The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-07-17

Mrs. Geo. Barth and daughter
Betty are visiting at Crystal.
Miss Roxy Davis, of Port IIu-
ron is the guest of John Wark
and family.
Myrtle Kelly, Detroit nurse, is
in Yale visiting her father and
other relatives.
AL Knisley has purchased
new Ford Sedan from Jas. Cog
ley, local agent.
Floyd Ferguson and Daniel
Ferguson and wives were Capac
guests on Sunday.
II. l.. Burkholder of Detroit is
visiting at the home of E. b.
Bricker this week.
John Worden of Port Huron,
was in the city the past week
calling on friends.
Fred Schum was called to Ba-
den, Ont, last Friday by the
death of his mother.
Hugh McLain and family of
Sandusky spent Sunday with the
family of Ed. Young.
Tom Hoskin, of Minot, N. D., is
in Yale this week ON a visit to
! his mother and friends.
David l.. Brown and wife, of
Pontiac were in Yale over Sunday
visiting relatives and friends.
Henry p. Dinner is in the nor
thern part of the state this week
looking up some huckleberries.
II. E. Clarke, merchant, and
Willis Rector, grain buyer, of
Roseburg, were in Yale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor,
Pearl Graham and Gordon Ora
ham were Cass City visitors on
Sunday.
VIM. H. Learmont and family,
visited the formers sister who
suffered a paralytic stroke some
time ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lothian and
daughter Elizabeth are taking a
vacation and visiting Richmond
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lepien were
guests of their aunt, Anna E.
Burch and cousin Ada on the
Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Burch and
little Miss Mary Bradley were
guests of Mrs. Anna Burch the
latter part of last week.
E. B. Bricker and wife received
a telegram last Saturday from
their son Roy stating that he had
landed safely at Boston.
David Welch is reshingling the
roof of his dwelling house on
Mechanic street, using asbestos
shingles. He is making fine
job of it.
Thos. Hammett and wife, of
Redlands, Calf, are visiting at
the home of Geo. w. Bell and
wife. Mrs. Hammett is a sister
to Mrs. Bell.
Yale's streets were lined on
both sides Saturday night with
rigs and autoes from north to
south and merchants did a splen-
did business.
There will be base ball game
at Emmett next Sunday, July 20.
Emmett VS.. Inlay City. Game
called at $3.50 sharp. Admission
SOC. Ladies free.
The Church of God is holding
gospel meetings every night be-
ginning at 500 o'clock except
saturday at Moore's Corners.
Everybody welcome.
Chas. Trumble and chi .dren
and Mrs. Rooney of Brown City,
Mrs. fred Mathews and son Don
nave taken cottage at Lexing-
ton for the summer months.
Mrs. j. p. Davis, of 6714 S. Eliz.
abeth ST., Chicago, writes that
she has just returned from a Cal.
ifornia trip. She encloses in her
letter $1.50 for her Expositor
Thanks.
The Salvation army from De.
troit, Port Huron and other
points are camped at Lakeport
for an outing. About fifty tents
are occupied and the people are
enjoying their vacation.
o. A. Pengra will give a social
dancing party at the Melvin op.
era house Monday evening July
Fl. Music by a 3-piece orchestra
Everybody invited and good
time promised to all who attend
Mrs. Neil Stirling, who has re.
Gently had an operation for ap.
pendicities in the Sarnia hospital
was able to return to Yale this
week, and is now at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards were
quite alarmed the first of The
week with the bad condition OF
Twins finger and the high fever
occasioned by blood poisoning