The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-09-04

ChaS. Il. Ohmer was In DetrOlC
the first of the week.
A. j. Laidlaw, of Melvin, was
in town Tuesday on business.
Jas. p. Cogley made business
trip to Chicago the past week
Lee Wilt and family, of Detroit
visited in the city the past week.
Ira A. Jones and family were
over from Pontiac Monday calling
ON friends.
Mrs. T. ID. Nichols of Strath-
roy, Ont, visited Yale friends the
past week.
Jas. Sweet and daughter, Mil
dred, of Sarnia, visited in Yale
over Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Roadway, of Mil
lersburg, visited Yale friends
the past week.
Bertha Clyne left Monday for
Pigeon where she will teach
school the coming year.
Eldred Charles and wife, of
Caro-, were in Yale Saturday eve
ming calling on friends.
Mrs. Chas. L. Willard and little
son, of Detroit, were guests of
Yale friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. S. Brown and son
Colin spent Sunday in Port Huron
with Jas. L. Brown and wife.
r. T. Parkinson and wife, of
Detroit, Noble Hunter and son,
of Capac, were in Yale Monday.
Mrs. l.. j. Spencer has moved
into the Carrie Snyder house
next to the 10 cent feed barn.
Lydia Mickle is at Ann Arbor
where she is being operated on
for tonsilitis. Her mother is with
her.
Edgar Vrooman has secured a
school near st. Clair and left for
hat place Monday to take up his
work.
Jas. l.. Brown and wife, of
Port Huron spent Monday in Yale
ne guests of Chas. S. Brown and
family.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter
No. Ga o. E. S Wedne> day eve
ming, Sept. 10th. G. A. Spencer,
Secretary.
Joe Ferguson and family have
moved to Port Huron where he
has a position with the Engine &
Thresher Co.
Mrs. Alex. Groves has been
very i'll at the hospital in Detroit.
the past week. She is some better
at present writing.
G. G.. Raymond and James Rath
with their families spent the first
of the week among friends and
relatives in the city and country.
Geo. Jones and wife, of Shah
bona, former Yale residents spent
over Sunday with friends and
relatives in the city and country
surrounding.
R. E. Smith and family left on
Monday for Pontiac where Mr..
Smith has position. Their ad-
dress will be 10 Lafayette Ave.
We wish them success in their
new home.
Genesee county has been award
ed a captured German cannon as
a reward for showing the largest
percentage Of population SUBJ
seribing to the Victory Liberty
Loan of any county in the state
of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brand, of
Cleveland, expect to make their
home on the farm one and one
half miles east of Yale for time.
Mr.. Brand has been sick since the
first of April and hopes the
change will be beneficial! to his
health.
The Lexington Band passed
through Yale Monday morning on
their way to Emmett where they
furnished music for the Home
Coming celebration. Roger Cor
ton, editor Of the Lexington News
who is a member Of the band,
made the Expositor office pleas
ant call.
The picnic in John Cavanagh's
grove south and west of Yale on
Thursday of last week was large
ly attended, and a fine time was
enjoyed by all. The games were
holly contested and everything
passed off without hitch. One of
the most enjoyable features, was
the picnic dinner.
John G.Clark, manager of Clark
and McCaren Co., and president
of the Michigan Wholesale Gro
GERS association, says that pres
ent prosperity and money plenty
is largely due to the fact that