The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-08-31
abor Day. Monday, Sept. 4.

visited Mr.. and Mrs. Danlel ferguson
the past week.
Russell Newsted was up from De
troit to spend the weekend with his
young friends.
Belon Robinson, of West Lynn,
spent Saturday last with old-tlme
friends IN Yale.
George Cameron and family made an
places this week.
V. +. Mcdonald, of Detroit, visited
his mother and other Yale relatives and
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. John Wark and son Harold are
spending few days this week with
Port Huron relatives.
Louise Bright returned home this
week after two weeks visit with Mrs.
l.. Ii. Leslie at Detroit.
Mrs. Clyde Richards entertained her
brother, Mr.. Wilson, from Port Huron
the latter end of the week.
Fredda Holden left Monday evening
for Chicago, Minneapolis aud Delphi,
Ind, for few weeks visit.
Edward Andreae and family aud
guest Miss Booth have been staying at
Cedarwood since Chautauqna
+ Il. Blackney, county commissioner
of schools, made the Expositor Office
very pleasant visit Friday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottleib Mihlethaler
are visiting relatives at Toronto, Ont,
also attending the fair now on.
Duck hunting season will open Sep
TENDER 10th and close December 10th.
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Gladys Alexander and Jaunita Butler
of Ionia are visiting at the home Of
James Butler for couple OF weeks.
Quite number of Yale people are
attending the big supervisors picnic at
Lakeside park at Port Huron today.
Miss O'Connor, of Jeddo and Miss
Strevel of Detroit, have been guests in
the Walter smith home during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry keil, Of Atkins,
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Burger OF Cleveland,
were guests last week of Mr.. aud Mrs.
viii Ernest.
Floyd Ferguson and family attended
the New Church Summer School at
Almont Sunday and also visited rela-
tives at Attention.
The rural teachers of st. Clair coun-
ty will hold their annual meeting in the
high school building Port Huron Sat
urday, Sept. =. All invited.
Price of bread brought in from other
cities has been raised one cent. You
now pay and / cents per loaf. Bread
made in Yale remains the same price.
Richard II. McKenna, of Toronto,
| dropped in on his nephew VIM. f..
4 Menerey one evening during the past
week and made him pleasant visit.
Dorothy Ripplinger has returned to
Detroit after three weeks visit at the
home of j. A. MenZies. Ruth MenZies
Chas. Montney is improving the ap.
pearance of his dwelling house on First
street by painting it neat shamrock
green with bungalow brown trimmings
Your attention is called to the Elk.
positor's "Buy at Home" department
Study carefully the articles and read
the ads. also. We are positive you will
be benefited greatly,
We notice by Thursday last Port
Huron Times Herald that Miss Letitis
Hanna was seriously i'll at her home in
that city. Her Yale friends trust that
she is much better at present.
Quite a number from the Disciple
church iourneyed to Port Huron OF
Tuesday and spent pleasant day al
the beaches, taking lunches with them
and enjoying a regular holiday picnic
VIM. II. LearmOnt and family spent
the past week OIL an auto trip through
Canada and to Niagara Falls anC
Buffalo, returning home Tuesday eve
ming. 1t was a very enjoyable anC
pleasant trip.
The account of Mrs. Len McWater
for services rendered to Mrs Dell. L
Sawyer during her last sickness, wa
presented TO the probate court for al
Iowance. After examination the Judg'
disallowed the claim.
Charles TenuiswOod brought to tn,
ExpOsitor office Monday morning
stalk of corn grown on the farm o
Thos. Wark i'm Speaker township.
measures 12 feet and the whole field o
8 acres is of the same height.
Mrs. Margaret Hubbard, Lucinds
and Frances Hubbard, Albert anC
Henry Parkinson of Detroit, are visit
= ing II, Ii. Parkinson this week. Thre
= auto loads of friends and relatives froI
Detroit will be here next Sunday.
Mrs. Mcfarland and children, o
9 Iron Mountain, Mich, have been guest
t of Mrs. Euphemia Howell for the pas
!. week or two. Mrs. Mcfarland will b
remembers as Maud VanWagnel
whose home was i'm Yale when she wa
: a child. The Beeoher home wa
: bought from her father.
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