The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-26

N. Il. Percy and family were at Cros-
we'll and Lexington Sunday.
Alger Slosser, who is attending school
at Mt. Pleasant, is home on vacation.
Frank Rie, and family, of Capac,
spent Sunday at the home of Floyd
Ferguson.
Victor Learmont returns to Ann Ar
Dor Saturday to resume his studies at
the u. of M.
Chas. Jackson and wife, Gordon
Jaynes and wife, OF Croswell, were
Yale Sunday visitors.
Gordon Mckenzie, who has been Wis
iting in the home of Frank Andreae,
left on Tuesday for Canada.
win Barr, wife and child motored to
Glencoe, Ont, last week and visited
among relatives and friends.
New machinery to handle the pea and
corn crop at the Yale Canning Cos.
factory is being installed this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schirmer, and
family, of Armada, spent Sunday at
the home of Geo. Mitchell and family,
north of Yale.
Mrs. A. A. Schultz, Carl Schultz, Vera
Joynt, of Detroit, and Doris Tisman,
of Romeo, are spending the week at the
home of Jas. E. Park.
Bert Barr and family accompanied
~ Alex MeLarty and wife motored to
Vaudeville, Onta the past week on a
visit to relatives and friends.
This section of the country was fay-
ored with fine shower of rain Tues
day night and Wednesday morning.
1t will do a great deal of good to grow
ing crops.
Miss Rausch, of Avoca, who has
several pupils in piano music in Yale,
held recital at her home on Tuesday
evening, with her Yale pupils assisting
in the program.
Mrs. II. G. Mclaughlin returned on
Wednesday morning from short visit
with her daughters in Warsaw, Ind,
accompanied by her little grandson,
Jack Andrews.
Bernice Farley went to Richmond to-
day. Her sister Helen will be there
from Ypsilanti tomorrow and the both
young ladies will spend several days
.aIotSua. and fr;anAa
To do away with the confusion in
the hour of Sunday evening services in
the different churches of the city we
wish to state that the regular hour will
be 500 o'clock during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carter and children
of Killmaster, were in Yale Wednesday
calling on friends. Mrs. Carter was
formerly Olive Morrill,, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse A. Morrill,, who
were residents here several years ago.
The Yale Canning Co. has started
canning early peas. The crop is not
very large. The company has about
400 acres in peas and the recent rains
will bring tue late crop OIL in fine
shape.
Il b. Bricker and wife had Cable
gram from their son Roy last week,
announcing that he lett Arcbaugel,
Russia, on May Is. They are anxiOusly
waiting for news of his departure for
a home port.
Mrs. James Wallace and daughter
Donna went to Detroit on Monday to
be with Gladys during her operation
for removal of tonsils at Harper hos
pital. Gladys will return with them
for months vacation and rest.
Mrs. Neil Stirling and three children,
of Kansas, returned with Mrs. James
Stirling, who had been out there fol-
several weeks past, and will make an
extended visit with home relatives
and friends. Neil Stirling is also here
After spending some time with heI
sister at Mayo Brothers hospital in
Roch ester, Mimi, Mrs. James McColl
ret urned to her home on Sunday last
leaving her sister, we understand, some
what improved. Mr.. McColl also re-
turned
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church was
obliged to forego its trip to the farm
home Of Mrs. Joseph Yuill on Wed
nesday on account of the rain, but the
meeting was held IN the church, anC
the study hour was interesting anc
profitable. A pot-luck supper wal
served at six o'clock with several gen
tlemen present.
The Port Huron Short Ship race
meeting this year Is to be known as the
Victory Race Meeting. All returned
soldiers, sailors and marines from thu
United States and Canada are to be ad
mitted free during the week, June SC
to July 5. On Dominion day, July