just as good, if not
4 better.
A crowd of men and boys usually
gather at the corner of Main and Me
chanic streets in front of the garage
building Sunday evenings and pass re
marks about people who are going tC
and from church. If our city dads
have the authority the crowd should
either be made go to church or 60
somewhere else.
Among the companies recently incor
porated in Michigan was the De
troit, Armada & Northern Railway Co
capital $25,OOO; to build a street railwa,
from Detroit to Memphis, 40 miles
The stockholders are Chas. +. Beymer
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