The Yale expositor., 1918-07-11

Ruth Menzies was home from Fort
Huron for the 4th.
Ray Moran, of Capac. spent Friday
last with his young friends in Yale.
Earl r. Card, of the Yale Trailer Co.,
was in Port Huron last Friday on bus
ness.
Miss Shaffer, of Detroit has been Wis
iting her brother John j. the past
week.
John Ferguson and Oliver Tice, with
their wives, were up from Detroit over
Sunday.
The Free Methodist church is being
painted this week. Rev. Kelley is do
ing the work.
Arthur Perry was home from Camp
Custer the past week on visit to rela-
tives and friends.
Floyd Ferguson and family, accom-
panied by Roy Wilcox and wife, spent
the 4th at Attention.
Mrs. o. V. Stephens, of Alpena, is
here on three weeks visit to her
brother, Charles Mackman.
Fred Locke, wife and child, of Port
Huron, visited Henry Pearce and
daughter Mayme this week.
II. 4. Beard, Nellie aud Joe Beard,
Bernice Holden and Ethel Martin
were in Port Huron Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McColl and daugh-
ter Elizabeth visited relatives and
friends at Baden the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Hunter, of Mon.
roe, are at the home of the latter's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bidleman.
Darius Mihlethaler and wife, of Har.
Dor Beach were here Tuesday on a
visit to Mr.. Mihlethaler's father and
mother.
A 10-lb baby girl was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Almon Rider, of Greenwood
township, on Sunday, July 9TH, 1918.
Congratulations.
]. II. Beckton and family, of Caro-,
spent the 4th at VIM. f. Ruh's home.
Helen Rub returned to Caro- with them
for short visit
Sam Erb raised q fine large barn
frame 36x72 It. on his farm east and
north of Yale last Wednesday. There
were nearly 100 people present at the
raising.
Tomorrow is the 18th, Orangemen's
day, and several from ale expect to
go to Port Huron where the big cele.
bration of this district is to be held
this year.
Floyd Ferguson has purchased Ford
truck from Jas. p. Cogley, sales agent
for Yale. The truck will be a very
convenient addition to Floyd's drayine
and trucking business.
Willie, the ten-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Bullock, fell from tree
while playing Wednesday of last week
and fractured both bones of his left
arm. The little fellow is getting along
nicely.
Grant Holden, James Melrose, Bert
Mcdonald and Frank Andreae started
Saturday night last for Vannettan Lake
where they will join Frank Wilcox
and James WEIGH and spend a few
days fishing.
The Junior Red Cross of the South
Speaker and Foster schools will give
an ice cream social on Tuesday eve.
ming, July 10, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Craig, miles north of Yale
Nye's Concert Band will furnish music
for the evening.
Amelia and Tillie Smith, from north
of Peck, have moved to Yale and will
occupy the Clark house on Mary street
Their father, who is laid up with q
broken leg expects to live with his
daughters as soon as he is able to make
the trip.
The 4th of July was big day al
Fargo. A fine program was carried
out, refreshments were served, a picnic
dinner was enjoyed by many people
and everybody spent most pleasurable
day and one long to be remembered
The net proceeds were turned over to
the Red Cross.
Campers at Cedarwood during the
past week were Dolph Andr6ae and
family, Ed Andreae and family, j. A
Menzies and family, of Yale, Watson
Wesley and family and Mr.. Brewer, OF
Port Huron, M. j. Dudley and wife
VIM Bottomley and wife and Katherine
Macauley, of Armada.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday
school held picnic in Bullock's grove
north and west of Yale on the 4th Of
July. A large crowd was present anC
the day was one of enjoyment for al
who attended. Foot races, base bal
land other SonteatR were ataOad and 4