The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-02
Local and Otherwise.

business.
Ed. Rice was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
Anna MoGrettan was at Detroit last
week on visit to friends.
George Ferguson, of Evergreen, is in
Yale this week calling on friends.
James Teets. of Detroit, visited in
Yale among his friends part of this
week.
Floyd Reid and family, of Dawson,
visited Mrs. Helen Reid the first of the
week.
Grant Holden, Guy +. Beard and
George Young motored to Detroit
today.
A slight shower of rain Wednesday
evening cleared the atmosphere con-.
siderably.
The cherry crop is a bountiful one
this year. Raspberries are also quite
plentiful.
Jean Macaulay, of Detroit, is the
guest of her cousin, Grace Menzies,
this week.
Mrs. John ID. Jones visited her sister,
Mrs. Bryce and relatives in Brown
City this week.
No services in Central Hall during
month of August. Rev. Coach will
take vacation.
Ed WEIGH and family, of Flint, visit
ed Yale relatives and friends Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lothian and daughter
Elizabeth spent last week in Richmond
visiting relatives.
Nelson Ferriby and wife, of Port
Huron, spent Tuesday at the home of
Daniel Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore Putney, of San
dusky, visited relatives and friends in
Yale last Tuesday.
w. j. Dudley and A. r. Anderson,
accompanied by their wives, of Arma-
da, visited in Yale Tuesday.
Herb Putney, wife and family, of
Topeka, Kansas, have been spending
the week in Yale and Sandusky
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Benedict, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cawood, of Brown City,
visited G. 5. Cochrane and family We'd
nesday evening.
Judge Richard Pearson and Colin
McGregor, of Sandusky. stopped over
in Yale Tuesday while on their way
home from Armada.
w. A. Campbell, while working in
his hay this week, was taken with a
stitch in his back. 1t is hoped he may
soon recover from the affliction.
II. E. Clark and wife were over from
Carsonville Tuesday and spent the day
with relatives and friends. Herb is in
the grocery business and we are pleased
to announce that he is doing well.
r. d. McDuff, who bought the Lem
niger drug store in February, is pleased
with Gladwin and the trade he has re-
ceived since coming here Mr.. McDuff
is convinced that there is no better
town of the size in the state.-Gladwin
Record.
Mrs. George Mann furnished the
editors family with a mess of butter
beans last week which were some beans.
Big pods, perfectly formed, nice yellow
color and no sign of blight, as we have
seen on some patches this year, our
own included.
Clerks in the Office of exemption
board No. are very busy tabulating
the list of men to be examined for
draft into the new national army. 1t is
necessary that the full 1900 names and
better be tabulated and sent into Ian.
sing the latter part of the week. There
will be no examinations until next
week.
We are sorry to learn that our old
friend Bob Lewis met with an accident
by being struck on the head with the
hay fork while moving away the first
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a narrow escape from serious injury.
In fact it put him out of business 80
far as doing any more work getting in
his hay crop. 1t has been suggested
that Bob got in the way of the fork on
purpose but we hardly believe he would
be guilty of such an act to get out of
work.
Expositer subscribers are asked to
read carefully the large adv. appearing
on another page of this issue in which
we make the announcement that the
Expositor will be raised to $3.50 per
year in advance after October LIST, 1917.
We expect all subscribers who are now
in arrears to pay up before that date.
Old and new subscribers who wish the
ExpOsitOr and pay in advance now