The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-09-13
Local and Otherwise.

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Sunday guests in Yale.
DR.. Pollock, wife and son Donald
were In Port Huron Monday.
James McColl returned Friday night
from business trip to Chicago.
George and j. X. Rassey were In
Port Huron on business Monday.
Clarence Drake, druggist of Fargo,
was in Yale Wednesday on business.
Bert Walker has bought the Jerry
Johnson farm. south and west Of Yale.
James Dant and daughter Vivian, of
Detroit, were visiting Yale friends last
week.
Heavy frost Monday night doing a
lot of damage to corn, tomatoes and
garden truck.
Mrs. l.. Il. Leslie and daughter Berle
of Detroit, visited at John Bright's
over Sunday.
A. Windsor and wife spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives and friends
in Port Huron. rrl
The windows for the new M. E.
church, Yale, have arrived and will
be put in place soon.
Guy f. Beard, f. II. Drake, J. b.
Weymouth and j. A. Menzies were in
Port Huron Monday.
Mrs. Anna Paterson, Duncan Pater-
son aud wife, of Capac, visited L. II.
Parkinson and wife on Sunday last.
The weather still keeps cool, yet Old
Sol shines every day. Many persons
have donned their heavy underwear.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daughter
Ruth drove to Armada Wednesday and
spent the day with relatives and friends.
David Il. Brown, Byron Chapel, wife
and daughter, of Deckerville, were in
Yale Sunday on visit to relatives and
friends.
Eldred Charles will preach in the
Melvin Baptist church Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock. A chart sermon will be
delivered.
VIM. Bright, Janet Bright and Mrs.
VIM. Shearer, of Listowell, Ont, have
been visiting John Bright and family
the past week.
Miss Susan Evans writes us to
change the address of her Expositor
from Bolton, Lake George, N. Y, to
Springfield, Ohio.
Drain Commissioner Chase of St.
Clair county, was in the locality of
Yale Tuesday on business pertaining
to Mill Greek drain.
DR.. Fowler and wife, Mrs. Cotton
and daughter Janet, of Detroit, visited
VIM. Cheeseman and family Sunday
and Monday of last week.
Walter Knapp has threshed this year
nearly 1000 bushels Of oats, 300 BUSH
els of wheat and has still in the field
l20 acres of beans. Walt is some
farmer.
Cleaner dance at Old Brockway to-
morrow night, Friday, September l4th.
Music by McKanlass 3.piece orchestra.
bill, including refreshments. 81. Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
Expositor subscribers are taking adj
vantage of the $1O0 rate and paying up
arrearsges and one, two and five years
in advance. Remember the Expositor
subscription will be $3.50 after Octo-
| Der lst
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha. V. Andreae, of
Avoca, are receiving congratulations
from friends over the birth of a daugh-
ter at their home on Monday, Sept. TO-
The Expositor joins with others in Of
fering congratulations.
The subscription list of the EXPOSE
itor has been corrected and those who
paid previous to August 18th are urged
to look at the label on their paper and
see if the proper credit has been given.
Those who are now in arrears please
square up before Oct. LIST.
The 47th annual Fair will be held at
North Branch Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 20, q and 28,
1917, and the management promises an
unusually interesting exhibition in ev-
cry department. Races, base ball
and fine program of special attrac-
tions will feature the show.
August 10th 255 new Michigan laws
passed by the last legislature went into
effect. No. "a provides fine or impris-
onment for any person who rides a
bicycle on sidewalk in city or in
corporated village. We publish the
above for the benefit of those who own
or ride bicycles. 1t isn't keep off the
grass, it's keep off the sidewalks.
Us. O'Rourke and family started
Saturday morning on an extended auto
Strip. taking ia Montrose, Saginaw,