The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-09-06
Local and Otherwise.

Porter Harris and Bert Mcdonald
were at Marlette Tuesday.
Harry A. Williams transacted bust
ness at Rochester last week.
Willard Cough is now working at j.
I.::Rosenthal's clothing store.
Many Yale people are attending the
State Fair at Detroit this week.
Joel Minis, of Detroit, was calling on
Yale friends the first of the week.
Geo. b. Green was over from Capac
Friday last on visit to his family.
T. j. Stubs has purchased the Mrs.
Emma Goheen house on Second st.
Yale was quite we'll represented at
the Sandusky fair and races this week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Packer on Saturday, Sept. LIST. Here's
hoping.
John Smith, of Fort William, Ont,
visited Gus Smith and son Fred over
Sunday.
Jay Munroe and family are now oc.
cupying the Fred Currier house on
First street.
Bernice Harrington, of Detroit, has
been visiting her young Yale friends
the past week.
John Burley and family, of Port HUI.
ron, spent Sunday among friends in
and around Yale.
Mrs. Naomi Stirling, of Mt. Pleasant
visited relatives and friends in Yale
the first of the week.
Roy Sweet was up from Emmett at
tending the dance given in the New
Auditorium Friday night.
DIR. Morgan j. Smead and wife, Of
Rochester, were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
j. b. Stevens over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Fead entertained
Mrs. Martindale and daughter Vivian
of Aurora, Mimi, last week.
Rev. and Mrs. 4. II. Bradheld and
son Richard, of Lapeer, were guests of
George Mcintyre and wife Monday.
Henry Dinner, jr., who is section
boss on the Pere Marquette at Elwell,
was home on visit to his parents on
Sunday.
Mrs. C. f. Curtis and daughters
jeanette and Marion, have been visit
ing relatives at Detroit and Romulus
the past week.
Will Mcmahon has resigned his
position at Hotel Jackson, Capac, and
will engage in buying hay with head.
quarters at Peck.
The campers have all moved into
their homes in Yale after a pleasant
summers outing at Cedarwood and
other Lake Huron beaches.
John IL. Mathews, who is working
in Detroit, was home over Sunday
John has been confined to the house
from badly swollen throat.
Agnes Ross, who has been visiting
at the home of her uncle James Ross
for the past four months, has returned
10 her home at Spokane. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs James Guy have pur
chased the John Hilliker place one mile
north and half mile west of Yale anC
will move onto the same this fall.
Eldred Charles will preach next Sun.
day at 2:30 in the Bidleman schoo
house, and at the Melvin Baptist church
in the evening at 1880. All are wei
I come to these services.
The high schools of Michigan ma,
now have military training. All 1t re
quires is the petition of twenty five o.
more male students to cause the boart
of education of any high school TO in
stitute military training.
John Joss received word from Scot
land the first of the week stating tha
his nephew, who had been at the from
for about three years, had been gasset
by the Germans and that there was lit
tie hopes for his recovery.-Deckervill
Recorder
DIR. and Mrs. V. A. Lacy left thi
Thursday morning for an extended
: trip to New York and then the Berk
} shires. Mrs. John Millen, of Duluth
Mimi, will be one of the party, the tril
TO be made in Mrs. Millen's Packar,
twin-six car.
James Adams reports bumper croI
of grain on his farm south and west o
Yale. He threshsd 1,100 bushels of oat
aud 300 bushels of wheat. Jim say
that had anyone offered him what 20
bushels of grain would have brough
at the market price last spring the crol
would have been theirs.
Hunting licenses may now be pro
cured In Yale from Deputy Gam
Warden, j. A. Menzies. According t
the new game laws blackbreasted ant
golden plover and yellow legs plove