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


Bert Kelly and wife were In Port
Huron Wednesday.
DR.. M. j. Smead, of Rochester, was
in Yale Wednesday.
DR.. Alice Doering spent the past
week at Buffalo and other Eastern
points. r
Dave Welch was home from Flint
part of the week on visit to his
family.
Mrs. Mary Simmons is spending the
week with relatives and friends in
Ontario.
9. S. Coohrane, wife and daughter
spent few days this week with Brown
City relatives.
Glare WEIGH and lady friend of Flint
spent part of the week with Dave
Welch and family.
Mrs. Geo. Cough and son Willard
attended the exposition at London,
Ont, the past week.
Art Dennis, wife and son, of Avoca,
were In Yale Wednesday on visit to
Jas. Wallace and family.
r.. G. Mclaughlin and family are
home from Warsaw, Ind, after spend
ing the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burns, of Cros-
well, were guests of Mrs. McNulty and
daughter Marie over Sunday.
Miss Buck, of Trenton, visited Miss
Richie over Sunday. The former was
teacher in our public schools last
year.
Lloyd Mccall, rural mail carrier on
route 3, has been called to appear be-
fore the draft board to be examined on
Monday next.
Mrs. John Leitch and son Neil, Mrs.
Chas. Hasleck and son Earl DAILY, of
Flynn, spent Sunday with Yale rela-
tives and friends.
Z. w. Mercer and wife spent week
in the central part of the state. Ed re-
turned Tuesday night leaving his wife
at Flint for few days visit.
Charles Fletcher, aged 80 years, is
visiting his son William. The old gen.
tleman is spry for one Of his age and
his mind is as clear as a bell.
Il. II. Parkinson does not gain any
in health or strength. He would be
much pleased to have his friends call
and see him as often as convenient.
Walter Andreae and bride returned
Wednesday night from their wedding
trip. A number of their young friends
gave them charivari the night they
returned
Marie McNulty is organizing a class
in elocution for the fall and winter
months. Any one who wishes to join
this class are asked to notify Miss Mo
Nulty at once.
A meeting of the directors of the
Riverside Driving Club will be held at
the Expositor office tomorrow night to
arrange for a two-day race meeting at
Yale Oct. and 10.
Mrs. j. q. Hart returned Monday
evening from attending the State Fair
at Detroit. She received first premium
on the rug she has been making
through the summer.
Carrie Snyder left Monday morning
for Detroit where she will visit rela-
tives for time, after which she will
20 to California where she will make
her home with brother.
Ping Smith borrowed Lew Etchells
Ford touring car one day last week
to take a little ride. Nothing has been
heard or seen of Ping or the car since.
He no doubt must be touring the state.
Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at the
Paisley Hotel next week, Tuesday,
Sept. 18th, and will be pleased to meet
his old patients and any new ones who
may need their eyes treated. See ad in
another column.
A call from the Red Cross Society at
Washington is received to turn in all
moneys subscribed by Yale people. II
you have not paid your donation you
are asked to hand it in to Treasurer
Fead at First National Bank at once.
A pot.luck supper and marshmallow
roast will be given tonight at the home
Of John p. Sheehy, in honor of Mary
Sheehy who expects to leave soon for
st. Mary's hospital to study as train
ed nurse, and Ruth Menzies, who ex-
poets to go to Detroit.
Several auto loads of Yale people at
tended the play, 1.-THE Bird of Para
disc" at the Majestic Theatre. Port
Huron, Tuesday night. Nothing but
words of praise are expressed by all
for the high class of entertainments
put on the boards at the Majestic.