The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-10-04

friends.
Come to Yale next Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. and 10. Two
days of races.
Florence Simmons and Mrs.
John Irving visited relatives in
Marlete over Sunday.
Grant Holden was at Detroit
the latter part Of last week pur-
chasing his line of holiday goods.
Mrs. Eva j. Black spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Detroit
purchasing the latest things in
millinery.
F. o. Putney was at PIT. Huron
Monday attending a meeting of
the Board of County Road Com
missioners.
James Brown, who is employed
as linotype operator on the Brown
City Banner, was home Friday on
account Of sickness.
Peter Fergus and family, VIM.
Fleming and family motored to
Argyle the past week and visited
Joe Fleming and family.
A bent which John Cole was
raising into place slipped from
his hands and struck him across
the nose breaking the bridge. DR..
| Will J.agCaI fho xrynt,p1
The first foot ball game on the
Yale gridiron was played last
Friday afternoon between Yale
and Brown City H. S. teams and
resulted in a score of 10 to 0 in
favor of the visitors.
The forty-fifth annual fair of
the Armada Agricultural Society
will be held next.week, Oct. 10, IL
and IL. The Expositor acknowled-
ges receipt of complimentary
tickets from secretary Orvy
Hulett.
Margaret Worden is now teach
ing in the public schools at
Tawas City. For many years she
taught in the schools near Marine
City. She is a competent teacher
and will be liked by all who be-
come acquainted with her.
The Expositor was mistaken
last week in stating that Charles
Mackman made trip to Clio
with his family and Joe Williams
and wife in Mr.. Mackman's new
Ford. 1t should have read Mrs.
Mackman's Ford touring car.
C. E. Richards demonstration
of South Bend Malleable ranges,
which closed Tuesday, was a sue
cess in every way. A number of
sales have been made through the
efforts of Mr.. Richards and the
man who was here from the fac
tory.
A grand Cleaner ball will be
given at the Cleaner Hall, Old
Brockway, Wednesday evening,
Oct. 10, to which the public gen.
orally are cordially invited. Music
by McKanlass 3 piece orchestra.
Bill including refreshments, S1.00.
A good time is promised all who
attend.
Mrs. Nina Campbell writes us
from Chicago enclosing $1.00 for
Mrs. s. P. Murphy's subscription
to the Expositor and says: 1T is
needless to say that mother very
much enjoys the news from home
and / would not want her to be de-
prived of your valuable publica-
ton"
DR.. VIM. Yuill went TO Ann Arbor
Wednesday on professional call.
j. X. Rassey has been on a business
trip to his farm near Cadillac this
week.
A Grand Ball will be given at the
New Auditorium Thursday evening,
Oct. 18 Music by Finzel's orchestra
of Detroit. Further particulars next
week.
The Young Peoples class of the
Mechanic street Church of Christ will
give box social one week from Fri
day evening at the home Of Donald
Black. All are welcome.
DR.. and Mrs. Lacy and daughter
Dorothy have returned from their
motor trip of $500 miles east of Buffalo,
through the Adirondack and Cattskill
mountains, to Boston and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Higley enter
tanned the following friends for dinner
last Sunday:-Mrs. VanHouteD, Sey-
mour VanHouten. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
myre, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Yates and
Teddy Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. Grove