The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-09-11

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serve Constitutional Sunday.
Mrs. C. VanNorman, of Port
Huron is visiting Yale friends.
Mrs. Maggie Stone, Of Lapeer,
visited Mrs. Con Jones over Sun
day.
Helen and Genevieve Campbell
of Brown City, spent Saturday
with Marion Barr.
Mrs. G.. w. Gardner will go to
Flint Sunday next to visit few
weeks with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Le-
pein, of Greenwood township, on
Monday, Sept. 1st., a son.
Chas. Cook and family, of De-
troit have been spending the week
among Yale relatives and friends.
Are you planning on having a
sale this fall? If so, let US do
your printing. Prompt service, at
satisfactory prices.
Ed. Andreae and wife, Mrs. l..
Roy Fuller, Mrs. Chas. Rounds,
and Mrs. Thos. Johnston drove to
Detroit on Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. Rooney and grandchil-
dren Faye and Stuart Trumble, of
Brown City, spent the weekend
at the home Of K. +. Barr.
Mrs. Jos. Carless has purchased
the Henderson, house on Kenne-
flick street, now occupied by VIM.
Carol. She will move in some
time this fall.
VIM. L. Kelley has rented the
DIR. Yuill building on Main street
which he will use as milk sta
ton for the City Dairy for the
present.
Born on Thursday, August 18th,
to the wife of Milton Brown, of
Yale, a daughter. Mrs. Brown
: is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Davis.
: Lawrence Skiffington and Mrs.
John Green, of Detroit ARE guests
, in the Skiffington home. Lawrence
IS laid up for the time being with
rheumatism.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Eilber were
, in Detroit the first of the week,
returning in a new Dodge Sedan
which since has been turned over
I to Dick Windsor.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Peacock
reached Yale Saturday evening
I after their honeymoon trip. They
. have rooms at the home of Chas.
Rounds for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Chapel and
b daughter Eugene, autoed from
Detroit on Sunday stopping in
r Yale to visit with Mrs. r. II. Men
Grey on their way 70 Deckerville
v The boys who have been steal
4 ing melons and other fruits in
o various gardens about town are
4 known, and if caught in the &C,
again, will be made an example
of.
q An aeroplane passed over Yale
4 Wednesday afternoon about $3.50
n on its way north. No doubt il
was on its way to the Sandusky
fair where exhibitions will b,
. given.
IL Grant Holden went to Saginaw
Q Wednesday evening from which
, city he will accompany Mari
Brown by auto to Grand Rapids
: for a visit to Hazeltine G. Perkins
y Drug Co.'s plant.
Following is a list of uncalleC
q for letters at the Yale postoffice
Miss Ella McCrew, Mr.. Wheele
Smith, Jacob Shapowell, Miss Ed
u ma M. Morrison, Basil Levitt, AL
. bert Knoll, James Johnston, Mrs
= Florence Gamble, Mr.. Franz
u Brennan, Viola Hall.
Cards are out announcing ;
. social dancing party to be held a
y Cadillac Hall, Emmett, on Frida,
evening, Sept. 10Th. Music b,
4 FinZePs three piece orchestra, O
y Detroit. You are especially in
=. vited to attend this party and en-
&c joy the evening with your friends
Bill, including war tax, $1.50.
V Tomorrow evening, Friday
&c Sept. 18th "a big time will be en-
',s joyed by those who attend tn
n dancing party at the Auditorium
= Yale. Music by Finzels Famou
VI Jazz Band, of DeNroit. Secur
your partner and be sure and b
1t there in time to enjoy the frs
l. dance. Don't miss this party.
e On Wednesday of this week, a
u the Sandusky fair, Dave Hender
o son who was driving John Satley'
IN horse, Don M. fell from the sulky
apparently from a faint and wa
sk badly cut about the hands an
a, face. The horse was far in tn
u lead at the time, and before h
ly could be stopped he paced tn
lie track three times.
r At the o. E. S. meeting on Wed
or nesday evening, Mrs. Pearl Me
We Kinstry was initiated into mem
bership. The social program in