The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-26
Local and Otherwise.

Il. A. Hill and little grandson, of
Avoca, were in Yale on Tuesday.
Gus Colberg left for Detroit M onday
where he has secured employment.
Mrs. Walter Smith and daughter
Hazel were in Port Huron Tuesday.
Henry Tice and wife, of Detroit, Wis
tied relatives and friends here over Sun
day.
L. f. Fead was at Inlay City and
Flint Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness.
John H. Mathews has been home
from Detroit on a visit for the past
week
John Ferguson WAS up from Detroit
Saturday last calling on relatives and
friends.
James Rose and wife, Earl Rose and
family were at Shabbons this week at.
tending family reunion.
Mrs. Bert Kelley has been confined
to her home the past week or more
with stubborn case of rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Pollock, who has been in
New York, Is now in Yale with her
husband at the home of DIR. Pollock.
Mrs. Robt. Williams and daughter
Eleanor visited with Mildred Williams
at the Howell Sanitarium over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs David Welch and
daughter Nina have returned from
Flint and will remain in their home
here for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Andreae drove to
Detroit on Friday last, returning Mon
day night. They took boat trip to
Cedar Point while away.
The race track grounds owned by
the Riverside Driving Club, have been
sold to Archie Ludington and he is
given immediate possession.
Arthur Clyne is home from Newark,
n. j., where he is employed in large
chemical concern and will remain un-
til the latter part of August.
Mrs. Mary Simmons has sold her
home on South Main street to George
Williams, who will move in from his
farm five or six miles west of Yale.
Howard Rub left last Saturday for
Newberry, accompanied by his cousin,
Jack Beckton, of Caro-. They will
make weeks visit with relatives.
DR.. j. w. Tomlinson, of Avoca, was
in Yale on Monday. The DR.. is much
improved in health and has taken up
his medical practice in that village.
Grant Holden and Chas. Rounds &C.
companied by their wives visited Brook
Bearss and wife at Fostoria and also
friends at Mayville on Sunday last.
The annual meeting Of the Yale Ii.
S. Alumni will be held st the home of
Fredda Holden next Monday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. Each member il urged
to be present.
Roger WEIGH and wife went To De-
troit Tuesday to sen Basil WEIGH, who
has been transferred TO hospital in
that city. Basil returned last week
from overseas
Orrin Lane, after eighteen years STR
vice in the employ of Wharton II Co ,
resigned his position last week Orrin
is faithful worker aud has host Of
friends in Yale.
l.. Roy Fuller, son Frederick and
Geo. Green left on Tuesday afternoon
by auto for Sage Lake for weeks
fishing trip Sage Lake is about six
miles west of Tawas city IN Ogemaw
county and is said to be an ideal fishing
spot.
John Blower, of Deckerville, died al
1925 Tuesday evening at the age of IS
years or more. He is supposed to have
been one of the wealthiest men in San.
lilac and was one of the early pioneers
and conducted general merchandise
store for years, bought wool, grain and
hay.
A telegraph message was received
on Saturday last from the Mergenthalel
Linotype Company, of New York, thai
the typesetting machine we ordered II
May last is ready and will be shipped
within few days. This is good news
to us and should also be to our patronl
and friends, for when the machine II
installed and operating we will be pre-
pared to get out better paper and tak'
better care of our ever increasing bust
ness.
The annual Hop given at the Au
ditoriam in Port Huron by the junior
of the High school on Friday evening
last, was attended by the following
young people from Yale who spent {
wonderfully pleasant night:-Paulin,
Fead, Eileen Learmont, Bernice Far
ley, Faye Wight, Mildred Rub, Jean
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