The Yale expositor., 1918-10-03

East Lansing 10 attend the M. n. "
No services lin the Free Methodist
church next Sunday. Pastor Kelly is
attending quarterly meeting at Ball.
Rev Alfred Martin, of Danville, Ind.
preached two excellent sermons in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. Mr..
Martin was here as candidate for the
pulpit
A recent letter from Hazel Wharton,
who is at Colorado Springs, states that
she is much improved in health and
expects soon to be able to attend
college.
The fairs hereabouts this fall have
experienced unusually hard luck in the
bad weather vouchsafed them. INLAY
City fair started out yesterday morning
with rain.
A party will be given at the home of
Joe Smith, Emmett, on Friday evening
Oct. 4, for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Everybody invited Dance tickets, soc;
refreshments, 15c.
Isobel Menerey has accepted a posi-
tion in the First National bank and
began her work there Monday morning.
Hattie Elston will fill lsobel's place at
the Lumber & Coal Co.'s Office.
Elan Sloat has decided to spend the
winter with his son Charles and family
in Port Huron and will leave some
time this month. 1t is expected that
Elder Leland Marion will occupy Mr.
Sloat's house
There will be social dancing party
at Cadillac Hall, Emmett, on Thursday
evening, Oct. 10, 1918. to which the
public is cordially invited. Music by
FinLers 3-piece orchestra. Bill, 500.
Mrs. Julia LaForge.
We have several letters from the
boys in the army camps and over in
France, but on account of being crowd
ed for space we are compelled to hold
them over for another week at least
before we can publish them.
Cards were received last week an
nouncing the birth Of daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of Ham.
tramck, at the Burley hospital in AL
mont. Mrs. Smith will be remembered
as Marion Johnson, formerly of Yale.
Parties having cast-off clothing which
they would like TO have sent TO the
] Dal,.;,,r, -. F,,uaae a -. rauuactad n hrinO
them to the Red Cross rooms any day
in the week. II the rooms are not open
there will be big box in the hallway
where they may be placed.
Chas Cavanagh has purchased the
Law house on North st. and will move
therein. Lowell Munroe who has &C.
cupied the Law house has moved into
the Mcconnell house Main street. Chas'
Barr has purchased the Cavanagh
house, corner Wood and Jones streets.
On July last, the first day of the
present nscal year, the war was costing
$4,000, 100000 year; $50,000,00O day
S2,OOO,OOO an hour; $4,000 a minute
S555O0 second On July l next, &C
cording to the latest estimates by the
War Department, the war for the IL
months, will have cost $3l ,00O, 100000.
The order given out to conserve on
gasoline by leaving your auto in the
garage on Sunday except in extraordi'
nary cases, was badly misused last Sun.
day. A warning is given that unless
this order is observed strictly you will
be looked upon as a Stacker and treated
accordingly. A word to the wise should
be sufficient.
We salute Lieut.. w. ii. Fletcher and
congratulate him on the quick and eff
fective work which earned him his
title and got him into camp in such
short order. Camp a. A. Humphreys
Va, Q. &c. is Lieut.. Fletcher's ad
dress. Mrs. Fletcher is preparing to
close her house and join her husband
for the winter. She will live at Alex.
andria, which is not far from Washing.
ton, ID. G.
, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Simpson (nee
Elizabeth Parkinson) who spent the
summer here with Mrs. 7. II. Parkin.
son, haye moved from Florida to AL
buquerque, New Mexico, where Mrs
Simpson has been rendered and accept.
ed position as instructor in Domestic
Science and Art in the State University
Mr. simpsons health is extremely poor
and it is hoped the climate will be ben