The Yale expositor., 1918-08-08

Harry Paisley, of Detroit. is here on
a visit TO his father and friends,
Z. +. Pratt and family motored to|
Pontiac Sunday, returning in evening.
Mrs. Dennis Sbannhan's brother of
Chicago, visited with her the past week.
Frank A. Vincent, of Chicago, is
here on visit to his mother and many
friends.
Guy K. Beard and family are occu-
plying cottage at Keewahdin for the
month of August.
Elmer McKenna and family of Grand
Rapids, were guests of Henry Stein
burgh and wife this week.
Miss Brown, Miss Boyle and niece,
of Detroit, are visiting Tressah Tor
now at her home east of Yale.
George Mcintyre was at the beaches
north of Port Huron Saturday where
his wife is spending few weeks.
Advertised Letters for the following
persons are held at the Yale post office:
Miss Nina Rose and Jas, Mclaughlin
The United States Food Administra-
ton asks you to use one teaspoonful
less sugar every day. 1t is needed over
there.
Jim Newell, Ellery Weller and Ernie
Baxter, who are in the service of their
country, were home on furlough the
past week.
ID. H. Brown and II. j. West, of
Deckervile, were in Yale Tuesday Wis
ting friends and taking in the big
celebration.
Geo. Meeker and wife, VIM. MeCon-
nell and wife, of Armada, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mitchell
and family.
Rev. Chas Drake will preach in the
Church of Christ, Mechanic street, next
Sunday morning. All are invited to
come and hear him.
Mrs. u. l.. Scott, of Pontiac, and lit
tie grandson, of Detroit, are guests Of
K. f. Pratt and family. They came
up to attend the celebration.
The office building of the Yale Wool
en- Mills is being remodelled and en-
larsed to give more room for storing
stock and the Office force accommoda-
tions.
Mr.. Wilson, father of Mrs. Richards,
after two months visit here, accom-
panied Frank Wilcox to ColumbiaviIle
today where he will visit with another
daughter.
Rev. Fred Parks from Chicago will
preach in the Free Methodist church
Sunday evening. You are invited to
come out and hear one of our home
town boys preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Shafer, of Los An
geles, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
L. T. Pratt. They made the trip by
auto, travelling only by daylight. 1t
took about three weeks to come.
In card from Margaret Gleason she
asks us to change her address from
Melvin to 236 La Mothe Ave-, Detroit
Miss Gleason has secured govern
ment position and expects to be in that
city for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Blake and son
of Saskatoon, visited Mr.. and Mrs. K
+. Fead, the past week, Mr.. Blake and
Mrs Fead being brother and sister
He has recently arrived home from
! France where he served his country in
the war for more than two years.
Hon. Louis IL. Fead, circuit judge OF
the Newberry district, and one of the
prominent men in the upper peninsula
has volunteered for foreign service
with the American Red Gross, and ex
poets to leaye within few weeks FOL
either France or Italy. Judge Fead Ii
Grand Master of the Michigan Crane
Lodge and was here at the laying Of
the corner stone of the Methodist Epis
copal church and during his short stay
in the city made many acquaintance
all of whom join with the Exposition
in wishing him God speed in his gooC
work. Edward +. Fead, cashier of TIT
First National Bank of this city is ,
brother of the Judge.
(AddifiouoI Locals on Piazza 5A