The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-06-08
Local and Otherwise.

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Mrs. j @. Davis and children visited
friends in Harbor Beach this week.
Mrs. Herb HougltOn, of Flint, has
been visiting in Yale the past week.
Glenn Daykin and Rev. Bradfeld
were at Marlette Tuesday on business.
Elizabeth McColl is home from Tar
rytown, N. y, where che is attending
college.
David LaFeyer and wife, of Capac,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ferguson
last week.
Henry Bush, OF Sombra, Ont, has
been in Yale the past week on visit
TO friends.
The only advertised letter at the
Yale postofIice this week is for Miss
Henderson.
Margaret WOrden, who has been
teaching at Marine City is homo for
the summer.
Rev. Eldred Charles and family
moved into r. j. Minnie's house on
Mary street today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin LutZ, of Port
Huron, visited relatives and friends
here the past week.
Dr. Pollock has purchased a WHY'S
Knight automobile from n, Il. Percy
of the Yale Garage.
DIR. Sullivan, wife and child. of De-
troit, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
| Kissane over Sunday.
Mrs. Walker Greer, Of South Bend,
! Ind, is visiting at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. T.. r. Card.
Floyd Ferguson was at Attention
Monday, returning the next day with
his Maxwell automobile.
Mrs. Geo. Green, who is visiting her
PARENTS at Croswell, WAS taken with
German measles last week.
Frank Pomella, wife and daughter,
of Minden City. visited friends III ale
the latter part of last week.
| l.. Roy Fuller has full line Of gifts
that will be appreciated 10y the gradu-
ates See his big ad on 9TH page.
TT. Minnie now drives Chrevolet
car, having purchased il of Mcintyre
| & Holden, Yale agents, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller went to
| HurOnia Beach Monday 10 spend a
few days with Mrs w a. Holden.
Jas. II. Martin and family entertain
ed Ephriam VanCamp. Mark Gray and
wife of Croswell, during the past week.
Mrs. Ralph Ewing, of Detroit, is
spending the week with her mother,
Mrs Roger WEIGH, and friends in this
city.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred SorgatZ on Sunday, June 4th.
Their friends are offering cOngratula-
tons.
Mrs. Chas. Cook of Detroit and Zelda
Armstrong of Almont are visiting at
Mrs. A. Cavanagh's south and west of
the city,
Joe Wilt handed in his resignation
as assistant at the power house and it
was accepted. Joe will move TO De
troit where he has secured employment.
Jack Worden has been engaged tenn
porarily TO fill the vacancy.
A grand annual Cleaner ball will be
given at their hall in Old Brockway on
Friday evening, June 9th, 1916 Music
by McKanlass 3-piece orchestra Floor
manager, Henry Eschenburg. Every
body invited. Bill. including lunch, 81.
The bad weather during the past few
weeks has delayed work on the road
fill at Thornton on the trunk line be-
tween Port Huron and Yale. Com.
missioner Stevens states that he ex-
poets to complete the job this week or
first of next.
Automobiles stopping in the city fol-
any length of time should park to the
curb on an angle, not closer than three
feet apart. This would allow each
machine to back away without any
inconvenience. Try it and see how
nicely it works.
Bert WEIGH and family have gone to
Detroit where they will make their
home for time. Jas. Blackford and
family have also moved to the city
Messrs. WEIGH & Blackford have pur.
chased some lots and will build houses
on same for rent and sale.
Geo. Little, of Speaker, who has been
suffering from gangrene of his foot
for several weeks, had the diseased
limb amputated four inches above the
knee on Thursday afternoon last. He
withstood the operation and his
chances for recovery are encouraging
Automobile licenses between Canada
and Michigan will be interchaDged
hereafter. Canadian licenses will be
good for 81 days in Michigan and
Michigan licenses will he good for the
same length of time in Canada. This
will do away with a lot of red tape and
delay.
Word received Monday evening from
j. +. Crysler who is in Detroit, is very
encouraging. lie states that Mrs
Crysler withstood the operation al
Harper's hospital and every encourage.
ment is given as to her complete re.
covery. Her friends will be pleased to
learn of this.
Lightning struck the barn on the
farm of Joseph Yuill, southeast OF
Yale during the storm on Sunday af.
ternoon last and burned ii to the
ground with the contents, about two
or three tons of hay, a quantity of barn
timber and some implements Loss
about 81 C0 with $500 insurance.
Mr.. Sarchfeld, buyer, of Emmett
shipped two carloads of cattle from
Yale last Saturday. Among the lot
we're fifteen fine ONES brought in by
John Robertson east OF Yale that av-
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