The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-09-12

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Bert Kelly was in Port Huron last
Monday.
Edward Andreae is in Chicago on
business.
Mushrooms are plentiful since the
recent rains.
Mrs. Henry K. WEIGH was in Port
Huron Tuesday.
Jack Jardine started Monday night
for Los Angeles, Calf.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Irving we're in
Port Huron and Sarnia Tuesday.
Several nice showers Of rain visited
this section during the past week.
Mrs. q. +. Curtis and Mrs, l.. Roy
Fuller were in Port Huron Monday.
Bertha Clyne left last week for West
Branch, where she has secured school.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham, of New Haven
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wood
ruff. :
VIM. II. Fletcher shipped carload
of stock to the Buffalo market last
saturday.
Clifford Hutton left Yale for Camp
Custer Saturday last. The best of good
wishes 60 with him.
Elder Carol Shaw and wife, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, are IN Yale visiting
relatives and friends
| &. II. Adams, wife and family were
over from Capac Monday calling on
relatives and friends
| Harry Jardine and wife have gone to
Columbiaville where they have posi-
tions in the Wooden mill
Bert Jackson moved his household
goods to Port Huron Monday where he
has secured employment.
Mrs John Holden and Fredda re-
turned Tuesday evening from visiting
Ssrnia relatives and friends
Mrs Gladys ST. Clair, of Marine City,
a former Yale teacher, is teaching the
school at Cherry Beach this year.
Mrs. q. 5. Cochrane, of Port Huron
visited Yale and Brown City relatives
and friends the first of the week.
n b Percy, who has spent the past
summer at Bennington, VT, was In
Yale this week calling Oh friends.
Mr.. Wye, of Petoskey, u former Yale
boy, was in the city Tuesday visiting
old-lime friends and acquaintance
K. W..Farley, ID. Z. Andreae and Jas
Stirling attended the Democratic coun
ty convention at Port Huron Monday
Will Lane, of Flint, Jesse Lane anC
wife, Of Port Huron, autoed 10 Yale
Tuesday and spent the day with rela
tives and friends
1t was autoless Sunday in Yale las
Sunday. Not 8 machine moved ex
cepting those Of the physicians and {
few with urgent calls.
Duncan Mckenzie and family moved
to Port Huron this week Mr. McKen
zie has secured employment in one Of
the factories in THAI city.
James Goheen left at the Exposito
office a small branch taken from Nj
Abundance plum tree in his yard, oil
which there is forty full grown plums
Information, not official, Is reported
that all draft board officers are 10 b,
CON missioned by thr I, dsral govern
ment and will wear the untorm OF thu
army.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daughtel
Ruth are taking river and lake TRIP
to Cleveland, Ohio, on the steamtl
Harmonic, OF the Northern Navigation
Co.'s line of boats.
Mrs. James Guy called at the Expos
itor office Saturday last aud renewed
her subscription for another year. Mr.
Guy has been constant reader of thii
paper for thirty six years and more.
Victor Learmont, who has spent hit
summer vacation in the Office of ths
Huron Milling Co at Harbor Beach
has returned to Yale. He expects tC
attend the u. OF NJ. at Ann Arbor this
fall and winter
DIR Lacy aud family, who spent the
summer mouths in cottage at the
Port Huron beaches are home for the
winter. jhe DR., who LAS beeu suffer
ing from STOMACH trouble is feeling
better than he hos for a year
Mayor Wharton has designated to
day Thursday civic holiday aud al
the busin' 81 places Of the city will be
closed from z a. m. until 3 D. III. Tn,
order comes from Gov. Sleeper Oh &c
count of this being registration day.
Capac has u big service flag painted
on big broad smooth board 1t con
tains a star for every man from tha
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