The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-09-06

Dave Orr, of Caro-, visited at the
home of w. F. Rub last Sunday.
Thelma Minnie visited relatives and
friends in Port Huron last week.
James Mcmahon was rejected by the
draft board OF examinerslast week.
Enery Wellar is in Port Huron called
there by the draft examining board.
Charley Menerey went to Jackson on
Friday last where he will go to work.
James G. McKenna, of Prescott, was
in Yale Wednesday on a visit to friends.
Don Comstock, of Ypsilanti, was the
guest at the Drouyor home over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Kerr, of Lum, visited
among her lady friends In Yale last
week.
Lee Hodgins, of Detroit, visited his
parents and friends In Yale the past
week.
Gertrude Rudd and Imogene Simp-
son, of Ann Arbor are guests of Isobel
Menerey.
Mrs. John Wark and son Harold
were weekend guests of friends in and
near Melvin.
Jason Clark and DR.. Brooks, of Sag
NAV, we're calling on Yale relatives and
friends Wednesday.
e. f. Pratt, Elston Huffman and c.
). Brown autoed to Sandusky Wednes-
day and attended the fair.
Mrs. Russell and daughter Florence,
of Bay City, were the guests. of Thos.
Holden and wife the past week.
Chas. Craig, Frank Hallead and other
\ ale people formed a party to attend
the State Fair at Detroit this week.
Auction sale bills printed at the Ex-
position Office with nsatness and dis
patch. If you expect to have sale
this fall or winter secure your dates
early.
Ethel Martin has been engaged as
instructor in the commercial depart
ment of the Florence, Wis, high school
this year and departed for there last
week.
4. III. Drake and wife accompanied
the formers brother Charles B. as far
as Lansing on his way to Sheridan,
where he is pastor of tho Disciple
church.
Philip Beadle, our hustling general
delivery man, now drives Ford tour
ing car purchased of the Yale agency
of James Cogley Sons. Scotty Isles is
also an owner of one
A bouncing baby boy was born to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Smith, of
Saginaw, on Sunday, August 10th, 1917
Congratulations. Mrs. Smith is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm Paxton
of this place.
| Lutte Mcdonald, who has resided in
Brown City for number of years, has
severed his connection with the meat
market where he was employed and
moved to Pontiac and accepted a posi-
ton in that city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Menerey left fol-
Detroit today to visit their son Bruce
They will spend the fall months among
relatives and friends in this state and
Canada and before the chilly winds and
SHOWS of winter come on expect to &c
to California.
Fred Shades, of Iowa, is in Yale
making arrangements to open a candy
store and lunch room In the little build
ing to the south of the Windsor 81 Jar
dine barber shop. He has rented the
building and as soon as his stock Of
goods arrive will open tor business
Fred is son OF Joel Smades, former
: resident of this city.
Peter Muma, of Blaine, was In Yale
Wednesday. He says that his pacing
mare, Hally G is now at indianapolis
and from there will go 10 Wisconsin
: She has won first money in several OF
the big stakes offered and never was
outside the money in any race entered
this season Hally G made her maiden
start on Yale track a few years age
and has made good ever since.
William l.. Fesd, aged 81 years, sup
! erintendent and member of the firm
of John l.. Fead & Sons Knitting Mills
Port Huron, died at his home, 81
Glenwood avenue at 4:30 o'clock Satur
,, day morning. Sept. after an illness Of
less than week. Mr.. Fead wa
born in Lexington, Mich, and leaves
his widow and one daughter, Esther
He is a brother of K. f. Fead, cashier
of the First National Bank of THU
place. Funeral services were held from
the home at 8 o'clock Monday. Buria
in Lakeview cemetery Lexington.
Frank Kerr and Elmer Rose have
bought the Hall 81 Graham $4,000 hard
ware stock az CapaQ and are busy Thu