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

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were at Marlette Sunday.
VIM. Kennedy and family spent Sun
day afternoon at Smiths Creek
g. S. Cochrane is in Chicago buying
goods for his Port Huron store.
Geo. A. Mann is over at Croswell
doing carpenter work this week.
Ed. Andreae and family spent Sun.
day in an auto trip down st Clair river.
Harvey Wilcox, Bert Kelley and fam
lilies spent Sunday afternoon at Lake
port.
Isobel Menerey is spending few
days among Detroit relatives and
friends.
Ed. Fry and wife are at West Branch
attending the funeral of Mrs. Fry
father.
Will Lane and wife, of Flint, spent
decoration day in Yale among relatives
and friends.
Julia Mcmahon closed her school
near st. Clair last week and is home for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pratt, of Port
Huron, spent decoration day in Yale
among relatives.
Born to the wife of Ambrose Dunn,
on Friday May "a, 1918, a daughter.
Congratulations
Pearl Mcdonald is spending week
with relatives and friends in different
parts of the state.
Mrs. Ii. Z. Dinner and daughter Mel
lie are in Detroit this, week visiting rel
atives and friends.
Nh and Mrs. w. A. Woodruff were
at Burton this week attending the fun
eral of the latter's father.
The oil for the streets of the city has
arrived and Street Commissioner Henry
is engaged in laying it on.
Alumni dues may be paid to Donna
Wallace during the month of June.
Pearl Mcdonald, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae, Mrs
Chas. Rounds and Mrs. Thos. Johnston
were in Detroit Wednesday.
F. w. Andreae and family, and Mrs.
Mckenzie were in PortHuron Saturday.
On Sunday they spent the day at Deck
erville.
Charley Menerey is home from Jack
son. He has enlisted in the u. 5. navy
and goes to Detroit today to take his
examination.
Ed. Eilber and wife were at Capao
Wednesday afternoon attending the
funeral of the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson.
We are proud of our Girl and Boy
Scouts. They make fine array and
added greatly to Memorial and Decor
alton day professions
G. II. Adams and family were over
from Capac Wednesday attending the
burial services of the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Jackson.
Joe Wilt and family drove up from
Detroit Sunday and spent the day with
relatives and friends. Joe has a posi-
ton with the Ford Mfg Co.
Ed. Sheehy and Will Hyde shipped
a carload of live stock to Buffalo Satur-
day last. They left on the evening train
for that city returning Tuesday.
The interior of the flax mill office is
being reprinted and redecorated and
otherwise getting a general cleaning
up, giving the Office a neat and tidy
appearance.
The following persons have donated
to the Red Cross since publishing the
list in last weeks Expositor, VIM. Car
roll, SO 90; A. Dunn, $500: w. H. Fetch
er $500; Geo. w. Elston, $500; Chas.
Rounds, $500. Total S24.
Grace Watt, of Sarnia, graduate of
1913 class of Yale High School, gets
the degree of b. A. at the Toronto Un-
iversity. The Expositor, along with
Miss Watts many friends here, will be
pleased to learn of her success.
Mrs. j. G. Hart returned to her home
at Kissemmee, Fla, Saturday morning.
Best wishes go with her and it is hoped
by the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart that they live long and enjoy all
the pleasures and comforts in their new
home.
The body of Elmer Cough was recov-
cred Monday this week in the Detroit
river near the spot where the drowning
occurred about month ago. Funeral
services took place on Tuesday. Bur-
ial at Port Huron cemetery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Fry were at the funeral.
The little three-year-old daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Jackson died at
Capac the first of the week and the
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