The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-06-06
Local and Otherwise.


were in Yale Monday.
N. b. Sponenburgh, of Cadillac, was
in Yale decoration day.
Fred Taylor, wife and daughter Betty
were at Cass City Sunday.
Andrew Paisley, of Chicago, visited
his brother Jerry last week.
Mrs. Earl Crysler and two children
were in Port Huron Saturday.
jesse Lane and family, of Port Hur-
on, spent decoration day In Yale.
Editor and Mrs. John Cawood, of
Brown City, were in Yale Monday.
Ed Clark, of Great Lakes, ILL.,, naval
training camp, is home on a ten-day
furlough.
Read Princess Theater advertisement
in this issue and see "The Blue Bird"
June 18th.
Fred Paxton, wife and child, of De-
troit, are here on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Russell Vancamp, who has position
in bank at Monroe, was home on q
visit last week.
Supt. N. j. Drouyor was at Mt. Pleas
ant this week looking up teachers for
our public schools.
John Paxton has been quite sick at
his home in Brockway, suffering from
an attack of asthma.
Francis Dagg and Mr.. O'Brien, were
up from Detroit Saturday and spent
the day among friends.
Editor Graham, of the Peck Times,
made the Exposition office pleasant
call Saturday morning.
Clark Mcconnell and family, of Flor
ida, are in Michigan and will spend the
summer on his farm here.
w. A. Williams, wife and children,
of Sandusky, were in Yale Monday call.
ing on relatives and friends.
DR.. V. A. Lacy and family spent
Sunday at Port Huron Beaches where
they have taken cottage for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Locke and little
son, of Port Huron, visited Henry
Pearce and daughter Wayne the past
week.
Total eclipse of the sun Saturday,
June 9Th, caused by ,he moon getting
between the earth and the sun cutting
off the light.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. 4. Richards and son
Irwin were at Elsie last week attend
ing graduation exercises and visiting
relatives and friends.
Wharton & Co. are busy rebuilding
their elevator recently burned, and ex.
pect to have the building in readiness
to receive the fall grain crop.
Avery Thompson and Hugh Arm
strong, who went to Detroit Monday
morning to enlist in the u. 5. Navy,
passed examination and have been &C
cepted.
4. w. Mercer and wife motored to
Flint Saturday returning Sunday after
noon. Chester Sly accompanied them
on visit to his sons, one of whom is
very sick.
Gordon Graham returned Saturday
morning to the aviation field at Mont
gomery, Ala, after ten-day furlough
spent among relatives and friends in
Peck and Yale.
John Hutton was in Detroit last
week. His mother accompanied him
that far, she being on her way home
to Hickory, N. c., after spending sever
al weeks here.
Mrs. Helen Reid entertained Glen
Ballentine and family, of Port Huron,
Floyd Reid and family, and Bob Reid,
Of Dawson, and Alex Reid, of Detroit,
on decoration day.
Ray Moran, who has been the efficient
clerk at Mathews & Wight's drug store
for couple of years, gave up his posi-
ton last week and went to Capac to
assist in taking care of DR.. Dancy.
Mia Holden left Saturday morning
for Fort Worth, Texas, to make her
home with her brother Clarence. In
September her father, Harry Holden,
and aunt, Emma Holden, will 60 there.
Mrs. VIM. Bidleman and son Will
spent the weekend in Detroit. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. j. ID.
Middleton who will spend some time
at the home of her parents north west
Of the city.
Jas. McColl accompanied Elizabeth
his daughter to New York City last
week where she is receiving treatment
for her eyes by specialist. Elizabeth
has been troubled great deal lately
with her eyes.