The Yale expositor., 1919-07-03
Local and Otherwise.
The big celebration is on.

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Geo. Youngs was at Detroit over
Sunday.
Ed Fry was at Avoca Tuesday on
business.
j. A. Cavanagh spent the first of the
week in Detroit
Don't forget the big dance at Audi
forum tonight.
E. w. Mercer and wife Sundayed
with Flint relatives. "a
Eleanor Williams spent Sunday with
Port Huron friends.
George Mann was at Brown City
Tuesday on business.
Special shows at Princess Theatre to-
night and tomorrow night.
Emerson Cooper was In Pontiac and
Detroit the first of the week.
Ralph Tenniswood Is now employed
at +. j. Willis implement store.
Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at the
Paisley Hotel Friday, July 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Windsor were In
Port Huron on Friday last week.
John Worden and family are up from
Port Huron attending the celebration.
A. E. Briggs, baker, has a new avn
ing for the front of his bakery building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Avery and two
sons, of Port Huron, were in Yale Mon
day.
Mildred Williams came home from
Howell Sanitarium last week for
months vacation.
The family of Dolph Andreae have
taken up their residence in the summer
home at Cedarwood.
Leta Holden, Helen Farley, Thelma
Minnie and Dorothy Drouyor are home
from Ypsilanti Normal.
Sol Tice and family moved to Detroit
the first of this week where they will
reside for time at least.
Mrs. Ernest Carpenter, of Pontiac, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bev Hallead.
Phyllis and Thelma Ingram spent the
week end at the Beaches with house
party of Port Huron young people.
Janet Sayles has secured a position at
the Gas Works in Detroit and is staying
with the family of j. w. Harrington.
The Expositor has added a number
of new subscribers to its list during the
last two weeks. New ones added every
week.
Starting Tuesday of this week, July
let, the cent letter postage goes into
effect. Also the cent rate for postal
cards.
Rawley Hallman received his honor
able discharge from Camp Custer last
Saturday and has returned to his home
in Yale.
Geo. Terrier who has b en- taking
treatment at the Howell Sanitarium
for the past few months returned home
this week.
Bert Holden, wife aud daughter Olga,
OF Detroit, are spending the week with
relatives aud friends ia Y ATE and Brock
way township.
Herb T. Hennessy is having coat of
white paint applied to the front OF his
drug store building Jacob Miller is
doing the work.
Mrs. Eva Lothian has returned from
vacation spent with Richmond rela.
tives and has resumed her duties at the
Yale state Bank.
The farmers in this locality are begin
ing work in their hay fields. The crop
will average up very favorably with the
last few years yield.
May Irving, who has been taking
care of an aged aunt in Sarnia for several
years; is at the home of her parents
north of Yale for a months rest and
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilbert, of Pacif.
ic Grove, Calf, are here on visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mann, parents of
Mrs. Gilbert. They made the trip over
land by automobile.
James McColl was at Beloit, Wis,
recently and while there met Irwin
Cough and Ernie Baxter. Both young
fellows assured him that they would be
here July 3rd and 4th.
l.. Roy Fuller, son Frederic and Geo.
Green returned from their fishing trip
to Sage Lake, reporting fine time and
plenty of the usual good luck This Ia
an ideal spot for fishing, lots of little
lakes, and plenty of places for camp
ing.
Roger Welch returned from Detroit
Monday evening. He found Basil look
ing fine and getting along nicely. He
waa uounded In the leo nv a niece of