The Yale expositor., 1917-06-21


Kenneth Is. Lacy was in Detroit this
week.
Norma Shaw is helping in Axarlis'
fruit store.
w. f. Ruh and children autoed to
Port Huron on Tuesday.
Chas. Craig visited relatives and
friends at Pontiac last week
Port Huron seemed to be the mecca
for many Yale people Sunday
Several from Yale attended the dance
in BrOckway Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Austin Lutz, of Port Huron,
was a week end guest of Yale friends.
Mrs. Walter Duquette, of Potomac,
Montana, has been spending the week
with Yale friends.
Helen Farley has gone into the post
office where she will assist in the work
this summer
Fred Schoeneman and wife and Mrs.
L. Cannis, of Attention, spent Sunday
with Floyd Ferguson and family.
Marjorie Menzies is now Number
Please" girl in the telephone Office,
taking the place of Queenie Wallace.
Walter Smith and DIR. V. A. Lacy
now drive new Dodge touring cars pur.
chased of Eilber 81 Barth, Yale agents.
Will Campbell has new 4cylinder
Buick and Chas Cameron has a six
cylinder purchased of the Yale Buick
Co
Vera Woodland returned home Thurs-
day having spent the past week visiting
relatives and friends in Peck and
vicinity.
Will Sayles is home from Harbor
Beach with broken right arm caused
from cranking his Ford. He will be
laid up for several weeks.
Kenneth b. and Dorothy Il. Lacy
have issued Invitations for large dan
cling party Friday evening in the audi
forum in honor of their guest, Marjorie
Dean, of Niles.
Frank and Walter Andrea, Dusty
Nc Donald and Chas. Rounds were at
Lakeport Saturday afternoon on
fishing trip. They brought home
nice string of perch.
Mildred Williams and 5. 5. class of
six girls held picnic in the woods
near Denison McCall's on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Good things to eat and a
good time filled the afternoon.
There will be social dancing party
in New Opera House, Yale, on Mon
day evening, June 25th. Music by Nc
Kanlass orchestra, with "Mac" at the
piano. You are invited. Bill, $l.00.
VIM. f. Barr, manager.
Handy Brothers have won their suit
in the Supreme court In regard to GER
tain right-of way between Peck and
Port Huron. The land taken was plac-
ed at value of $40 90 per acre, sum
in most cases much below the amount
offered.
There will be grand ball at the
Cleaner hall, Old Brockway, on Friday
evening, June 29th Music will be fuf
nished for the occasion by McKanlass
orchestra of Port Huron. The public
cordially invited. Bill, including re-
freshments, $l.00.
Miss Erma Demaray, of Melvin, and
Frank Mum, of Croswell, were united
In the holy bonds of matrimony by
Elder Charles at the home of the bride
on Wednesday, June 10th, 1917. Mr..
and Mrs. Mum will locate on farm
near Croswell. Congratulations.
Roy Phillips is in the dry cleaning
business and has the outfit recently
operated by Chas. Cavanagh. IL you
have any clothes or garments needing
cleaning or pressing he will be pleased
to do the work for you satisfactorily at
. reasonable price. Notice adv. in an
other column.
\ We found a small bag of apples and
a note on our editorial desk one day
this week and the writer of the note,
Mrs. viii Woodland, asks IL the sample
i of apple shouldn't be considered fail
for this time Of year. We are quite
able to answer that the fruit was in
splendid shape, smooth and crisp, and
good enough to eat.