The Yale expositor., 1916-10-19

ale To-Day Gazing on Irlenus'
Mrs. George Bsrth is spending the
week with her parents at Crystal.
A fine rain Wednesday night which
will do heap of good to fall wheat.
Bert Mcdonald is having his Ken
nefick st. dwelling house re-shingled.
John Stanley, of Melvin, was the
guest of Mrs. as. Keyes over Sunday.
Mrs. IIuldah White, of Reese, is on
visit to her neice, Mrs. George L.
Higley.
Word from Jason Clark at Saginaw
reports no improvement in the condi-
tion of his father.
Will Sayles was home over Sunday
from Highland Park, where he has
position in bank.
James Cooper, wife and friends, of
Detroit, visited in Yale Friday last
while on their way TO Croswell
John j. Shafer, of Mayville, formerly
a Yale photographer, was here this
week calling on old-time friends.
Will Menerey and partner, Harry
Warner, of Detroit, spent Sunday with
the formers mother, Mrs. X. +.
Menerey.
Jacob Miller, painter, has frightened
mp the fronts of Oyiatt's bakery and
the postoflice building by fresh coats
of paint.
A number of relatives and friends of
Herman Doelle, deceased, attended the
funeral which was held at Croswell
Tuesday.
Sam Shaw, who has spent some time
at Los Angeles, Calf, is now at
Phoenix, Ariz, where he will spend
the winter.
G. j. Williams and family motored
from Carleton on Saturday last and
spent Sunday with his brother, Harry
A. Williams.
VIM. Ii. Fletcher received word this
week of the death of Chas. Fletcher's
child on Saturday night last at the
home near Melvin.
. The Yale Canning Company is can
ming apples at the factory this fall.
Apples measuring two inches or more
in diameter wanted.
Nov. 7th is the date of the next num-
ber of the business mems lecture course.
Charles Howard Plattenburg will give
one of his popular lectures.
William Sayles suffered slight par
alytic stroke on Saturday last and has
remained at his home since. Latest
reports are that he is improving.
The Seniors of Yale High School will
give halloween party in Central hall,
Friday, October 9th. They plan to
,, have lively and interesting time.
Jack Thompson, while at work
pressing hay at the Benjamin place,
got the thumb of his left hand caught
in the hay press cutting the end of it
off.
Our inserts failed to reach us this
week, therefore we are compelled to
leave out some of our advertisements
aud print eight pages only. Watch
for twelve pages next week.
Ed Sheehy received two carloads of
potatoes this week, grown in northern
Michigan, and are as fine lot as any
ono would wish. Farmers and Others
are buying their winters supply from
him.
Dolph Andreae has built fine large
yerandah on the south and west sides
of his North street dwelling house.
Lowell Munroe has been painting the
place this week and 1t looks spic and
span.
Joseph Wilt jr. was up from Detroit
the past week and packed his furniture
and household goods and moved same
to the city where Joe has permanent
position. We wish the family every
success.
Rev. Geach informs us that the first
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will be laid this fall and the water
covers placed to keep out the storms
during the winter. Further work will
bo discontinued until next spring.
Ed Eilber was at Detroit last Satur-
day and drove home in new 1917
model Dodge automobile which may
be seen in the show room of Eilber ~
Barth. 1t is Ia inch wheel base and
has a number of improvements in its
makeup.
The following birth announcement
appeared in the Almont Herald last
week: "a nine pound daughter came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
! Hough at Yale on Monday, October 8,
, 1916. Miss Kate Price is staying with
: them for two weeks"
; Mrs John ZayitZ died at the home