The Yale expositor., 1918-07-25

Ed Sheehy shipped carload OF cat
tie to Buffalo market Saturday last.
Dayid Lafevre and wife, of Capac,
visited Mr. and Mrs. ID. Ferguson last
George Conger, of Abbottsford, Wis
tied relatives here the latter part of
the week.
Only one advertised letter at Yale
post office this week, addressed to Mrs.
Mary Brown.
Ed Andreae and family attended /
the Chautauqua at Brown City We'd
nesday evening.
Chas. K. Wells writes us to change
the address on his Expositor from
Prescott to Bay City.
Miss French, of Lexington, was the
guest of Mrs. John Wark this week,
returning home Wednesday morning.
Mrs. E. f. Chapman and daughter
Matte, of Pontiac, are spending few
weeks with Mrs. +. j. Rice, east of
Yale.
King Holden and Joe Ferguson were
up from Port Huron, where they are
working at their trades, visiting their
families over Sunday.
Z. Bowman and neice, Pearl Silk, Of
Richmond, spent Monday at the home
of Floyd Ferguson. Mr.. Bowman left
for Camp Custer Wednesday.
Nine applicants wrote at the Civil
Service examination in this city last
week. Mr.. Trese, of the Civil Service
Commission conducted the examine
ton.
The canning factory has increased
its working force to take care of the
large crop of peas which are being har
vested and hauled to the factory very
fast at present.
Vern Stableford, who has spent the
past three months sailing on the great
lakes, was compelled to give up the
position on account of i'll health and is
now at his home in Yale.
Grant Holden is putting in heat
ing plant in his drug store. Q. h..
Richards is installing it. The furnace
is of the same type as the one in Mr..
Richards hardware store.
Wendell Drouyor picked ripe toma-
toes Wednesday from dads garden.
Our superintendent of schools has a
fine garden each year and is among
the first to enjoy the fruits of his
labors.
Mildred Card met with an accident
Sunday evening. While coasting in
her coaster wagon it bumped up against
telephone pole and threw her out,
breaking both bones of her left arm.
She is suffering considerable pain from
the fracture.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Youngs aud
daughter Aurelia, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Book and children, of Detroit, visited
with K. +. Pratt and family one day
last week while on their way to Har-
Dor Beach. Mrs. Youngs is a cousin to
Mrs. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Griswold, of
Lansing. Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Holden, of
Owosso, spent over Sunday with Yale
relatives and friends. Mr.. Griswold
expected to go into the service of the
p. NJ. railway at the depot in Lansing
on his return.
There will be preaching service every
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the Bull
lock school house, So miles west and
one mile north of Yale. Ed. ". +. 9,
Muir, of Valley Center is the speaker
Every person INVITED to come and hear
the old Jerusalem Gospel as preached
by Jesus and the Apostles, and as out
lined in the Holy Scriptures,
| An electrical storm, accompanied by
high winds and downpour of rain
visited Yale last Tuesday evening at
about seven o'clock. Lightning struck
the big brick chimney on G. 4. Rich
ards dwelling, knocking off the cement
cap and strewing it in fragments about
the yard. The top part of the Chin
ney will need to be rebuilt. Mrs. l.. j.
Spencer reports that slight damage
was done to the foundation wall of
her dwelling and she was given shock.
The light on Main street between
Mechanic and Wood, was blown down
and broken.
ii. A. Williams for the past few
years has conducted the Yale Bazaar
successfully and just recently purchas-
ed the G. s. Coohrane stock OF dry
goods, groceries, etc, and added a
quantity of new goods to supply the
trade. He has removed the brick par
tition between the two stores and now
has a fioor snaca of d0x70 foot rnakino