The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-07-04
Local and Otherwise.

Thos. Shut and family visited rela-
tives at Pontiac Sunday.
Lieut.. Frank w. Sheehy is home from
Camp Custer today, the 18th.
Some of our farmers are into their
hay. The crop is short and light.
Sheriff Windsor was up from Port
Huron Friday last on official business.
John w. Smith and David Canham,
of Port Huron, were in Yale Friday
last.
Lincoln Avery, of Port Huron, was
in Yale between trains Saturday eve
ming last.
Billy Vanskivar, of Detroit, has been
visiting his mother and friends here
this week.
Elmer Ritter and family have moved
into the Mrs. JOS. Mathews house on
North street.
Scotty Isles, who is now at work in
Detroit, visited his old friends in Yale
the past week.
A fine shower of rain Sunday last
doing lots of good to growing crops
and vegetation.
The Yale Canning factory started on
peas Monday morning. The crop is
large this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Stark and son
George, of Detroit, are guests of WA.
Campbell and family.
Henry Rector and family, of Detroit,
visited relatives and friends in Yale
and vicinity over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Andreae and fam
lily visited M. and Mrs. Ventry II.
Hisey at Wayne last week.
Norman b. Herbert has been at
Hastings this week attending cyclone
insurance company meeting.
Mrs Ernest Carpenter and little
daughter Virginia, of Pontiac, are Wis
iting at the home of M. b. Hallead.
Geo. Kerney received letter from
his son Thomas who is now at Cleve-
land, and expects to go overseas very
soon.
Edgar Vrooman, who has been teach
ing at the st. Clair flats has closed his
school and is home for the summer
vacation.
Married on Wednesday, June 10Th,
1918, in Detroit, Mrs. Mary Vanskivar,
of this city, and Jacob Setter, of Mel
vim. Congratulations.
Dick Windsor now drives a Dodge
Sedan purchased of Eilber 81 Barth
Yale agents. He exchanged his Dodge
touring car in the deal.
Rodger WEIGH got letter from his
son Basil last week stating that he had
arrived in France and was in the best
of health and feeling fine.
Ventry r. Hisey and wife, of Wayne
were guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Elston
Huffman over Sunday. Mrs. Hisey re-
turned to Wayne with them to spend q
| few weeks.
Bert Welch and family have return
ed from Detroit. Mrs. Welch's father
II. S. Wait, of Decker, accompanied
them and visited few days with rela.
tives in this vicinity.
Geo. II. Houghtby and wife, of Car.
sonville, made friends in Yale short
visit Saturday last while on their way
10 Iowa where Mr.. Houghtby will take
up work for the Cleaners.
Frank ID. Beadle resigned his posi-
tion in the First National Bank last
Saturday. He has enlisted in the U. S
Marines, passed a successful examina
ton and will go to training camp al
Taris Island, N. g.
Elmer Rose has sold his dwelling
house on Mary street to Robert Mid
dleton. Elmer has a position in tht
Mueller munition plant in Port Huron
and will move to that city soon. Mr.
Middleton and wife will moye int
Yale this fall.
Ambrose, Andrew and Will ReiC
were in Yale last Saturday calling OF
friends. All three were residents o.
this city many years ago. Ambros,
lives on q farm near Attica and viii
and Andrew are residents of the city O
Detroit Andrew informed us that b,
was billed to lecture at Capac Satur
day evening.
Despite the fact that some folks sa,
its too early to "toot" for the big cele
bratioD, we rise to remark that the tim,
is just as ripe now for "tootin'" as i
is to accept paid advertising. The Elk
position has always given its column
freely to "toot" for any celebration t,
be held in the city whether we wer
invited in at the organization of tn
celebration or not. Start boosting nov
and help swell the Red Cross fund.
For several years Albert Papst, o
Jeddo has been bothered by a.flock o
pigeons which seemed determined t
dig up his corn about as fast as h