The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-10-02

Carrie Bright is spending two
weeks visiting in Detroit.
Mary Brown was a Deckerville
visitor over the weekend.
James McColl was at Port HUI
ron Wednesday on business.
Lowell Munro was in Detroit
the first of the week on business.
George Mcintyre was a Sagi-
nav visitor Friday and Saturday.
Yale has been we'll represented
at the Inlay City fair this week.
The Yale Meat Market will
open for business Saturday of
this week.
Mrs. Helen Reid spent the
weekend in Yale, coming over
from Capac.
Clint Stevens writes us to send
his EXpositor to 52l Thirteenth
street, Port Huron.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rich
ardson, on Sunday, Sept 18th, 1919
4 child-still born.
Willard Cough went to Ypsi-
lanti Monday, where he will take
u commercial course.
Asa Wilkes will give an exhi-
bition race both Tuesday and
Wednesday next week.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. w. Ryan and
Mrs. Geo. Cough were at the
North Branch fair last week.
Lew Nichols and family moved
into the Richards house on We'd
nesday. We welcome them to our
midst.
Mr.. Hockaday and family will
occupy the north half of the Rap.
ley double house on South Main
Street.
Chas. L. Willard, of Detroit
was in Yale last Saturday attend.
ing to affairs belonging to his
mother, Mrs. Castor.
Evening services will change
next Sunday from 500 to 7:3C
for the winter months in most OF
the churches in the city.
John Davis and family moved
to Ann Arbor last week. Fred
Smith and family are occupying
his house on Mary Street.
Calvin Brown was at Port HUI.
ron and st. Clair Friday calling
on friends. On Saturday he went
to Lansing to resume his studies
at the NJ. A. G.
Charles Noble and wife spent
Monday night with Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Andreae, on the way home
to Brown City from the Country
Club at st. Clair.
Mrs. Geo. VanSkivar and daugh.
ter Veda, of Cresco, Iowa, are or
a visit to Mrs. j. c. Sitter. George
is at Haiti, West Indies. and is q
marine in Uncle Sans service.
+. B. Nelson, of Cleveland, q
former Yale resident sends us g
postoffice money order, renewing
his subscription to the Exposition
for another year. Thanks Ben.
| VIM. Bryce has purchased the
Sawyer house on Kennefick street
and will occupy the lower part
Earl Hutton and wife are moving
out. Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Brown will
remain in the upstairs rooms.
Carl Bidleman arrived home OF
Wednesday evening after spend
ing the past year in Uncle Sam.
service. He has been on the shiI
Plattsburg and has been firing OF
that boat ever since enlisting.
George Mann entertained hi.
only brother, whom he had no
seen in twenty-seven years, ant
nephew from Wisconsin. Tn,
three were in Port Huron Wednes
day and had group pictur,
taken.
G. +. Richards has bought tn,
Emma Holden house and move,
with his family therein thi
week. AS soon as Clyde gets hi
new bungalow on the corner fin
ished he will occupy same. Mis-
Holden will occupy rooms in tn
Minis house.
Many Yale people and from tn
country surrounding were presen
at the Overland-four demonstra
ton on Friday last, and all wer
} interested in this car being pu
on the market by the Willeys-O
erland Co., Eilber & Barth, loca
dealers.
The Red Cross Nursing Glass
will start next Wednesday, Oct
9Th. Everyone intending to joii
this term should hand in thei
, names by Tuesday night. AS thi
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