The Yale expositor., 1918-07-18
Local and Otherwise.

Detroit, is in Yale this week on visit
F. II. Horne and family, of Ann
Arbor, visited Mrs. e. M. Wilson the
first of the week.
Hazel Hibbsrd. of Inlay City, is
spending the week at the home of
Floyd Ferguson.
VIM. z. Darling and daughter Grace
are in Detroit this week on a visit to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Harvey 4. Sayles, of Detroit,
was here over Sunday, the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Sayles.
Mrs. Katherine Horne, of Cloverdale,
is spending the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. M. Wilson
r. H. Ellar and wife, of Detroit. Wis
tied their many friends and relatives in
Yale and vicinity Sunday.
The weather lie hot and dry. Slight
showers of rain on Tuesday doing some
good to gardens and growing crops.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter,
No. Ga, o. e. s., Wednesday evening,
July Gath. G. A. Spencer, secretary.
Herb Mckinney, who has position
in Port Huron, was home the past week
on visit to his parents and friends.
Mrs. Jas. Wallace, Mrs. w. W. Adams
and Mrs. Geo. Hull visited j.. A. Rap
ley and family at North Branch over
Sunday
Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. Clar
ence Holm, returned home Monday
from a visit with Port Huron relatives
and friends.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. H. Shaw, of Brockway
township on Friday, July ~, 1918. Con-
gratulations.
J. f. Crysler has exchanged the hotel
property here in Yale for $50 acres Of
land near Saginaw. The deal was put
through by Detroit real estate firm.
Clifton 5. Swift, aged IL, of Lansing,
has pieced, tied and quilted comfort
able for the American Fund for French
wounded through the Clara Davis unit.
May Irving, who has been spending
several months in Sarnia, returned
home Monday, bringing little Margaret
Thody, Of Port Huron, with her for a
| visit.
Margaret Mcintyre and Mrs. Donald
M. Cook, both of Battle Creek, were
guests of Faye and Norma Wight last
week, returning to their homes Monday
morning.
j. +. Crysler was at Bay City last
week attending the races. Mr.. Crysler's
pacing mare won third money in q
holly contested race in the 2:24 pace
Time 2:l314.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox returned
to their home in Yale Tuesday. Frank
had been at Vannettan Lake fishing
and Mrs. Wilcox visited friends at
Alpena and Oscoda.
A baby girl came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Award
of Jackson. Mrs. Award will be re.
membered here as Miss Birdie Reddi.
cliffe.-Speaker correspondent to the
Peck Times.
Mrs. X. +. Locke and Mrs o. b
Higgins, of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Burt and son Kenneth, of Ca
pac, were guests of l.. Roy Fuller and
family Wednesday. Mrs. Locke il
still with her daughter, Mrs. Fuller.
The dancing party given by VIM. +,
Barr manager at the Auditorium, Y ale
Wednesday evening Of this week, was
not so well attended as was expected
About fifty couples participated in the
entertainment. Stones 3-piece orches-
ira furnished the music which was
heartily enjoyed.
The Ford Sales and Service has built
a platform on the interior of their show
window on which will be displayed
auto parts and accessories. Many
changes have been made since w. f.
Barr took charge of the management
that makes it more convenient for the
handling of the business.
A meeting Of property holders along
the route of the South Branch of Mill
Creek drain was held in the council
room, Yale, Wednesday evening. There
were about fifty interested ones from
the city Of Yale, Brockway and Lynn
townships present. 4. +. Fead was ap.
pointed chairman and proceedings were
started to hold up the dredging of the
drain until after the war is over.
New draft orders received by the
boards in Port Huron Monday will
place in Glass about 90 young men OF
st. Clair county now engaged in farm
work and who were given deferred
classification to aid on farms during
the summer. All Glass men will bt