The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-06-22
Local and Otherwise.

Port Huron.
John Sexton was in Detroit last Fri
day on business
Lew Etchells was in Detroit over
Sunday on visit.
Don't forget Yale's big Fourth of
July celebration.
Chris Vogelei was up from Port HUI
ron Tuesday on business.
Arthur Clyne is home from Ypsilantl
for the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fry were at
Avooa the first of the week.
Isabelle Brown il visiting with rela-
tives at Laurel and Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles simmons were at
Avoca Thursday of last week.
Dora Barr spent few days with
Mrs. Gerald Allen at Port Huron.
Floyd Ferguson and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Attention.
Allen Phillips, of Port Huron, visit
ed in Yale and Fremont this week.
Emerson Cooper, of Richmond, was
in Yale this week calling on friends
Mrs. Isaiah Martin and daughter
Mabel were at Port Huron Friday last.
Fred Sorgatz was home from Detroit
Sunday on visit to his wife and little
son.
A. Windsor and wife were at Brown
City and Melvin the fore part of the
week,
Roy w. and Ed Cork, of Detroit,
visited relatives and friends here over
Sunday.
Harry Campbell returned home Mon
day from attending M. A. 9. at East
Lansing.
Moses Burns and family, of Croswell,
spent sunday and Monday at the home
of Mrs MeNulty.
Mrs. Thos. Kerry and daughter
Rachael are visiting friends and rela'
tivrs in Toronto.
Mrs Grant Holden, Rex Leta aud
Bernice are spending the week with
relatives near Almont.
Il. f. Fead is getting the grounds
around his new home in fhe shape
with grading and leveling
Gov Ferris has designated June %
and 80 as road bee days and issued a
proclamation to that effect
Myrtle VanCamp, of Port Huron is
visiting at the home of Nina and Eva
Cascadden in Speaker township.
Mrs. John Shafer and baby, OF May
Vile, formerly Yale resident, visited
| friends in the city the last of the week.
Tommy Clyne, who is now making
his home on farm near Jeddo, visited
his brother and friends here the first of
the week.
Frank Middleton, of Port Huron
Jack Ward and Maurice Meriole, OF
| Avoca, were in Yale Wednesday call
ing on friends.
1 Marjorie MenZies is the guest of
Irene Marx and other friends in Brown
City this week, and is attending com
mencement exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae, Irene
/ Harrington and Elizabeth McColl mo-
tored to Brown City today to attend
commencement exercises this evening
Il. u. O'Brien, editor of the Cora
News, one Of the speakers for the Anti
Saloon League, made the Exposition
Office friendly call Monday morning
Jas. Mckinney, of Wichita, Kansas
called at the Exposition Office Wednes
day and made us pleasant visit. lie
is on visit to relatives and friends at
Brockway.
Mrs. James Wallace accompanied
her brother, j. A. Rapley to Ann Arbor
last week, when they took his little
four-year old daughter to receive the
Pastuer treatment.
Charles Brown, wife and daughter
Corinth, Ont, visited his brother Hiram
this week. They returned by way OF
Cass City and Mrs. Hiram Brown ac-
companied them on the trip.
AS Mrs. Chas. Brown was going w
her back door steps few days ago she
caught her foot on the step and falling
broke a bone in her leg. She is beine
made as comfortable as possible.
The st. Clair County Association OF
the l.. D. Il. M. will meet with Peer
less Hive, No. 1913, on Wednesday
August 2. An open meeting will bt
held at the city park in the afternoon
Mrs. David Weleh, Mrs. Roy M
Menerey and daughter Beulah left OF
Tuesday morning to visit Wellington
Newell and family at Plymouth. They
will also visit In Detroit, Flint anC
Pontiac before returning.
While working in his barn one mil,
west Of Yale, Tuesday morning, JohI
+. Menerey, fell from ladder onto ;
set of drags and sustained some sever,
bruises. He struck on his head ant
was unconscious for time but is a
right as fiddle now.
Chas. Il. Martin has purchased tn
old homestead farm of 160 acres, locat
ed north and east of here. from hi
father, James Ii. Martin, and will
move onto the place this fall. Charlie,
has always made a success of what
ever he has gone into and we predic
that he will make good at farming
Here's hoping.
"Even Yale talks of celebrating tn
4th Of July."-Marlette Leader. VIII,
the sarcastic tone, brother? "Evel
Yale" Did Yale ever fall down on
celebrationY unless the weather bump
ed us, which ii is altogether likely t
do this year. But we are doing NOR
than talk. Come down to a live tow
ON the 4th, Marlette, or any other da
for the matter of that.
Marion, little 10-year-old daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs w. III. Learmont wa