The Yale expositor., 1917-08-16

auto trip through a part of Ontario
last week.
Sid Holcomb, OF Deckerville, was
here last week attending the funeral
of his father.
w. +. Rub and family autoed to Port
Huron on Wednesday and had supper
at the Beaches.
DIR. Bradshaw and wife, of Mayville,
were guests of Postmaster Farley and
wife Wednesday.
Tuesday, Sept. 4th is the show date
for "a Daughter of the Gods" at the
Princess Theatre.
Ann Macauley, of Armada, is guest
at the Ed Andreae cottage at Cedar
wood for the weekend.
Hazel Wharton entertained eight
young lady friends at a dinner party
on Wednesday evening.
Keep posted on what Yale merchants
are doing by reading the advertise
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Mrs. John Wark and son Harold
went to Port Huron this morning to
visit over Sunday with relatives.
Ruth Menzies leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Detroit and Saturday goes to
Orion for few days stay with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Benedict, Editor
Cawood and wife, Of Brown City, were
Sunday visitors at the &. ). Cochrane
home.
Fred Taylor and family and sister
of Mrs. Taylor autoed to Vassar early
this morning, where the Graham fam
lily are holding family reunion.
Fred Hall, who spent the past eight
or ten years at Waters working for the
Stephens Lumber Co, has moved back
onto his farm in Lynn township and is
building fine large dwelling house on
the place.
Special meeting Yale Chapter No.
"a, o. +. 5, Wednesday evening, Aug.
22nd. Initiation. Officers practice on
Monday evening, Aug. 20. Members
holding rituals please return them to
Chapter room. &. A. Spencer, Sec.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Andreae expect to leave
this week Saturday on one of the
Northern Navigation Co.'s boats from
Sarnia for a weeks cruise on Lakes
Huron and Superior to Duluth and
return.
A grand harvest ball will be given
in Cleaner Hall, Old Brockway, on
Friday evening, August 18th, to which
the public generally are cordially in
vited to attend. Music by McKanlass'
three-piece orchestra. Bill, including
refreshments, Sl.00.
The many friends of Frank Sheehy
will be pleased to learn that he has re-
ceived commission of second lieuten'
ant. Frank has been at Fort Sheridan
in training for several months. Harry
l.. Campbell also has received an ap-
pointment. The boys are expected
home this week.
Rev. Jonathan 4. Thompson, OF
Chicago, called at the EXpositor office
Wednesday and made US short visit
He is OH visit to relatives at Melvin
at present. Rev. Thompson was pas.
tor of the NJ. 4. church here for several
years, afterwards going TO Chicago
where he has since resided.
Silent policemen have been placed
in the center of the roadway along
Main street at the corners OF North
Mechanic and Wood streets for the reg.
ulation of auto and other vehicle traffic
Drivers should post themselves as Ia
the rules and regulations laid down by
the city council and act accordingly.
Douglas Fairbanks was the attraction
at the Princess Theatre on "Wednesday
evening. This was Fairbanks first ap-
pearance before Yale audience, aud
he was greeted by Il full house. The
opinion of all who attended seemed 10
be that as real gloom dispeller this
popular movie star is a top-nOtcher
Come again, Doug.
State Fair advance sale tickets may
be had at the Expositor office. Single
admission 35c or for $l.00. Tickets
will Ue'Un sale up 10 Aug. 18th. Ii you
expect to attend the exposition this
year secure your tickets early. We
have a quantity OF chldren's tree ti9k'
cts for distribution that are good on
saturday. Sept. y, only, aud for children
IL years or age and under. The dates
OF the fair are Aug. 81 to Sept ..
FOR SALE have thoroughbred
roam Durham bull, months old, reg
ister,d, that | wish TO sell. Enquire