The Yale expositor., 1919-07-24
Local and Otherwise.

T.. II. READ ana family mOJOreu
to Port Huron on Friday last.
Helen Wharton was at Vassar
last week visiting Florence
Coach.
Jesse Lane and wife, of Port
Huron, visited Yale friends last
Friday.
Chris Hanna, of Sarnia, was in
Yale last Saturday calling on
friends.
Henry Martin and wife, of
Flint, spent Sunday with Yale
relatives.
Pearl Mcdonald was at Port
Huron part of this week on Wis
it to friends.
Fred Graham, of Caro-, is the
guest Of Fred Taylor and family
for a few days.
Alex Morrison has a new Ford
coupelet, purchased from James
Cogley, Yale agent.
Robert Fletcher, of Trinidad.
Col, is here on visit to his
brother Will and family.
John Mathews, who is working
in Detroit, spent Sunday with his
mother and sister in Yale.
Eva J. Black is in Detroit work
ing in wholesale millinery
house till the fall season opens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor have
purchased a Knabe piano from
Grinnell Brothers, Port Huron.
j. B. Weymouth and wife and
John H. Merrill autoed to Detroit
Sunday, returning Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Jean Wilt and little child,
OF Detroit, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaw,
this week.
Jake Miller and wife visited
friends at North Branch, Kings
ton and other places during hte
past week.
Gladys Wallace returned to her
position at the Howell Sanitar-
ium on Wednesday after a months
vacation.
f. F. Pratt, wife and daughter
Ruth are spending the week with
relatives and friends in Detroit,
Pontiac and Toledo.
Jas. Goheen, Mike Sheehy, and
Chas. Dinner were at Port Huron
this week taking the examination
required of cream buyers.
Brown City people are agitat.
ing the question of having a two
day celebration in August, a sort
of homecoming and big bargain
days.
When you want all the news
and want it in readable form and
want practically all there is in
the news line you should take the
Expositor.
Olga Holden returned to her
home in Detroit Sunday after
spending the past three weeks
visiting relatives and friends in
Yale and vicinity.
Mrs. Lloyd Holden and little
son, of Detroit, were in Yale last
week on a visit to relatives and
friends. The little fellow has just
had his tonsils removed.
We have received many com
ments on the improved appear
ance of the last weeks Expositor
This is only a start on what we
intend to do in the way of i'm.
proving the paper.
John Bright has been very busy
the past few weeks remodellinQ
his house on Wood street, and is
making it modern in every way
As soon as it is finished he will
move his family therein.
The boys at the power house
are having some time this hot
weather filling up the tank. Par.
ties who are keeping their lawn
hose running all the time should
be careful as the city would be UP
against it in case of big fire.
We have had several varieties
of weather during the week just
passed, cold and warm, dry and
wet, calm and wind, thunder and
lightning. Storm clouds came up
Monday evening which looked ex.
ceedingly threatening but which
as usually the case, beyond @
heavy electrical storm and rain
passed around us and gave the
other fellow the worst of it..
1t isn't often that a town the
size of Yale is represented in q
paper like the Scientific Ameri.
can, but in a write-up of the
Michigan flax industry in last
weeks issue we notice an excel.
lent picture of William Foster
and George Anderson. They were
standing beside a pile of hacked
flax, and the picture is so good
that they are easily recognized.
Word received from the fishers
is to the effect that a few mem
bers of the finny tribe have met
their fate. Dusty writes that he
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