The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-06-28

Joe Martin of Detroit is visiting his
father this week.
Mrs Chas. Barr and son went to Port
Huron, Wednesday,
Bank reports are published in this
issue of the Expositor.
Mrs. L. f. Fead and son Max were
in Port Huron Thursday.
Dan Deemert, of Toledo, spent a few
days the past week with Yale friends.
Mrs. Emerson Cooper has been suf-
fering greatly again with rheumatism.
10 Beard entertained several young
ladies at a dinner party last Saturday
evening.
Henry Doelle drives a new Dodge
Brothers touring Car purchased of
Eilber & Barth.
Ira b. Bricker, wife and son Robert
of Bay City, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. b. Bricker this week
James McColl and daughter Eliza
beth went to Petroia, Ont, Wednesday
on visit to relatives and friends.
Mathews &Wight have the agency in
Yale for the sale of Tanlac. A supply
may be found at their drug store.
Mrs. Elston Huffman has been spend
ing the past week at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Ventry Hisey in Wayne.
Mrs. Dan Ferguson, who received
serious injuries when she fell down the
cellar stairs some weeks ago, is lmprov-
ing slowly.
In card from Sam Shaw we are no.
titled to change the address of his
paper from Phoenix, Arizona, to Los
Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. John Mathews is tearing down
the old porch on the side of her dwell
ing house and rebuilding a new and
much larger one.
A large number of Yale's young
people attended the dance in Brockway
Wednesday evening. One hundred
eight numbers were sold.
Mrs. John Millen has returned to her
home in Duluth, Mimi, accompanied
by Dorothy Lacy, who will receive in
structions in voice culture during the
summer.
Maurice Merrill, who came home
from Ypsilanti the latter part of last
week left on Tuesday morning for
Detroit where he will work during the
summer months.
Vern Sloat, who was 1914 graduate
of Yale schools, and who has been in
the Northwest the past year, visited
relatives and friends here few days
the first of the week.
VIM. Roberts and son Ed spent Mon.
day night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Sheehy. They went to EN-
NETT Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Larry Powers.
A heavy rain visited this section on
Saturday, lasting all day. Mondvy
night about twelve o'clock an electrical
storm with wind, rain and hail broke
over the city. Rain continued to fall
most of Tuesday.
Considerable damage was done by
lightning during the electrical storm
Tuesday morning. Frank Wilson, OF
Fremont township, lost his barn anc
Ed. Beadle, of Speaker township, hat
a mare and colt killed.
Patriotic Sunday will be observed al
M. K. church next Sunday at 10 a, m
All Sunday school scholars are request
ed to be at the morning service. After
the address, the Sunday school will joir
other schools and march through the
town. Let everybody be on time.
Someone broke into the dental offices
of Drs. Lacy and Doering between
Saturday night and Monday morning
and stole all the gold used by these
dentists in their work. We notice b,
local papers in other towns that denta
offices have been entered and golC
stolen.
Civilization" which was put on a
Princess Theatre last evening, wa
without doubt, the best movie. produc
ton ever shown In Yale, and ever.
person who attended the play was sat
isfied that IL was the biggest quarter
worth they ever received. And W
add that Cavanagh Bros, managers o
this popular amusement place, are a
all times giving their patrons the hes
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