The Yale expositor., 1918-07-25


Chas. Turner, of Avoca, was in Yale
Friday calling on friends.
Walter Andreae, wife and mother
were in Port Huron Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cheeseman visit
ed with North Branch relatives last
week.
Mrs. Vrooman and son Edgar visit
ed Port Huron friends part of the
past week.
James Fogg and family, of Detroit,
have been spending the week among
Yale friends.
Mrs. Thody and two daughters, of
Port Huron, are here on visit to rel.
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Miller and family,
of Bay City, are guests of VIII Camp
bell and family this week.
Ronald loft returned Friday evening
last from visiting Port Huron, Detroit,
Buffalo and other cities.
Robert Irving and wife are making
their home at present with the formers
brother George at Sarnia.
Porter Harris and j. A. Menzies
were at Brown City and Melvin Mon
day afternoon on business.
Arthur Dennis and family, Of Kinde,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
the family Of James w allace.
Blanche and Berna Cheeseman have
returned from two weeks visit with
relatives in Detroit and Windsor.
Henry Tice and wife, of Detroit, have
been spending the week among their
many friends in and around Yale.
Mrs. Oscar Denison and two children,
of Jackson, have been spending the
week among Yale relatives and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gleason,
in Yale, on Thursday, July 18th, 1918,
daughter Friends are offering con-
gratulations.
Bernice Holden and Mildred Ruh
accompanied M. 5. Brown on an auto
trip through the Thumb district, start
ing Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Hannah Cheeseman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Robert Warner at Cass
City. Her granddaughter, Gladys
Edgerton accompanied her.
Floyd Ferguson and family, accom-
panied by Fred Schoneman and family
of Allenten, spent Sunday at the
beaches along the shores of Lake
Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Carless are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine baby
boy at their home Thursd ay, July 18th
Gongratulations are being extended
the parents.
Mrs. George Wilson and daughter, o.
Flint, have been spending the past
week with Mrs. James WEIGH anC
other relatives and friends in anC
around Yale.
A meeting of the Michigan editor
and publishers of country newspaper
will be held at Lansing, Aug. l, 2 ant
3. Matters of much importance will
be discussed, and also an interesting
program is being prepared.
An old-time dancing party will b.
given in the New Cadillac Hall, EN-
NETT, on Friday evening, August End
Music by Finzel's 3-piece orchestra, o
Detroit. Bill, including supper, Sl.5C
Everybody cordially invited to attend.
Chas. &. Putney, wife and daughte
of Oklahoma City, Okla, are here on
visit to relatives and friends. Mr.. Put
ney is a brother of Frank Putney, o
this place, and at one time was count,
school commissioner of Sanilac county
James Guy brought to this office OF
Monday a sample of timothy hay grow
on John e. Walkers farm near Brow
City. 1t is of splendid quality, goo
length and we'll headed. This sampl
was taken from 30-acre lot, all D
which was Of the same length an
quality.
Grant Holden and family motored t
Almont Sunday and visited Sextol
Grimes and family. Mr.. Holden wen
on to Detroit and the family returne
to Yale Monday morning. Mr.. Grimes
who has been sick in bed for som
time, is improving and able to get on
on the porch every day.
Six surveyors from Lansing arrives
in Lexington Tuesday and began sui
veying the Huron Shore Pike, workin
north from the south county line. Tn
road was surveyed two years ago bu
a great many of the stakes have beel
pulled up or broken off. The me-
said that the contract for building tn
pike had been awarded to a Gran
Rapids firm and that the construction