The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-05

uclte VI dlcJ were noIc OcOOAuIlOh
day.
Floyd Reid and family were over
from Dawson the latter part of last
week.
Geo. j. Paxton, of Base Hospital No.
8, Mineola, l.. l., is home on Today
furlough.
Earl Herbert, of Pontiac, visited his
father and friends in Yale the first of
the week.
MILFORD Bricker, of Port Huron, Wis
tied the family of Vim. Kennedy the
past week.
o. 7. Kent and wife were at Leslie
the past week and shipped their furni.
ture to Yale.
Jas. Armour and wife, of Detroit,
were guests of e. w. Mercer and wife
the past week.
VIM. Pollock, of st. Thomas. Ont,
has been spending couple of weeks
with his brother.
+. w. Andreae is at Dresden, Ohio,
this week on business in connection
with the Yale Wooden Mills.
ii. +. Boards condition does not i'm
prove. On Tuesday he had another
bad spell caused by oyer exertion.
George Windsor, cashier of the Mel
vim Bank, was the guest Of his brother
in this city Saturday night and Sunday.
Henry Turner, of Detroit, resident
of Yale 30 years ago, visited old-time
friends here the latter part of last
week.
The ladies of the Disciple church
made over eighteen dollars at their
axe sale last Saturday In Davis fur
niture store.
Editor John Cswood and Hugh Nc.
Nair, of Brown City, passed through
Yale Monday morning on their way to
Port Huron.
George Holt is re-shingling the roof
of his farm dwelling house, north and
east Of Yale, also building new porch
to the lean-to.
Charles Meharg and family, of Pom
tiac, Will Thompson and wife, of Al
mont, spent Saturday at the home of
Floyd Ferguson.
Mrs. VIM. Sisson and son Billie, of
Detroit, and Mrs. Thos. ~Tomlinson, of
Port Huron, spent part of the week
with their sister, Mrs. Con Jones.
Chas. Montney will leave tomorrow
for Pontiac where ne will visit relatives
for a time, He will also visit in De-
troit and Algonac before returning
home
Frank Wilcox, Edward Farley, Mili
Edighoffer and Claude Sweet drove TO
Lexington Wednesday afternoon and
returned in the evening with q nice
string OF perch,
Clarence Umphrey received his GnsI
discharge from Camp Dix and return,
ed home Wednesday. lie was in the
field artillery and spent several months
at the front in France.
The State Highway department ii
preparing to plaeard all important roads
in the state with appropriate sign posts
giving directions and distances to the
important cities ana towns.
Frederick Fuller landed three fair
sized pike out of Mill Greek within TIT
corporate limits of the city on Satur
day. Fred is some fisherman wheI
others have tried and failed TO oatct
any.
Albert ClaytOn's iarm dwelling houst
near Melvin burned 10 the ground OI
Wednesday. Loss about $1,000. Insur
ance $500. Most OF the contents were
saved. Cause OF lire supposed TO b'
sparks from chimney.
A busy undertaken sometimes is in
dicative of a live and progressive com
munity, present or prospective. There
| is little to commend longevity where
the saving of funeral expenses is ap
parently the only excuse for living.
Alex Campbell, who was oYerseaI
and who saw service with the famou
Red Arrow division, arrived home OF
Sunday, having received his honorable
discharge from Camp Custer. Alex il
looking fine, and like all the othe
boys is glad to be back home.
Geo. III. Stableford, for several year.
shipping clerk at the Yale Wooler
Mills, in company with his wife, lief
Saturday for GAINESVILLE, Wis, where h
will accept similar position. Georg'
has been an active worker with thu
Boy Scouts, being their Scout Master
He will be missed in Yale. The bes
of good wishes go with Mr.. and Mrs
Il CtohlafOrA ~ thai uavr knron