The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-08-17

rhe summer Is almost gone.


, Frank Reeves, of AvOcs, was In Yale
on business Monday.
VIM. Mcintyre and wife, of Roseburg
were In Yale Monday.
VIM. Mcmahon, of Capac, spent Sun
day at his home here.
Roy and Edward Cork were up from
Detroit on visit Sunday.
Nellie Sly spent a vacation week with
her brother and family at Marlette.
Mrs. John Leitch of Laurel visited
c. ). Brown and family the past week.
Dennis McNerny and wife have been
spending the week with Detroit friends.
We have had variety of weather
the past week. Rain, sunshine and
cold.
Minnie Mcmahon left Wednesday on
the Str. Harmonic for a lake trip TO
Duluth.
w. Ii. Taylor and family, of Detroit,
are spending the week among Yale
relatives.
Henry Vannest, of Peck, made the
ExpOsitor office IA pleasant call last
saturday.
Flax is being harvested and hauled
to the mill of James Livingston Flax
Company.
Mrs. Howard II. Elliott, of Denver,
Colo is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs
Robert Lewis.
Several fine rains during the past
week have been of much value to the
growing crops.
Victor Learmont is now occupying a
position in the Yale State Bank, Scott
Isles having resigned.
Mrs. Fred Lewis, daughter Gladys
and son Robert are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lewis.
Maurice Merrill, of Detroit, visited
Yale relatives and friends from Satur-
day till today, Thursday.
l.. q. Mcdonald, OF Brown City, was
in Yale Monday afternoon on visit
to his mother and friends.
w. III. Learmont and family motored
to Almont Sunday and spent the day
with relatives and friends.
The cut stone for the new NJ. +.
church has arrived and workmen are
busy laying it in the building.
Mrs. J. A. Menzies and family and
Dorothy Ripplinger, of Detroit, camped
at Cedarwood over the weekend.
Yale Main Street is decorated with
remnants advertising the Chautauqua
to start in this city Friday, Aug. 10.
George Stableford has been under
the weather the past week, but is again
at his post in the Wooden Mills office
Elder Wilson will preach his farewell
sermon at the Free Methodist church
next Sunday evening. A cordial inVl-
tation to all.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Andreae and
children spent Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Noble in their cottage
near Marine City.
Mrs. Hattie Hisey came up from
Wayne Saturday and spent sunday al
Cedarwood. Mrs jerks, of Port HUI
ron, accompanied her.
Harry Holden, daughter Mia, SOL
Rensley, of Yale, and Mrs. Pearl Mad
deux, of Cincinnati, are in the Mcln
tyre cottage at Cedarwood
] VIM. +. Rub and family, Fred lay
lor and family motOred to Port Huron
and down the river points sunday
This is a very pleasant and enjoyable
drive.
A member of the state tax commits
sion has been working making assess
ments on farm property in this section
of the county during the past three
weeks
ALI Pratt and family, Al Knisley ant
family spent part OF last week will
Rev. Saxbee and family at Genesee
They also motOred 10 Flint, Pontia'
and Detroit.
Il. J. Minnie brought TO this oflic,
last Saturday another stalk of corr
grown in the fourteen acre patch oil
his farm spoken of last week which
measures 3 II. IL in Can anyone bea
thisP
Superintendent Green has put tn
grounds around the power plant in
neat and tidy condition. The law
has been graded, seeded and rolled
Next spring we expect it to be beaut
spot.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Daykin, VIII
have resided in Yale since Novembe
last, moved to Chelsea Tuesday of thi
week. 1t is with regret we learn o
their leaving but the best of goo
wishes for future health, happiness an
prosperity go with them.
Arrangements to boost the Chautau
qua. which starts on Friday of thi
week, were made at meeting OF tn
Citizens Improvement Club held at tn
Council Room Tuesday night. Seye
decorated autos were sent out Wedne'
day afternoon to the towns surround
ing Yale selling season tickets.
The Marlette Leader gives accOun
in last weeks issue Of the beautifr
home wedding of Lucille Ostrande
n and George w. Fox, OF Detroit. Mis-
n Lucille is the daughter of Rev. an
hrs. w. ). 0strander who were res
dents of Yale some years ago, Re-
Ostrander being pastor of the M.
church. She was well liked and popt
lar among the young people of Yal
who offer congratulations and be-
wishes.
The following people spent Sunds
at the Mcmahon home, southeast {
the city:-Rev. Fr. Carroll, Mr. an
Mrs. Geo. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Wi
Sturdevan and children, Mrs. Needhan