The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-09
Local and Otherwise.

Lewis datnaWay was over from
Armada Tuesday of last week.
Dave l.. Brown and wife, of Pontiac,
visited Yale relatives and friends over
Sunday.
Dorothy Williams, of Sandusky, is
visiting at the homes Of Walter Knapp
and Neil Evans.
1t will pay you toread the ads in the
Expositor and keep posted on what the
Yale merchants are doing.
l.. j. Menzies and sister Marjorie
motored to Armada Sunday morning
returning in the afternoon.
Isaac Menerey last week sold his
house and lot, corner of Wood and
Jones streets to Charles Cavanagh.
Kenneth Kaiser and Clayton WEIGH,
of Detroit, Amelia Finnegan and Julia
O'Grady autoed to Cedar Lake Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Shower autoed
over from Pontiac Saturday and spent
few days with Daniel Ferguson and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mathews and son
Don, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Drouyor and
son Wendall spent Sunday at Lex
ington.
Grant Holden went by train to Flint
on Friday morning last, returning in
the evening with a. new Buick auto
mobile.
Harry Holden, son Rensley and
daughter Mia and Mrs. Maddox, are
occupying the Mcintyre cottage at
Cedarwood.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and son Leslie
motored to Kewahdin Beach Friday
and were guests Of Mrs. Ii. ID. Menzies
at the Owens cottage.
The best way to put down the L. W..
w. is to get the leaders, stand them
up against a stone wall and let the reg
ulars practice on them.
Ed Edighoffer and family motored
to Blake, Ont, for a weeks outing.
They left on Sunday and expect to visit
several Canadian towns before return
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Finnegan and son
Raymond and Amelie Finnegan, Of
Buffalo, have returned home after
spending months vacation with their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
O'Grady.
Lewis Bow, a former Yale resident
now at Seattle, Wash, writes regarding
conditions at the coast, ana our readers
will find his letter in another colum n
of this issue. We are always pleased
to hear from former Yaleites.
Chas. Parker, of Detroit, visited y ale
relatives and friends over Sunday. He
dropped into the Expositor Office and
handed us enough to advance his sub
scriptiOn to 1919. Charley was one of
our first subscribers and says he can't
get along without the old paper. He
was accompanied to Yale by Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Collins, of Port Huron.
State Fair advance sale tickets may
be had at the Exposition office. Single
admission Csc or 3 for $l.0O. Tickets
will be on sale up to Aug. Goth. If you
expect to attend the exposition this
year secure your tickets early. We
have quantity of children's free tick
cts for distribution that are good on
Saturday, Sept. 8, only, and for children
IL years of age and under. The dates
of the fair are Aug. 81 to Sept 8.
Neatly engraved announcements of
the marriage of Donna Dee, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. &. Mclaughlin, of
Yale, to Mr.. Dale Allison Rigdon, of
Warsaw, Ind, at Winona Lake, on
Tuesday, July 3lst, 1917, were received
by Yale friends. The bride has host
of friends who join with the Expositor
in wishing the happy couple every
prosperity possible. Mr.. and Mrs. Rig
don will reside at Warsaw, Ind. A
wrte-up of the wedding will be found
in another column.
We always enjoy hearing people speak
favorably of their home town, be agree
able to their neighbors, patronize the
home merchant, do bis or her part in
making the place an ideal spot to live
in. DO not encourage the knocker in
the use of his hammer. In paying no
attention to him he will soon realize
that he is of but little consequence in
the community and should he have the
least spark of the sense of honor and
decency about him will stop his knock
ing and do what he can to help build up
the town and make 1t a bigger and bet
ter place to live In.
Some fair-sized catches of pike have
been taken from Mill Creek the past
couple of weeks, and our nimrods have