The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-10-11
Local and Otherwise.

III. T.. Dinner and Chas Rounds are in
Detroit attending good roads conven-
ton.
Mildred Sweet and young lady friend,
of Sarnla, visited in Yale over Sunday.
l.. +. VanCamp is at Arkhart, N. Y,
at work installing machinery in new
factory.
Irene Harrington, of Detroit, was the
guest of VIM. Sayles and family over
Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ritter
on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1917, a son.
Here's hoping.
Albert King and bride, of Creditor,
Ont, spent the first of the week with
Mrs. Ed King.
JIG. Holden, of Owosso, is here look
ing after his building which was dam
aged by the recent fire.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Andreae, Mrs. j. A.
Menzies, daughter Marjorie, and Mrs.
Rounds, are in Port Huron today.
John Z. Livingston and wife, of
Baden, Ont, were guests of Jas. Nc
Coll and family over Sunday.
Mrs. K. Hickson and Mrs. Blinkhorn,
of London, Ont, spent the past week
Mrs. Clyde Richards and Mrs. Fred
Mathews are visiting with the family
of DR.. Wight in Battle Creek this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. M. Graham, son
Frederick and sister Pearl, of Vassar,
were guests at the Fred Taylor home
on Sunday.
Isaac MeDerey, who has spent several
weeks among relatives and friends in
other parts of the state is here on a
couple of weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Beadle, Mrs. Vic.
toria Phillips and Mrs. Con Jones at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas
Beadle at Port Huron Tuesday.
Mrs. Jos. Yuill, Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller,
Pearl Mcdonald, Alice Mckenzie, Mrs.
II. +. Andreae and Mrs. Euphemia
Howell are attending Grand Chapter,
o. L. :. in Detroit this week.
w. A. Woodruff has resigned as
superintendent of the Light & Water
Plant of the city and Guy Honey, of
| Brown City, will accept that position
about the first Of next month.
Jas. Livingston, of Baden, Ont, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. JAS. McColl
and other relatives and friends in Yale.
He has been spending several weeks at
Colorado Springs, Colo, with his
daughter, Alice.
VIM. Sayles was at Newberry last
week ON visit to his SONS Alex and
| viii. He found both boys doing well
and enjoying the best of health. Alex
is prosecuting attorney of Luce county
and Will has a splendid position in
bank.
The heavy white frost which visited
this section on Monday night finished
the work of destruction which it began
a few weeks ago Everything left I'M
covered and much that was covered
was found frozen Tuesday morning.
Ice formed to nearly half inch.
Edward f. Fead has accepted local
agency of the National Surety Com
pany of New York. Under the ten per
cent rating of the United States Treas
ury Department, Mr.. Fead may arrange
for the execution of single surety and
fidelity bonds up to $500 000 this being
the largest amount which any one COM
pany can guarantee under one bond.
Someone threw stone through one
of the oval plate glass windows in
Grant Holden's drug store Sunday
night. A bunch of hoodlums usually
cut up ungentlemauly. Ii this prac-
tice continues the Expostor will Sc
cure their names and make an example
of them. Go TO church or go to your
homes boys; no better place for you.
But for decency sake stop congregating
on the streets.
/ At about ten-thirty Saturday eve
| ming and shortly after Mrs. Thomas
\ Tnh haA nln OF hn
alarm of fire was given, the scene of
which was quickly found to be her
place of business. The fire was con-
fined to the back part of the building,
burning some articles of clothing and
lounge, but the smoke penetrated to
every part, and the stock of ladies'
furnishings is more or less injured.
The cause of the fire is unknown. Mrs.
j ohm has insurance on her stock. Her
recent sale had luckily depleted her
stock to great extent.
The meeting called for Wednesday
evening, Oct. 10, for the purpose of Or
ganiZing into committees for work
in soliciting for the second Liberty
Loan drive, was not very largely at
tended. VIM. III. Learmont, chairman,
called the meeting to order and intro
duced Alex Moore, of Port Huron, who
talked for about an hour, explaining
in detail the object of the loan and
what it meant to every loyal citizen of
the United States to do his or her part
towards helping the government, like
wise the boys who are fighting our bat
ties to make our homes secure. The
talk was most interesting, and was
listened to very attentiyely. There
will be meeting of the committees in
the Red Cross rooms next Sunday at
ternoon at 2:30 TO receive instructions
regarding the big drive which starts on
Monday the 10Th.
Joe Duval, wife and son, of
Lum, spent Sunday with friends
in Yale.
Roy Mclaughlin, of Traverse
City; called on Yale friends the
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