The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-08-01

Mrs. c. p. Hunter, of Toronto, is here
this week on visit to friends.
Floyd Ferguson and family visited
with relatives near Capac Sunday last.
Gladys Wallace, who has position
at the Howell Sanitarium, is home on
visit.
Floyd Rath, who is working on. the
shore pike near Lakeport was home
Sunday.
Fred j. Wit and family spent the
weekend with friends and relatives at
Plymouth.
w. f. Barr and wife motored to De-
troit Wednesday morning, returning in
the evening.
Jim Brown, of the Port Huron Times
Herald, visited his parents saturday
evening last.
Art Parmlee and wife. Elda Adams
and Nellie Sly, of Port Huron were
here on Sunday.
Frances Andreae is enjoying a visit
with Marion LearmOnt at the beaches
above Port Huron.
Burnell Wight was home from Ann
Arbor the past week on visit to his
parents and friends.
Rev. w. Coach and family will spend
their vacation at Fair Haven and Wis
iting friends in London, Ont.
Mrs. Frank Monahan returned Satur-
day from a<visit with relatives and
friends at Bad Axe and Ubly.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Wilt motored to
Detroit last Saturday and spent the
weekend with relatives and friends.
r. j. Newell, wife and two daugh-
tiers, Gladys and Eldorado, of Toronto,
are spending the week with Mrs. David
WEIGH,
George Frink and Will Bean with
their wives, of Kent, Ohio, are spend
ing the week with their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Slosser.
Mr.. Sly and wife, and Mrs. McTavish
of Marlette, Russell Sly, wife and son
Philip, of Detroit, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Sly the past week.
Rev. Simpson, of Croswel, will
preach in the Presbyterian church,
Yale, next Sunday morning at regular
hour. A large attendance is requested
Will Huston, while taking care OF
one of his horses, was struck in the
face, cutting cash next to his eye
Two stitches were necessary to sew up
the wound.
John j. Paxton, of Fort Benz Har.
rison, Ind., Geo. Paxton, of Mineola, l.
l., Fred Paxton, wife and child, of De
troit, were here attending the funeral
of their father.
Helen Sheehy is in Yale at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. Sheehy. She
is recovering from the operation which
took place at the Ypsilanti hospital 6
short time ago.
Grant Holden this week has had q
neat tile floor laid in the entrance way
of his drug store. The word Holder
shows prominent in the center of q
neat and attractive border.
Mrs. Geo. Mann has the thanks oil
the Menzies family for mess of greer
corn picked from her garden July 3lst
Mrs. Mann has fine garden every yeal
and is among the first to pick from it.
Georgins, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Hayes, was operated OF
for appendicitis one day last week a.
the home Of her grandmother, Mrs
Sheehy. The operation was successful
and the little one is doing mic ely.
Base ball at Emmett, sunday, Aug
4th, at 2;30 in the afternoon, between
the Foundation Company and Emmett
teams AN interesting game was wit
messed last Sunday and the next on,
will be even more so. Admiss ion, 25c
ladies free.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Gurgenson ant
daughter, Mrs. K. Peterson and baby
of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Woodland, of Speaker, spent Thursda.
of last week at the home of VIM. Wood
ard. The aboye parties motored from
Chicago in their Elgin car and starte'
on their return trip Sunday.
Wharton & Co.'s elevator and shed
which were burned short time ag
have been rebuilt and are nearly com
pleted. This firm, although having
suffered great loss, will be ampl,
prepared to buy grain and, hay thi
fall They handle coal, cement, lime
fertilizer and nearly everything in thi
|, line.
An artistic stone fence is being bull
, along the roadway in front of Sacre
Heart cemetery. James b. Blackfor
is doing the mason work. When tn
fence is completed and the ground
! laid out, Sacred Heart parish will hav
: one of the most beautiful burial spot