The Yale expositor., 1917-05-17
Local and Otherwise.

+. Z. Wellar visited his parents at
Croswell Sunday.
Chas. Parkin, of Melvin, was In Yale
Tuesday on business.
Alex Moore and wife, of Port Huron
were here Friday last.
ID. E. Middleton was at Detroit the
latter part of last week.
Lawrence Sheehy has been home from
Ypsilanti the past week.
K. II. Card was at Pontiac Friday
last on business.
VIM. Beers, of Detroit, visited in
Yale the past week.
Chas. V. Andreae and wife, of Avoca
spent Sunday in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Dennis and baby,
of Avoca, were in Yale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hill, of Avoca,
Sundayed with relatives in Yale.
Roswell Green, of North Branch,
spent Sunday in Yale with friends.
Bob Thompson, of Detroit, was Wis
iting Yale relatives and friends Sunday.
Fred Fletcher shipped carload of
cattle to the Buffalo market on Friday
last.
ALT Pratt and wife, of Detroit, have
been spending the past few days in
Yale.
Mrs. Frank Phillips, of Detroit, Wis
tied relatives and friends here this
week.
Rodger Welch has purchased Ford
touring car of Jas. Cogleys Sons, Yale
agents.
A. E. Jackson and Will Mcmahon,
OF Capac, visited friends in Yale
Monday.
Jacob Miller, wife and Mrs. Chas.
Rounds motored to Port Huron on
Friday last.
Pat Flynn and Mike Carey, of Port
Huron, were calling on Yale friends
Wednesday.
Jesse Rapley and family, Of North
Branch visited relatives and friends in
town oyer Sunday.
Editor Graham, of Peck, made the
Expostor Office pleasant call while in
Yale Saturday last.
Roy Mckay, of Brown City, enlisted
in Cleveland's war hospital corps and
has been sent to France.
Squire Lang. and +. j. Chamberlain,
accompanied by their wives, were over
from Jeddo last Saturday.
II. A. Williams now drives Buick.4
five passenger touring car, purchased
of the Yale Buick Company.
Harrison Long and family moved in
TO the house on Mechanic street recent
ly vacated by A. +. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Chapel, daughter
10 oxN1 IL ~
vile, Sundayed with Yale relatives.
The Cleaner Ball at Old Brockway
Tuesday evening was largely attended
and good time enjoyed by all present.
Sunday was a bright, pleasant day,
but cold wind prevailed. The roads
were fine and machines were flying
around.
Mrs. l.. II. Leslie and daughter and
Mrs. Brien, of Detroit, are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller, Pearl
Mcdonald, Mrs. John Holden and
daughter Fredda motored to Brown
City Sunday:
Mrs. Wallace Ii. Ballentine and Sara
Mckenzie, of Detroit, spent 1.-THE week
end with their mother, Mrs. Duncan
| Mckenzie Sr.
Ed. Sheehy will make shipments of
live stock this week Friday and Friday
of next week. If you have anything
to sell phone 125 or write
Dave Henderson, who has trained
horses in Yale for the past several years
moved to Croswell Monday where he
will reside and follow his profession.
Bert Walker, of Marlette, and Ira
Chase, of Port Huron, county drain
commissioner, were in this vicinity do
| ing some surveying for county drain.
J. +. Williams and family moved to
Lexington the first Of the week. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams haye made many
| friends here, all of whom wish them
every prosperity in their new home.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will hold their regular
meeting with Mrs. Fred Taylor We'd
nesday afternoon, May 23rd. The
members are always pleased to welcome
any who may wish to come.
Mrs. w. J. Whitaker and little child
of Plymouth has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Barr and
other relatives and friends in and
around 4 ale the past week.
Ed Sheehy shipped carload of cattle
to Buffalo markets on Friday last In
this bunch were 20 head of Hereford
steers bought from farmer near Port
Huron. They were fine looking lot.
Mothers day was appropriately and
pleasingly observed in the different
| churches on Sunday last. The con-
gregations at all services were excep-
tionally large and special programs
were given, and carnations presented
to mothers.
Frank, Edward and Dolph Andreae
and their families observed Parents
day last Sunday by taking the materials
for big dinner and spending the day
with their mother, Mrs. Lena Andreae.
1t was a pleasant surprise for Mrs.
| Andreae.
/ On Monday next John Hutton will
start demonstration of the well-known
Grange Eternal" through the country
in this vicinity. Mr.. Hutton has
handled this range for a number of
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