The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-07-13


store in Sarnia.
Rev. Lester Clark is visiting friends
at Sandusky this week.
James McCOll has been in Chicago
the past week on business.
Leta and Bernice Holden will spend
the next week in AlmOnt.
Irene Harrington is learning the
ropes in the telephone office.
Geo. N. Jones, of Shabbona, visited
friends in Yale the past week.
Mrs. G. l.. Hunter, of Toronto, is
visiting her many Yale friends
j. l. Rosenthal was at Detroit and
Port Huron the first of the week.
Monday, July IL, was counted the
hottest day 80 far of the summer.
Mrs. John Millen of Duluth is a
guest at the Dr. " A. Lacy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Campbell of Oil
vet, are guests of Walter Brown and
family.
Rodger Gorton and Chas. Crosby of
Lexington, were in Yale Monday af-
ternoon.
The Yale Buick Co. sold a 6cylinder
Buick to VIM Cameron of KenOckee
township.
Mrs. G. 5. Brown and son Colin visit
ed her mother near Sandusky the first
of the week.
Joe Rosenthal, Art Clyne, Don Nc
Duff and Harry Mclean were at CrOs-
well Sunday.
DIR. M. j. Smead and wife, of Roches-
ter visited DIR. j. b. Stevens and wife
here over Sunday.
j. A. MenZies and family were At
C-darwood Saturday and at Armada
sunday and Monday.
Il Edward Oatman, of Detroit, visited
his parents and friends in Yale and
vicinity the past week
Ethel and Edna Miller of Grand
Rapids, have been the guests or Mrs.
Geo. Cameron the past week
Raymond Knapp and family, of De
trOit, visited relatives and friends in
Yale and vicinity over sunday.
Will Lince and family and Mrs WIN.
Mackman moved to Clio this week.
where they will make their home.
Mildred Wallace of Pittsburg, Ia
and Louise Wallace, of Saginaw, are
guests at the James Wallace home
Dolph Andreae and family have
taken up their residence in their cot
tage at Cedarwood for the summer.
A thunder storm Wednesday passed
around to the east and south of MS.
Did not cool the atmosphere much.
Washington Lodge, l.. O. l. went to
Pontiac the 18th to celebrate Orange
mems day. They made the trip by
auto.
Marjorie MenZies was in Port Huron
Wednesday. Jennie Dudley of Ar
mazda returned with her for a weeks
visit.
Ira Bricker and wife motored from
Bay City to Yale last sunday and ex.
pect to spend about two weeks among
relatives and friends.
Harry ii. Holden, who has spent the
past winter and spring at Comanchee
Texas, with his son Clarence, returned
to Yale the first of the week.
We have had fine, dry, sunshiny
and some real warm weather the past
ten days. A little rain would do no
harm, in fact it is really needed.
Grant Holden, l. Roy Fuller, Geo
Green and Chas. Rounds motored tC
lake north and west of Capac and
spent the day fishing on Friday last.
Mrs. Fred SOrgatz and baby left fol
their new home in Detroit Monday
Mrs. j. W. Harrington went with hel
daughter to assist in getting settled.
Carrie Clark returned from Flint
this week where she has been visiting
for time. Donna Eshleman accom-.
panied her home to spend week OF
two.
viii Lennon and wife, who had in
tended to spend the summer with rela
tives and friends in Emmett township
have returned to their home at Mani
tou, Colo.
We are now asking one another as i
hot enough for your Twill not be
long before we will want to know if il
is cold enough. Always something t
talk about.
Some fine catches of perch have beer
made by the campers at CedarwooC
during the past week. The fishermen
say they never saw such large size fish
as have been caught.
The bunch of young ladies VIII,
oamped in Mclntyre's cottage at Cedar
wood for the past week or more re
turned home Sunday, having enjoye,
the outing to their hearts content.
Frank Andreae and family have re
tuiucu lIOm tu6iI week outing a
Cedarwood, and DR.. Pollock and Chas
Palmer with their families are thi
week occupying the Guy Beard cottage
Jas. Ross called at our Office Tuesda
and said:-"Did you hear about tn
snow storm they had at old Brockwa
yesterday. We answered no. "With
out any joking six inches of snow fell
: he said
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mackman hay,
the thanks of the publisher of the Elk
pOsitor and family for nice mess o.
Strawberries. We appreciate sucl
thoughtfulness on the part of on
friends.
Harry.A. Williams has resigned hi
position as assistant station agent ant
will give his entire time and attention
to the bazaar. Russell Courtner, o
Jeddo, is the new man at the depot il
Harry's position.
Eldred Charles informs us that h,
has just received foreword from
Walter Gospill, the Y. M. G. A. count,
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