The Yale expositor., 1919-06-19

Burnell Wight is home from Detroit
on visit.
VIM. ii. Learmont has new Willis
knight auto.
Floyd Ferguson and family spent
Sunday at Pontiac.
Frank o. Putney left for Chicago the
first of the week ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred j. Chamberlain
and son, OF Jeddo, were in Yale We'd
nesday.
Faye Wight, Bernice Holden and
Bernice Farley autOed to Lexington on
Sunday.
Jas. l.. Brown. OF Port Huron, spent
Sunday night at the home OF his par
ents in Yale.
Tom kerney has received an honor
able discharge from The navy and Is
now at home.
Edward Andreae and family spent
Sunday at the ChAs. Noble cottage on
st. Clair river.
Mr. and Mira. Alex Landsburg, of
Deckerville, were guests at the Farley
home on Monday.
Mrs Il. w. Farley il at Richmond
| this week visiting her parents and 9th
ar relatives and friends.
Maurice Merrill, Victor LearmOnt
aud Donald Mcintyre are home. from
the u. of M. at Ann ATbOC.
w. X. Smith aud family attended a
reunion of the O'COnnor family at
Jeddo the first of the week.
Frank Wilson, wife and children,
Roy Hayes and wife, of Roeeburg, au-
toed to, Port Huron SUNDAY, 49,.
Henry poelle and wife ara at Pin
coming Visiting relatives and Friends.
They made the trip by auto p
Roger Welch received a Telegram on
Tuesday forenoon that his sou Basil
had landed at Hoboken, N Y.
Norman Ellar and Vern Shaver were
daV with relatives aud friends.
w Ii. LearmOnt, cashier OF the Yale
State Bank, has been at Saginaw this
week attending Bankers. association
meeting.
Jas. Z. COgley and W. +. Barr we're
in Detroit last Friday, returning the
same evening with two new Ford
touring cars.
Word received from Ellison Teets in
forms the ExpOsitor that he has chang
ed his Detroit street address to 400
Henry street.
FIR. T. j Cullinane, of Detroit, In
company with three other priests stop
ped in Yale Wednesday on his way to
North Branch by auto.
Albert Menerey, Jack TIce, VIII
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Saturday night and Sunday in Yale
with relatives and friends.
Chas. Tumble and children aud
Mrs. Simon Rooney, of Brown City,
were Sunday guests at the home OF +.
ID. Mathews and other Yale relatives.
j. A. Cavanagh, Claude Pratt, Vern
Stableford and Currier Ovens left for
Vannettan Lake Sunday on two
weeks fishing trip The party will
tent.
AL Knisley and family, Cyrus Gillian
and family and James WEIGH will
spend week at the latter's cottage on
Vannettan Lake. The party left for
there on Tuesday.
Nicholas IngrOuille, brother of Mrs.
Alfred Martin, is visiting at the Manse.
lie WAS In his country's service for Ia
months at Camp Upton, N. Y, in the
Provost Guard and Camp Utilities.
John Turner hauled lead of loose
hay on 14-foot rack to Leslie Roses
where il was baled The load weighed
$500 lbs, and when sold broughht $57 60
or 1872 90 a ton. Sorry we haven't few
tons of hay to sell. -
| John Bright has workmen engaged
raising his tenement house on Wood. at
putting a cement block foundation and
basement under the building besides
making other decided improvements
about the premises.
The Mergenthaler Linotype Company
has written the publisher as follows
I"We expect to haye your machine
ready for shipment from our Chicago
Depot in day or two" The letter IL
dated June 18th, 1919.
The GleanWs of Old Brookway In.
vite the public to attend a grand June
Hop to be held at their hall Thursday
June Goth. Music by Alexander
3.piece orchestra, of Sarnia. Bill, In.
GLIDING refreshments and war tax
S1.26.
Rev. J. u. simmons, of Palo Alto
Calf, is visiting his sister, Mrs, JohI
r. Trying. lie leaves Thursday morn.
ing to attend the Centenary Celebra-
ton of American Methodist Episcopal
Missions at Columbus, Ohio, from june
20 to July H.
VIM. Steinburg was killed In an au
tom0bile accident at Chicago one daI
last week and his body was brought t
Hadley and barred. A little daughter
Ia left to mourn, his wife having died
few years ago. Deceased was a resi-
dent of Yale several years ago.
Slight changes in the schedule of thu
passenger trains on this branch of tn,
Pere Marquette go into effect Sunday
June %. No. 20, eastbOund 10 due a
$3.50 instead of 1854; No. 26. east bound
at 8;l2 instead of Sill; No. %, ives
bound, at 9:35 instead of $685. No. "a
west bound at 6:55 instead of TOO
Mrs. Julia LaForge will give a Crane
July Hop at Cadillac Hall, Emmett
on Wednesday evening, July End, I,
which the nnhIic I'm Oanaral Ia eordfa