The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-07-26

Rawley Mailman spent the fret OF
the week at Detroit.
l.. A: Jones and family visited Brown |
City relatives Sunday.
Charles l.. Willard, of Detroit, called |
on Yale friends this week.
4. j. Teahsn, of Bad Axe, spent =
few days this week In Yale.
Earl Pratt. of Detroit, spent Sunday |
with bis parents In this city.
Jay B. Weymouth transacted legal |
business in Sandusky Tuesday
j. Bert Jardine and family are now
occupying ROOMS In Mrs. John Mathews
house.
Lets Holden 10 spending the week |
1T the home of her grandfather, Sexton
Grimes, near Almont.
Jennie Fletcher, Pearl Graham, Mr. |
and Mrs. Lloyd Andreae spent Wed.
nesday al Lake Orion.
Don't forget that the Caledonian Day
program starts at SEQ O'CLOCK Tuesday
morning. Come early.
Mrs.. u g. Buck, Of Evanston, ILL.,, is
visiting Mrs. K. G. Holden and other
Y ale relatives and friends
Alma Holt has returned home from
Evart, having spent three weegs with
her sister, Mrs. II Il. DonnenWorth
Ray Moran attended the ball game st
Capae sunday and saw Capao trim the
Anker- II 9th team of Port Huron, z
aud 5.
Only few short weeks ago the re-
mark was, "Ohi how cold 1t keeps"
Now we hear, Gle Ii hot enough for
you?'
Anyone who wishes TO sew for the
Red Cross at home can secure the ma
terial from the officials of the local
chapter,
The Boy scouts and bunch Of young
lsdieG who spent two weeks at Cedar
wood camping, came home the latter
part Of last week
Mrs. n II homework and dsugb-
ter Marjorie from Evart, are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs George Holt
and other relatives
Natalie Knapp, Lulu and Bernice
Evans spent the past week with W. A.
Williams and family on the shores of
Lake Huron at Forester
Z. X. Adams, wife and family are
over from Capac visiting relatives and
friends. Clyde hss accepted position
in the Fret National Bank at that
place, having resigned as cashier OF the
Capac State Bank.
James Rose has recently purchased
registered ShorthOrn Durham bull
S months old, from the Maple Grove
farm al Howell, Ii is a Sne animal
and may be seen at his farm, three
miles west of Yale,
The dance at the New Auditorium
last evening was very enjoyable af
fair. There were only about thirty
couples present and all went in for q
good time. Hutton's Yale orchestra
furnished excellent music.
Grant Holden and son Rex, John z.
Sheehy. Guy f. Beard, J. A. Menzies,
of Yale, and M. :, Brown, of Saginaw,
motoFed to Detroit Wednesday MORN
ing and attended the Blue Ribbon
Races In the afternoon, returning home
In the evening,
Frank Wadsworth, of Williamson,
called on friends in this Vicinity the
first of the week, He is a son of Ira
Wsdswortb, formerly uperintencent
of the 7. Il. a. n. w. R'y, and lived
near Valley Center. II is twenty one
years since Frank last visited in this
locality
j. Flynn, wife and son, OF the
Metropole hotel, Port Huron, John =
Sheehy and wife, OF Yale, made trip
last week through Indiana and Illinois
visiting South Bend, Chicago aud Fort
Sheridan in Mr.. Hymns Dodge touring
car. The party travelled 9Ie miles
without mishap II was most en-
joysble trip.
Our devil entered contest started
by large auto concern and tried to win
a prize for the best essay on an automo.
bile. He handed the paper in TO us for
censoring purposes, and for the benefit
of our readers we publish the entire
article, which ne has headed Never
theless We Love 1.-THE automobile
lie large iron and rubber continuance
for transforming gasoline into speed,
luxury, excitement and obituaries. II
consists of handsome leather uphol.
stored carriage body mounted on fat,
rubber tired wheels and containing
gizzard full of machinery suffering
from various ailments. IT has run over
100 miles and ten thousand people. 1t
can transport seven people from the
front porch to the police station, the
bankruptcy court or the golden gates in