The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-08-29

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it to her brother Alex.
Mrs. j. K. Rassey and children are
visiting Port Huron friends.
Il. K. Barr and family are taking al
auto trip into Canada for few days.
Leta, Bernice and Rex Holden went
to Caro- Wednesday evening for a day
or two.
Eleanor and Leona Putnam, of Port
Huron, have been guests in the Fred
Wilt home the past week.
The following marriage license is
published:-"Hiram Perry, 81, Yale;
Sarah Allen, A, Croswell."
Mrs. C. s. Hibbard and son Francis,
Of Inlay City, are visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Floyd Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Knapp, of Detroit,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Knapp the past week.
Rex Holden will leaye Saturday for
Bloomington, Ind, where he will enter
a Radio School to prepare for his
country's service.
Nellie Beard and Ethel Martin re-
turned this week to Hancock, u. p, to
take up their teaching in the Hancock
school for another year
Workmen are busy this week remod-
cling the interior of the postofiioe
which will give more room to take care
of the ever increasing business
Don Comstock and wife, of YpsIlanti,
visited over Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. N. j. Drouyor. Mrs. Drouyor
and daughter Nina returned with them
for weeks visit.
The report that Thos. Magner died
in hospital in France has not been
confirmed. His relatives have not been
officially notified, and for this reason
believe he is yet alive.
Rev. G. E. Caswell, former pastor Of
the Yale Free Methodist church has
been appointed Presiding Elder for
Port Huron district and will move to
Yale in the near future.
Max DIN is the name given a new
born son to Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Martin
which came to glaeden the hearts of
the parents on Friday, Aug, %, 1915
Friends are offering congratulations.
Base ball between Blaine and En-
NETT teams at Emmett on Sunday,
Sept 1st Admission % cts, ladies'
free. Proceeds for benefit of the Red
Cross Game is called for 2:30 p. m.
Muck fires are burning in the swamps
OF Sanilac county. The high winds re-
Gently have brought the smell of smoke
very plainly in this direction. No fires
should be lighted in this dry weather.
Relatives of Art 0'Morrow, of near
Peck, received a telegram from Wash
ington last week stating he had been
slightly wounded in battle in France.
He is in hospital and is getting along
as we'll as could be expected
Mrs. f. Is. Todd, living east and
south of Yale, received WORD this
morning that her son, Henry Todd, of
Detroit, has been called into service and
will soon leave for camp. He is ex-
pected home to spend the week. end
with his mother and other relatives and
friends
Word was received in Yale Tuesday
night by Harry Collins that his broth
or, Edward G. Collins, had been killed
in action in France. Ed was with Co.
ID. 125th regiment, enlisting in Port
Huron. He was well known in Yale,
having lived here a number of years.
He leaves widow whose home is in
Port Huron.
The Republican county conventions
of the state for the election of dele
gates to the state convention arecalled
for Tuesday, the 10th day of Septem-
Der. The state convention will be
held Sept. 18th. The democratic coun.
ty convention is called for Monday the
9th and the state convention the 25th
of September.
The only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Carson, of Port Huron, died
the first of last week and the funeral
was held on Thursday, Aug. 22 Robt.
Carson and wife, Earl Rose and wife
James Rose and wife, and Mrs Claude
Armstrong of this place attended.
Yale friends sympathize with the par
ents in their bereavement.
i Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer for the past
thirty years and more, is in the harness
again for this fall and winter and pre-
pared to list sales for all who desire
his services. His long experience in
the " ork has taught him how to ham
die the public and get the highest
price for whatever he auctions off. II