The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-30


VIM. Ii. Learmont and wife spent
part of the week in Detroit.
j. F. Crysler and wife were at Caro-
this week attending the fair.
II. III. Ellar, of Detroit, was in Yale
Wednesday calling on friends.
George Mcintyre and wife visited in
Detroit with friends this week.
Mildred Rub visited her friend Mil
dred Sweet at Sarnia the past week.
Fred Boligar and James Mcmahon
motored to Port Huron Friday last.
Charley Menerey, who has been work
ing in the Morton Salt block, Port
Huron, is home.
Rey. p j. Cullinane, of Detroit, was
calling on his many Yale friends last
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Willard and son, of
Detroit, are spending the week among
Yale friends and relatives.
Edgar Vroomsn will teach school at
the st. Clair Flats the coming year and
leaves for there next week.
John and Donald Craig returned to
their home at Pontiac after spending
last week with their parents.
John Bright and daughter Pearl re-
turned Thursday night from a weeks
visit with relatives in Canada.
John Wark left Wednesday evening
for the Canadian Northwest where he
will spend a couple of months.
Mrs. Otto Clipperton and Miss Janet
Bright, of Listowell, Ont, visited with
John Bright and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dayis and Miss
Roxy Davis, of Port Huron, visited
the family OF John w ark on Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Hennessy, of Deokerville,
visited her sister, Mrs. f. w. Andreae
and other relatives and friends In Yale
this week.
Rev. w. Geach and family spent a
few days recently at Fair Haven, as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. s. Hurt, Of
Richmond.
Eldred Charles will preach in the
North Speaker Baptist church Sunday
morning at ii o'clock and at the Yale
church in the evening.
r. E. Martin is doing good job
painting his dwelling house and barn.
1t brightens up the appearance and
makes great Improvement.
Robert Xix has been offered employ
ment as carrier on the Fair Haven
rural route. There has been vacancy
on this route since last spring.
James Wallace and wife, Art Dem
mis-, wife and son, Bert Evans, wife and
child, Clifford Hutton and j. I. Rosen-
thai were at Cedarwood Sunday.
Walter Carpenter, Edward Naples
and Ernest Carpenter. accompanied by
their wives, of Inlay City, spent Sun
day at the home of M. B. Hallead
Mrs. Mary simmons visited her sis
ter, Mrs. f. A. Hill at Avocs, Tuesday.
From there she expects to go to Strath-
roy on a visit to relatives and friends
The ladies of Sacred Heart parish
will give q social dance at Laidlaw's
Hall, Melvin, on Thursday evening
Sept. 9th. Music by Yale orchestra
Bill, sl.0O
Mrs. Mckay and son w. r. motored
up from Highland Park this week and
visited relatives. Her sister, Mrs J. z.
Hart returned with them and will visit
the State Fair.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday last
were cold, raw days and an overcoat
and heavy underwear were very &C
ceptable Monday morning turned out
warm and sunshiny.
John E. Staley's horse won first
money in consolation race ut Cass
City last week Wednesday. This week
the horse was started at Caro-. John
went over Wednesday.
Fred, Isla, Ray and Cecil Salter, Cy
Bradshaw, Of Detroit, Will Salter and
wife, of Peck, Will Bentley, of Brown
City, attended the funeral of Mrs. AID.
die Mitchell last week.
Dorothy Lacy arrives in Sarnia or
Friday morning on the steamer NoroniC
from her summers visit in Duluth
She is accompanied by her uncle Geo
Z. Gillian and son Donald, of Niles.
Donna Wallace has been engaged al
clerk In the Yale postoffce and will
go to work next week. Helen Farley
expects to leave for Ypsilanti and at
tend the Normal College the first OF
September.
Harvey j. Foster, who recently went
out Of the clothing business at Peck
has accepted position with the Ma