The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-12
Over Mathews & Wight's
Drug Store
Yale, Michigan

j. A. Cavanagh was at Port Huron
on Tuesday.
Roy Sweet was up from Emmett on
Friday night last.
j. M. Smith was home from Detroit
for few days last week.
Pearl Graham, of Vassar, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
DIN Beavis, of Lansing, visited his
Yale young friends the past week.
Harrison Long has moved from
Mechanic street to the Block house in
the north end.
A box social was givenat the Baptist
parsonage in Melvin on Monday eve
ming by the "Busy Bee" class. Pro-
ceeds ST.
w. j. Pratt, who cut Mrs. Geo. Pax
tons throat at LaPorte, Ind, was SEN
fenced to penetentiary to serve from 2
to Ia yenrs.
Tom Bidleman went to Genesee on
Wednesday. From there he will go to
Flint and attend the Orangemen's cele-
bration on Thursday.
NJ. ]. Dudley, Mrs. VIM. Bottomley
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Dudley, of Ar
mazda, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
A. Menzies Wednesday afternoon.
Silas Sloat, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson,
Jackson, motored to Yale the first of
the week and have been guests of Elan
Sloat and Mr.. and Mrs. John Wark.
Eldred Charles has accepted the work
of taking charge of the st. Clair swim
ming beach under the auspices of the
Y. M. G. A. This work will not inter.
fere with his Sunday services.
The ladies of the Brockway NJ. +,
church will serve supper at John l..
Patterson's north of Old Brockway on
Wednesday, July 18th. Price Is cts
From $50 until all are served.
Floyd Boughner, principal of the
Ashley, Mich, schools, visited among
his Yale friends the latter part of last
week. Floyd graduated from the Yale
schools during the time E. s. Black was
superintendent.
A bunch of Yale young girls chap
eroned by Mayme Currier and Fredda
Holden are occupying George McIn-
tyres cottage at Cedarwood. The Boy
Scouts are tenting on the shores of
Lake Huron at Cedarwood.
After an absence of nearly two years
Melvin f. Beedham gave his parents a
surprise by dropping in on them late
last Friday night. He has been in the
South most of this time, and will return
there in a few days.-St. Clair Press.
il. Rosenthal won out in the city
treasurer case heard in Circuit Court at
Port Huron before Judge Law last
Friday. The Judge held that the action
of the Yale council was illegal and that
Mr.. Rosenthal is the lawful treasurer,
The Walter Smith case is not decided
as yet.
The annual school meeting held in
the high room of the Yale Public
Schools Monday evening was not very
largely attended. John Hutton was
reelected trustee for a term of three
years. Treasurer f. w. Andreae read
the financial report which was accepted
You will find 1t i'm another column of
this issue.
DClarence Ovaitt and Ray Moran
drove to Richmond Wednesday. They
went for the purpose of witnessing a
base ball game between Capac and
Richmond but instead of seeing the
national game played on the diamond
they saw bull fight staged. The
game stood and 2 in the eighth in
ming. The fight started when the
Capac umpire gave decision that the
Richmond team claimed was unfair.
1t was disgraceful affair.
John Gallino, who was arrested in
Yale last week by Sheriff Windsor for
securing money throughout the county
by representing himself to be Saliva
ton Army collector, was released by
Judge Black Wednesday morning on a
promise 20 give up his uniform and
sever his connections with that organ
ization. At one time Gallino was a
Salvation Army collector In the city of
Lansing, but was discharged. He has
promised to return the money which
he collected.