The Yale expositor., 1916-08-10


first of the week.
Elizabeth Lothian is visiting friends
at Richmond and Detroit.
Isabelle Brown visited friends near
Burnside the first of tho week.
Guy L. Beard and family are spend
ing the week at Cedarwood.
Dr. and Mrs. j. b. Stevens motored
to Port Huron and Sarnia today.
MIR. and Mrs. Fairman, of Detroit, are
the guests Of J. G. Hart and wife.
Mrs. John Burley, of Port Huron,
visited among Yale friends Monday.
Geo. Minnie, of Avoca, visited his
son L. J. and family the first OF the
week.
James Livingston, of Baden, Ont, is
in Yale Oh visit to James McColl and
family.
Mrs. w. l.. Ballentine, of Detroit, is
visiting her mother and other friends
in Yale.
il. Rosenthal attended convention
Of the clothiers i'm Detroit the first Of
the week.
Francis Rooney, of Mt. Clemens, has
been visiting his cousin, Don Mathews
this week.
VIM. Allen and wife of CrosHell Wis.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Dinner The
first Of the week.
Henry Parkinson, Of Detroit has
been visiting relatives and friends
here the past week
Mrs. Herb Eshlemsn, of Flint is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Eva j. Black
and frieuds in Yale.
Nil and Mrs W. y. Killean of New
York were guests Of X. q, Mclaughlin
and family last week.
George Fox, of Flint, spent Tuesday
evening and Wednesday morning with
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Rounds
b. w. Fellows, proprietor Of the
Marlstte Marble Il Granite Works, was
in the city Tuesday on business.
Ed Edlghoffer and family motored to
Bad Axe and spent few days the past
week with relatives and friends.
Kenneth Lacy and cousin, Donald
Gillian, of Niles, returned Tuesday
from lake trip to Mackinaw Island.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter o. f.
s. Aug. ~.
Mrs. Olive Jacobs, Secretary
Mrs. II. ID. Macleod and two children
of Ashtabula, Ohio, are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden.
Marion Stephen, of Romeo, and
Dorothy Ripplinger, of Detroit, are
guests of Ruth and Marjorie Menzies.
Mrs. Frank Phillips is assisting in
the office of the Yale Market Co. dur
ing the absence of Elizabeth Lothian.
Will Colling and family autoed over
from Colling, Mich, Sunday, spending
the day with Jas. 4. Anderson and
family.
Jack Jardine got his hand quite bad
| ly squeezed in machine at the wooden
mills last week, Luckily no bones
were broken.
The only advertised letters remaining
In the postofiice this week are address
ed Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Hiscock and Mr..
John Barkhart.
Tom Fox, who was injured week
ago in an auto accident, has had SER
ious time since, but from last reports
he is improving.
Mrs. Jas. Granny and daughter
Frances and Margaret Conroy, of De-
troit are visiting relatives and friends
in Yale and vicinity.
Mrs Frank Fitzgerald and children
Mrs. Sadie Jeans and son James, Mrs
Edna Powers, Edward Fitzgerald and
Stella Conroy, OF Detroit, are guests OF
Michael Conroy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Menzies and
daughter Ruth motored to Armada
Sunday. Grace MenZies, who has beer
spending the week there with relatives
and friends returned home in the
evening
Fl. p. dinner was in the northern
part of the state last week buying Der
ries. On account of the long continued
dry weather the berries are hard to ge
and Henry had to be satisfied with
few bushels of the crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch, of Woodstock
Ont, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Corless, o.
Avon, Ont, Mrs. Chas. MEIER and son
|, and Mrs VIM. MEIER and son o.
Rochester, Mich, spent Friday will
IL. b. Jones and family.
, Earl Metcalf, who has been engaged
in the hardware business at MillingtoI
, for the past few months, disposed o
his interests at that place last weel
: and is back at his old job in Clyde r
Richards hardware store.
, Chas. Conlen, of North Branch, ha
q purchased Grant Weloh's dry cleaning
= establishment and has moved the out
> 1T to the rear of Merrills flat and !
: now prepared to take care of all order
I for cleaning and pressing clothes II
short order. Give him call.
a Deputy Boucher, Mrs. Chas Fergu
son, Mrs. Fred Lutz, Mrs. Geo. Cough
. Mrs. Saunby, Mrs. Ed loft, Mrs. Johl
!. Bright, Deputy Minor and Mrs. Franl
n Phillips motored to Lake Pleasant OF
q Thursday, Aug. 3rd. to attend the La
peer county association l.. o. L. M.
Leslie Stirling, mention. of who's
!, serious illness was made in last issue o
!. Expositor, passed away at his home II
a Croswell I uesday morning. The fun
o eral is being held at 80 today and in
|, terment will be made In Lexington
cemetery. Many from Yale attended
K "Home," the serial story now beiDI
q run in the Expositor, will be conclude
a In the issue of August 18th. "Unde
II Fire" is the name of the new story 1