The Yale expositor., 1918-08-22
Local and Otherwise.

LUIS VI now udy 10 DcluB uauiCu w
market for shipment.
Albert Menerey is now stationed at
Camp Cody, New Mexico.
Mary Brown is in Detroit spending
two weeks with relatives and friends.
u. King, of Chicago, accountant for
the Amerlin Co., was in Yale Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Barth and daughter Betty
are visiting Crystal friends and rela-
tives.
Floyd Ferguson and family spent
the week end with relatives at Almont
and Attention.
David Weloh and family have gone
to Flint where they will remain for a
month or more.
Mrs. John Wark aud son Harold are
spending few days with friends in
and around Melvin.
Gordon Ferguson has been visiting
the past two weeks with relatives at
Attention and Berville.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Harris on Monday, August 18th,
1918. Congratulations.
Will the party who took the block
and line from the Light & Water Plant
kindly return same at once.
Dick Windsor and wife autoed to
Melvin Monday afternoon and spent
the time with relatives and friends
Tom Wark, of Speaker township, left
for the Canadian Northwest Wednes
day morning to be gone for a short
time.
A. Stanford White and son Stanford
of Chicago, the latter treasurer of the
Amerlin Co, were in Yale last week
on visit of inspection.
Fred Teets, who has recently rented
his farm at Alto and moved TO Detroit
with his family, called at the Expositor
office last Saturday and made US a
pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Otto and daugh-
ter Beulah, of San Diego, Calf, visited
with the family of w. f. Rub over
Sunday. Mrs. Otto and Mr.. Rub are
sister and brother.
Mrs. Wellington Newell and little
daughter returned to their home at
Plymouth Monday after a short visit
with Mrs. James Keys and daughter
Emma the past week.
Latest report from Germany to the
Expositor are to the effect that several
of the largest munition plants in that
country have turned their attention en-.
tirely to the making of white flags.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daughters
spent from Saturday til Tuesday at
Cedarwood. Mrs. John K. Menzies
and son Ivor, of Detroit, and Morris
Men zies, of Amherstburg, were enter.
tanned.
Wharton Il Co. have their elevator
fully rebuilt and in readiness to receive
grain for which this firm will pay the
highest market price. They buy and
ship baled hay and straw and are deal.
ers in coal, cement, line, etc.
Chauncey Kelly left couple of new
potatoes on our desk Tuesday which
We're taken from his garden. These
potatoes have sprouts on them and
are leafed out with small potatoes on
the roots. Chance says this is unusual
In card from Louis 9. Cramton
written July 20, 1918, at the American
Embassy. Rome, our Congressman
says:-"Am very proud of the work OF
America aud Americans, which have
been privileged to see in France and
Italy. Best regards"
NsJ. Drouyor, superintendent of oul
public schools, underwent an operation
Monday, having his tonsils removed
Many ailments Of the human body are
due to diseased tonsils and to divert
rheumatic troubles he took this way
We are pleased to say he is getting OF
fine. DR. Wight performed the oper
alton.
DIR. A. Pollock has worn cropped
moustache for some time. Recently
his little daugater Margaret suggested
that he shave 1t off, which he did
Now Margaret is somewhat provoked
and does not agree that the chang'
improves dads loods very materially
This friends think that the change 4
for the better and he looks ten years o
more younger
Alex Cowan, of North Street, candi
date on the Republican ticket for tn
nomination of County Treasurer at tn
coming primary election, Aug. 9th
was in Yale Tuesday calling on hi
many friends. Mr.. Cowan is maj
fully qualified and capable Of LOOKING
after the funds of st. Clair county. Ill