The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-08-30
Local and Otherwise.

Power Plant.
David Irwin, of South Park, was in
Yale Monday.
Gus Smith and son Fred drove to
Port Huron last Friday.
Rev. j. g. Davis, of Wellsville, visit
ed his parents in Yale the past week.
Josephine Westoott, of Algonac, Wis
tied with Dorothy Drouyor this week.
Marie Drouyor is home from Bay
View where she has spent the summer.
Marjorie Menzies is spending the
week with relatives at Amhestburg,
Ont.
The M. Z. church choir camped in
McIntyre's cottage at Cedarwood over
Sunday.
Fred Taylor, wife and daughter mo-
tored to Caro- and visited friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. K. Menerey and children
have been visiting relatives in Detroit
this week.
Lew Zavltz and wife, of st. Johns
visited relatives and friends here the
past week.
Joe Vincent and family droye 10 Ca
pac Sunday to attend the Chautauqua.
held there.
Chas. Mackman. son Lloyd and
daughter Nina, were in Port Huron
Saturday last.
Earl Herbert, OF Pontiac, has been
visiting his father and friends in Yale
the past week.
DR.. Livingston Doering, of Brown
City, spent over Sunday with his moth
or and sister in Yale.
Mrs. Mary Simmons is spending the
week with relatives and friends In
Strathroy and London.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter. No.
81, U. E. s., Wednesday evening Sept.
9Th. G. A. Spencer, secretary.
Frank Wilcox informs us that he re-
ceived $500 for his 120-acre farm in
Greenwood township instead Of 5000.
Fred Brand and wife, of Cleveland,
have been spending the past week with
relatives and friends in and around
Yale.
VIM. Gray and wife, of Binghamp-
ton, n. Y, were guests of Ed. Toftand
family last week. Mrs. Gray is q sister
of Mr.. loft.
DIR. A. Pollock, Chas. Palmer and
families spent the first Of the week
in Detroit, making the trip from
Port Huron by boat.
Ii. d. Menzies, wife and daughter
Edith, and Elsie Haubeil, of Detroit,
were guests of Ed. Andreae and family
at Oedarwood Sunday.
N. b. Percy and family are on an
auto trip to Osoods, VanNsttan Lake,
Flat Rock and other northern towns.
They started Sunday morning.
The opening of the Michigan Agri-
cultural College at Lansing has been
deferred from September "a to October
10, which will give the young men
time to remain on the farms helping
with the harvest.
Cecil Salter, who has been training
at Fort Wayne, for service in the U. S.
army, was in Yale last week att ending
the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs.
Mitchell. He expects to go to Fort
REILLY, Ks, in the near future.
Will Menerey and Mrs. II. G. Malon.
ey droye up from Detroit Saturday.
Mrs.. r. II. Menerey, son Will and
daughter Isobel, and j. +. Menerey
motored over into Canada and visited
friends at Warwick and Watford.
Mrs. Oscar Denison and children, who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in Yale, have gone to Marine City I'M
til Mr.. Denison is released from duty
as chef at Sunrise Camp near Lake
port, when they will return to their
home in Jackson.
The automobile and other vehicle
ordinance for the city of Yale is now in
effect, and each and every driver should
become acquainted with Its provisions
and live up to them as strictly as pos
sible. In doing 80 you will have no
trouble or be as liable to meet with an
accident Copies Of the ordinance may
be secured by applying to the city
clerk.
Attend the social dancing party to
be given at the New Opera House
Yale, tomorrow night. You are prom.
ised an enjoyable time. McKanlasr
six-piece orchestra will furnish the
music. You will miss the time Of your
life II you miss this dance. Manager
Barr is putting forth every effort to
give both the old and the young good