The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-09-05

Harvey Wilcox and daughter
were at Jeddo Saturday last.
Many tourists are passing
though Yale by auto each day.
Mary Sexton will teach school
near st. Clair the coming term.
DR.. j. B. Stevens returned
Thursday from visit at Detroit.
Mrs. U. G.. Buck of Englewood,
H., is visiting Yale relatives and
friends.
George Rassey was up from Port
Huron between trains Tuesday
evening.
Purl Harding and Fred Beadle,
of Melvin, were in Yale Monday
on business.
Leta Mihlethaler is home from
New York on a visit to parents
and friends.
Frank Smalldon, hardware mer-
chant, of Peck, was in Yale Sat-
urday, on business.
Phyllis Ingram aas secured a
school near Smiths Creek, and
started work Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Barr on Sunday, Aug.
25th. Congratulations.
Burnell Wight was home from
Detroit over Sunday on visit to
his parents and friends.
Social meeting Yale Chapter,
No. Ga, o. E. S. Wednesday eve
ming, September IL. Initiation.
Bob Brown, Yves Keyworth, Will
Schefflebein and George Benjamin
were home from Camp Custer Sun
day.
Earl Barrett, of Detroit, grand
son of Mrs. Andrew Harnden of
this place has enlisted as an in
terpreter.
Rex Holden left for Blooming
ton, Ind, Saturday last. His
father accompanied him as far as
Port Huron.
Mrs. Isaac Swartz has sold her
house and lot on Mary street to
Rev. Wilson, a former pastor of the
FIN. church.
Mrs. Saunby and daughter re-
turned Tuesday evening from a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends at London, Ont.
VIM. E. Menerey and wife were
in Port Huron Tuesday. Hilton
King loked after the mail and ex-
press while Will was away.
Parsons the Eye Man, will be
at the Paisley Hotel, Yale, Friday,
September 13, from 8 A. M. until
! 5 100 P. M. See HE adv in this is
sue.
The report that Thomas j.
Magner had died of disease in a
hospital in France has been veri-
| fled by an official report from
Washington.
Mrs. H. K. Brainerd and Mrs.
G. A. Mass, of Detroit, visited Mrs.
Lewis Cady Sunday. These ladies
were formerly Goldie and Alma
Walker, and resided in Yale.
Chas. Teets was up from Detroit
! spending the week end visiting rel
atives and friends. Charley had an
attack of typhoid fever during
he summer but is feeling fine now
In card from Rev. c. A. Bragg,
at one time pastor of the Yale and
Cole M. p. churches he says
am moving from Adrian. Please
send Expositor to Dundee, Mich,
where have taken pastorate.
Harvest Ball at Cleaner Hall,
| Old Brockway, Wednesday eve
ming, Sept. IL. Music by McKanlass
3-piece orchestra. The public are
cordially invited to attend. Every
body is promised a good time. Bill,
including refreshments and war
tax, SIPS.
The tire and rim advertised in
last weeks Expositor was found
in front of Irving's farm 2 miles
north of Yale last Friday and re-
turned to the Ford Sales and Ser
vice garage and the owner noti-
fled. 1t pays to advertise.
Word reaches Yale his morning
of the marriage Of Purl Harding,
of Melvin, to Miss Verna Mailman,
of Yale. The ceremony took place
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Forest Wilmotin Port Huron.
The Expositor extends congratula-
tions.
| Helen Sheehy has so far recover
ed from the recent operation she
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