The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-10-04
Local and Otherwise.


ing, Oct. 10. Come.
Roswell Green was over from
North Branch on Tuesday.
Edward Andrae and family
were at Cedarwood Sunday.
Many Yale people are attending
the Inlay City fair this week.
Mrs. Eva Lothian is now en-
ployed in the Yale State Bank.
Ed. Oatman and wife, of De-
troit, were in Yale over Sunday.
Geo. B. Green moved his house
hold goods to Capac Friday last.
Clifford Hutton returned to the
U. of M. at Ann Arbor Monday
morning.
John Hutton has been enter
tanning his father from Hickory,
N. c., the past week.
Mrs. J. B. Stevens has been at
Harper hospital, Detroit the past
week receiving treatment.
Mrs. j. j. Jackson, of Detroit
visited relatives and friends in
this locality the past week.
Anna Fead and LeVange Kim
ball, of Port Huron, were week
end guests of Aileen Learmont
Mrs. Chas. Barr and son visited
relatives and friends at Wander
bilt and Cheboygan the past week.
A slight rain shower fell in this
locality the first of the week help
ing out fall blowing for wheat
some.
j. F. Holden, wife and daughter
of Highland Park, were Sunday
guests of Yale relatives and
friends.
Bert Jardine was laid up for a
few days the past week but is
now again at his post in the bar
Der shop.
C. r. Adams and wife accom-
panied by Mrs. Patterson of Capac
visited Yale relatives and friends
Friday last.
Mrs. Eden Bricker, of Grand
Rapids, has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cough, the past week.
James Rose, breeder of regis
tered Short Horn cattle, shipped
10 months-old bull to parties
at st. Ignace last week.
Ed. Sheehy will ship live
stock from Yale to Eastern mar
kets tomorrow, Friday. If you
have anything to sell, see him.
G. M. Davis, wife and son who
accompanied the remains of Sam
uel Simmons from Grand Rapids
to Yale, have returned to their
home.
Editor Gorton of the Lexington
news, accompanied by his sister
of Kansas City, Mo-, were in Yale
Friday on their way to Lexington
from visiting friends at Bancroft
E. H. Drake last week traded
his property on the corner of
Main and Wells streets to Judge
E. F. Law for the latters' house
and lot on North street near the
Brick chapel.
Cochrane's big sale is on and
large crowds are taking advantage
of the many price reductions
which he is making on staple
goods. The sale lasts until Satur-
day, Oct, 18th.
j. j. Gilroy writes the EXPOSE
tor from Sault Ste Marie: EN-.
closed find $500 for subscription
to your valuable paper which we
could not get along without" This
amount pays Mr.. Gilroy to 1921.
A large number of owners OF
DeLaval cream separators took
advantage Of the offer of F. j
Wilt and brought in their separa.
tors to his implement warehouse
and had them adjusted and put in
good working order Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week.
The social dancing party, given
at the New Auditorium Thursday
night was very pleasant and en-.
joyable affair. Baldwin's six piece
orchestra furnished excellent
music. Dancing continued until
after the midnight hour and al
went home much pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
Chas. Montney was caller al
the Expositor office last Tues.
day morning, and passed the
cigars around to the boys, remark