The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-07-04

In Port Huron Monday.
Large quantities of last years hay |
is being hauled to Yale these days.
Frank Vancamp is now taking EI-
mer Roses place in Richards hard
ware store.
Joe O'Grady, of Detroit, and Anna
Connaly, of London, spent Sunday
with Ella O'Grady.
Red Cross meeting this week on FRI
day afternoon and evening on account
of Thursday being July 4th.
Jas. l.. Brown, who is working at the
Times-Herald Office at Port Huron,
was home between trains last Monday
evening.
G. A. Drake has sold his drug store
at Fargo and will move to Yale with
his family where they will reside for
the summer.
Red Cross has quantity of sock and
sweater yarn to give out to knitters.
Please call OH Thursday afternoon or
evening to get your supply.
The Boy Scouts returned to their
homes in Yale Monday night and
Tuesday morning after ten days Of
real enjoyment camping at Cedarwood.
The dancing party given at the Aud
itorium by VIM. f. Barr last Friday
evening was fairly we'll attended and
grand good time was enjoyed by those
present
The Yale State Bank has sent in its
216 per cent subscription to apply on
the Certificate of Indebtedness which
the banks of ST. Clair county will pay
in every two weeks until the 4th Liber-
ty Loan is launched.
Annual meeting of school district
No. l, Brockway township, will be held
in the high room of Yale Public Schools
on Monday evening, July Sth, at 800
o'clock. Election of trustees and other
important business will by transacted.
Helen Sheehy, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Sheehy, who has been at
tending summer school at Ypsilanti,
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at hospital in that city Monday.
Her friends here hope for her speedy
recovery.
Robt. A. Holbrook, 1874 w. 10th ST.,
Chicago Heights, ILL.,, writes US: =" al
am proud to say that we have another
little girl at our house. She was born
June 81" The Exposition along with
other Yale friends, offers hearty con-
CALCULATIONS.
There will be an ice cream social at
the home of VIM. j. Miller, miles
east and Il miles south of Yale, on
Wednesday evening, July 10th. The
West Greenwood band will be present
and furnish music. Proceeds for ben
fit of Red Cross. Everybody cordially
invited.
The Yale Band in full uniform gave
an open air concert at corner of Main
and Mechanic streets Thursday eve-
ming last. A large number of our citi-
zens listened to the music and enjoyed
the entertainment very much, Our
band is progressing nicely under the
leadership Of Jay Munroe.
We were all sorry to learn of the
death of Mrs. John VAIL and her little
baby girl, who died Sunday, June %.
They were taken to her old home
in Canada for burial Mr. Wahl has
the sympathy of all his friends and
neighbors. Girl chums from Yale
brought beautiful floral offerings Mon
day night.-Lexington News.
Last Sunday, June %, John Diener
celebrated his eighty-third birthday at
his home with his daughter, Mrs. Carl
Baker The following relatives attend
ed: Aug. Korth and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Kelley, of Yale, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Eschenberg and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Buckley.-Capac Journal.
Rev. j. Ii. Rheingans has resigned
his pastorate of the First Presbyterian
church, Yale, and has accepted cal
to a charge near Flint. The Exposition
extends to Rev. Rheingans and family
every success in their new location
The moving van was here Tuesday
after the household goods. Rev. Rhein
gans and family had previously moved
away.
Grant IL. Smith, of this village, Jas
Greenan, of Deckeryille, and Bert Nor
timore, of Yale, were appointed special
commissioners at the hearing of the
Cass River drain before Judge Pearson
to decide on the necessity of the drain
The commission will go over the drair
and make report on June 2S.-Lex
ington News.
Uncle Sam wants the boys of Brock
way township Between the ages of II