The Yale expositor., 1917-05-17

the week.
j. e. Ryan, of Ann Arbor, was in
Yale over Sunday.
DIR. Pollock was in North Branch
on business Monday
Julia Mcmahon has returned home
from her school at st. Clair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kellogg, visited
friends in Port Huron today.
julie Hennessy and wife, of Decker
vile were Sunday visitors here.
Marie Cooley, of Flint, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Geo. w. Gardner, this week.
Clare Welch was over from Flint
Sunday visiting his mother and friends.
Agnes Ross, of Spokane, Wash, is
visiting James Ross and wife at pres
ent
Fred A. Farr, wife and family, of
Sandusky, were Monday visitors in
Yale.
James Cooper, of Detroit, visited his
brother Emerson and Yale friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. b. McNulty and daughter Marie
are back to Yale from Highland Park
for the summer.
Lew broadway and wife and Mrs.
Celia Valentine, of Brown City, were
in Yale Tuesday.
Jas. l.. Benedict and Chas. Noble,
with their wives, were down from
Brown City Sunday.
Dick Windsor is building a new
house on his lot, corner of Kennefick
and Wood streets. It's a bird house.
Mrs. Con Jones was called to Port
Huron Wednesday on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Thomas Beadle.
superintendent N. j. DrouyOr Is at
Y psilanti looking up teachers for Yale
Public Schools. Many changes will be
made in the corps of teachers.
Art Clyne and Clarence Umphrey
are home from Ypsilanti for the sum-
mer. They expect to do their share for
Uncle Sam by working at farming.
James Martin was home from De-
troit the first of the week. His father,
Michael Martin, accompanied him to
the city Wednesday for few days
visit.
All members of the Alumni are re-
quested to be present at Fredda Hol-
denis home at 700 o'clock Saturday
evening. Important business to be
discussed.
Next Sunday Eldred Charles will
preach at the Bidleman school house in
the afternoon at 2:30 and at the Melvin
Baptist church at 745in the evening,
next Sabbath.
Word has been received from Detroit
announcing the recent marriage of
Craig Martin, son of Michael Martin,
this city. His Yale friends extend
congratulations.
George McKenzie's farm house near
Roseburg burned to the ground Sun
day afternoon. Loss about $1,000; in.
surance $500. Nearly all Of the house
hold goods were removed.
A novel continuance for lacking up
autos was made by Thos. Johnston,
blacksmith, which may be seen at the
Yale Garage. 1t is certainly a handy
outfit and can be used on most cars.
DR.. Wight went to Detroit last week
for the purpose of taking the examina-
ton for army service. reaching the
city he was taken seriously ill. Latest
reports are that he is much better and
out of danger.
Glenn Daykin writes us that he has
sold his farm at Chelsea and purchased
hardware stock at Pittsford, Mich.
Mr.. Daykin was in the general mer-
chandise business in the Masonic block
previous to Emerson Cooper.
The Yale Driving Park Association
Is planning on having a big race meet
ing on the race track June LIST. A ball
game and other athletic sports will be
held. Further particulars given next
week. Everybody plan to come to
Yale on that date.
Alex Campbell was out fishing one
day the past week and met with
rather extraordinary good luck. Not
in the number of fish he brought home,
for he only caught one, but this par
ticular pike was an eleven FOUNDER,
This monster was taken out of Mill
Greek in Lynn township.
Elmer IL. Rose, who has has been in
the barber business here for the past
seven or eight years, this week sold his
shop to Robert Thompson, of Detroit.
Elmer has been in rather poor health
for a couple of years and decided he
would get outside for time. Bob is
no stranger in Yale, haying lived on a
farm near here nearly all his life.
The business men of Yale will give
dance in the New Opera House, on
Monday evening, May 81, to which the
public generally is invited. Music by
Baldwin's orchestra. Bill $1.00. This
party is for the purpose Of raising
money to pay up the Indebtedness of
the lecture course given last winter.
1t is hoped that all will patronize the
dance.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave a social function and pot-luck
supper on Wednesday in the church,
honoring Mrs. Loomis and as farewell
for her. Mrs. Loomis has been staying
with her daughter, Mrs. N. Il. Percy
for the past year and has endeared her.
self to all with whom she has come in
contact. She leaves the first of the week
for her old home in Vermont.
The box social and dance given at
the home of James Gleason Tuesday,
May 9Th, was very enjoyable. Con
Jones was the efficient auctioneer and
proved to be craokerjack. One box.
that of Ella McGratton's sold for $3.75,
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