The Yale expositor., 1919-08-28
Local and Otherwise.
Labor Day next Monday.
Real fall weather this week.

Loretta Bryce visited relatives In
Speaker the past week.
DIR. j. b. Stevens was in Port Huron
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Lillian Holmes, of Detroit, Wis
tied in Yale the past week.
Yale people resorting at Cedarwood
have returned to their homes.
Floyd Reid and family were over from
Dawson Sunday calling on friends.
G. A. Foster, of Detroit, is in Yale
and Roseburg this week on business.
Cora Fotheringham, OF Bay City, is
the guest of her friend Ruth Menzies
Mrs. Fred Mathews and niece Marion
Barr were in Port Huron Wednesday.
1t is reported that Grant WEIGH has
sold his house and lot TO Lew Etche'ls.
MI and Mrs. has. Palmer and Mil
dred Rub attended the Caro- fair this
week
Lottie Lane is spending the week in
Detroit and Flint with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. q. f. Curtis and daughter Jean
nette were Port Huron visitors We'd
nesday.
VIM. ii. LearmOnt, cashier of the
Yale State Bank. was at Posen and De-
troit this week.
Mrs. George Cough and daughter,
Mrs. Eden Bricker, visited friends at
Avocs Saturday.
A. f. Briggs and family motored to
Elsie Sunday and visited among rela-
tives and friends.
The State Tax Commission raises the
st. Clair county valuations from S27,-
100000 to S3l, 6500o0
John Conroy has sold his farm three
quarters of mile east of Yale to VIM
J. McPhee, OF Detroit.
There will he no services at the Free
Methodist church next Sunday on &C
count of the campme sting
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Langworthy and
child, of Albion, have been visiting rel
atives in town the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. fred Taylor autoed to
Cass City last Thursday and spent two
days with relatives aud attending the
fair.
Rev. 9. Z. Caswell has been stationed
on the st Johns district of the Free
Methodist church and will move away
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Causley aud
daughter are up from Detroit visiting
Mrs. Causley's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Chester sly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer VanWagner,
daughter Ervilla and son David, of Ok
ford, were Wednesday visitors at the
Learmont home.
II The 53rd annual reunion of the 22nd
Mich. Volunteer Infantry, will be held
at Pontiac, Aug. 20, 29. Headquarters
will be at the courthouse.
A party of young people from EN-
NETT, Yale and Peck are spending q
few days in a cottage at Lexington
with Kate Sheehy as chaperon.
Bernice Harrington, of Detroit, Wis
tied in Yale this week. The Harring-
ton family have been spending two
weeks in cottage at Huronia Beach.
German Currie, of Detroit, who is
visiting his father and friends in Lynn
township, made the Expositot Office a
friendly call while In the city Tuesday.
Rev. s. II. Porterfield was elected
presiding elder for Port Huron district
at the recent annual conference of the
Free Methodist church held at Corruna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard johnson and
child, of Saginaw, are guests at the
Milton Edighoffer home. Mr.. John
son is former principal Of our schools.
DIR. II. II. Learmont, wife aud daugh-
ter Edwina, of Croswell, were Friday
guests of VIM. Ii. Learmont and fami-
ly, Edwina remaining for weeks
visit.
VIM. Kennedy and family visited
among relatives and friends around
Brothwell and Chatham last week.
His brother and little girl returned to
Yale with him.
Mrs. T. Kerry and daughter Rachel,
Mrs. T. Holcomb and children and Earl
II. Johnson, of Port Huron, are on an
automobile trip to Toronto and other
points of interest.
John II. Holmes and family, of De-
troit, visited bis mother Mrs. Henry
Holmes and other Yale friends Sunday.
They are spending the summer at AL
gonac in cottage.
Rev. J. A. Kelley has been returned
to the Yale charge of Free Methodist
church for another year by the annual
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