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


We have had some real corn weather
during the past week.
Clarence Ovaitt was at Sandusky the
latter part of last week.
f. ID. Mathews, wife and son Don
were in Detroit part of last week.
Robert Carson and family visited |
in Port Huron the fore part of the
week.
Russell VanCamp is home from his
school at Munroe on his summers va
cation.
Will Gardner and wife, of Flint, Wis
tied Geo. W. Gardner and wife over
Sunday.
John Johnson and wife. of Shower
were visiting among Yale friends on
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. V. Atkinson, of Sault Ste
Marie, Ont, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
o. II. Griffith.
A. E. Jackson and viii Mcmahon,
of Capac, were calling on friends in
Yale Friday last
Fred Taylor, wife and daughter Betty
motored to Vassar Sunday returning
Monday morning.
Roy Moore, wife and child, of Detroit
visited relatives and friends in y ale and
vicinity over Sunday,
Mrs. VIM. A. Campbell was in De
troit the past week to visit her sister
who is in the hospital.
Maurice Merrill and Russell New
stead, of Detroit, were calling on their
young friends Tuesday.
Rensley Holden, who has been work.
ing in a munition plant at Walkerville
is home on short visit.
Ventry Hisey and wife. of Wayne,
visited the fore part of the week with
Elston Huffman and wife.
James Blackford has been busy the
past week repairing cement sidewalks
and catch BASINS for the city.
Mrs. j. A. Hennessy and little daugh-
ter, of Deckerville, are spending the
week with relatives and friends.
w. A. Campbell entertained his
brother Hugh and family, of Detroit,
and other friends from Bay City the
first Of the week.
Word reaches Yale friends that a
son was recently born to Carl Brown
and wife at Los Angeles, Calf. Con-
CALCULATIONS are offered
Dick Windsor and wife, Alice Nc
Kenzie, Pearl and Bert Mcdonald
motored to Goodells, Wales, Lambs,
Capac and Brown City Sunday.
George Johnston, who was employed
by Ed. Young Il Son at the livery for
several years, but of late has been in
London, Ont, is here on visit to old
friends.
Grant Holden and family motored
to the home of Sexton Grimes near
Almont Sunday. Leta Holden, who
has been visiting there, came home
with them.
The county road commissioners were
up from Port Huron Tuesday, and in
company with commissioner Frank
Putney looked over the county roads
in this section.
A bunch of fourteen young ladies OF
Yale have rented cottage at Lexing-
ton and are spending the week on the
breezy shores of Lake Huron. Mrs
McNulty is chaperon.
Dave Grinnell, who is making his
home at the county infirmary, is in the
best of spirits, enjoying good health
and is always pleased to receive a
visit from Yale friends.
The Paris Art Studio, which has been
located in rooms in the rear of DR..
Yuill's office on Main street for several
months, is no more. 1t was operated
by Mr.. Enright, of Peck.
The Yale band went over to Lake
port Sunday and spent the day at that
pleasant little lakeside spot. A large
crowd of our citizens also went along
and fine day was spent.
Saturday night was the busiest week
end we haye had in Yale for years.
Everybody from within a ten-mile ra-
dius was in to do their. shopping and
the streets were tbronged until nearly
midnight. 1t is estimated that there
were five hundred autos and rigs in the
city.
The Yale canning factory started on
peas last Saturday. The company has
about 300 acres, but on account of the
wet weather about 40 per cent. has
been damaged. A very light crop will
be harvested this year. So far as green
corn is concerned, about the same con-
ditiOns exist,