The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-09-11
Local and Otherwise.

WOChs
Read the ads in the Expositor
every week and you can save some
money.
Mrs. Helen Reid has been spend
ing the week in Yale among
friends.
A. C. Woodland, of Detroit, Wis
tied friends in Yale and vicinity
last week.
C. L. Willard, of Detroit, visit
ed his mother and friends here
over Sunday.
George Irving was over from
Croswell Saturday and Sunday
calling on friends.
Ida Keefer, of Detroit, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Martin the past week.
Sheriff Windsor and P. J. Flynn
of Port Huron, were in Yale on
Thursday of last week.
Two of our school teachers, the
Misses Marshall and Reid, spent
Saturday in Port Huron.
Hugh Rose and wife, of Port
Huron, were visiting Yale friends
and relatives over Sunday.
Jesse Lane and family, of Port
Huron, visited relatives and
friends in Yale over Sunday.
Elan Sloat went down to Port
Huron on Tuesday to spend sew
eral days with his son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Copeland,
of Metamora, spent the weekend
with VIM. H. Learmont and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton and
Clifford drove to Bay City on Sat-
urday to visit with relatives over
Sunday.
w. B. Ballentine and wife mo-
tored up from Detroit Friday and
spent a few days among relatives
and friends.
Henry Welch and family and
Mrs. Janet Award were up from
Port Huron Sunday guests of JnO
Wark and family.
Frank Lent, of Jeddo has pur.
chased the Tenniswood house and
lot near the city park. He expects
to move to Yale soon.
T. j. Minnie and family expect
to move in from their farm this
week and occupy their own resi-
dence on Mary street.
The Greenwood Farmers clut
will meet at the home of w. B
Campbell on Friday, Septembel
18th. Everybody invited.
Charles Montney left Saturday
morning for Detroit, Pontiac ant
Algonac where he will spend TIVE
or three weeks with relatives ant
friends.
Mrs. A. E. Briggs will hav,
charge of all preaching services
on Sunday in the Free Methods
church, also at the Bidlemal
school house.
Mrs. R. G.. Mclaughlin has re
turned home after spending tn,
summer at Warsaw and Winona
Ind. Her daughter, Mrs. Dali
Rigdon and baby came with her
VIM. Rub, Mildred, Helen, How
ard and Donald Pollock autoed t.
Detroit on Sunday where Mildre,
will attend the Thomas Normal
taking the Domestic Scienc
course.
Frank Reeves who recently sol,
his garage business at Avoca, ha
purchased house and lot in Por
! Huron. What line of business O
work he will follow he has not de
y cided upon as yet.
Of seventeen residents of 81
Clair county who were made citi
zens of this country by S. S. Ga
iher, government officer, in Por
Huron recently, the name of Wn
H. Wilkes, of Yale is found in tn
list.
Jas. +. Beavis, of Lansing, wa
in Yale Friday and completed tn
sale of his house and lot in tn
south part of the city to JAG
Isles, Of Omard. Mr.. Isles e1
r poets to move to Yale in the nea
future.
A new railing has been bui
along the sidewalk over the Gu
vert in front of the w. J. Moor
property on the way to the schot
building. This will be a great pre-
lection to the young children o
their way to and from school.
Rev. c. E. Caswell this wee
moved his family to Corunn;
where they will reside in the fl
ture. Mr.. Caswell was recent
appointed presiding elder Of tn
st. Johns district. Rev. Porte,
field, the new presiding elder fc
the Port Huron district will liy
at Sandusky.
Frank VanCamp, who has bee
clerking in G. E. Richards hare
ware store for the past year {
more has resigned his positio
and for a time will visit his chi