The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-09-16
Local and Otherwise.

days last week.
Leila Kerr, of Port Huron, was
an over Sunday 'isitor in the
DR.. Wight home.
John P. Sheehy and wife, of
Emmett, were in Yale Saturday
calling on friends.
A slight rain on Friday last,
but not enough to be of value to
the land or even lay the dust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosborough, De-
troit, have been guests this week
of Mrs. Black and Carrie Clark.
Mrs. Farnsworth and two chill
dren, Of Port Huron, were visit
ing friends in Yale the first of
the week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Persyn, route 6, Yale,
on Saturday, Sept. II, 1920. Con-
gratulations.
Harry Cough, who has been
playing in the Alexandria Orches-
ira at Weese Beach, has returned
home to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sayles,
who are now living in Wayne, and
Bernice Harrington, Of Detroit,
are Yale visitors this week.
Father and mother don't buy
balloons for the kids now as free
ly as they did. Pa and ma are
pretty tired of watching things go
up.
Chas. F. Schmidt and family,
of Bay City, were in Yale last
Saturday on their way home from
a visit to friends and relatives
around Avoca.
! Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Cameron at their home in Kenoc-
kee township, on Saturday, Sept
| 4, 1920, a daughter. Congratula-
tions are being offered by friends
Elan Sloat was up from Port
Huron for the weekend. He ship
ped the remainder of his house.
hold goods, which were stored in
his home here, to Port Huron or
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilcox
and daughter Ellen, were w
from Port Huron Sunday on q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Viii.
cox. The day was spent celebrat.
ing Mrs. Frank Wilcox,s birth.
day.
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EXpositor and notice if your
credit is 1920 or 1921. If it is moi
call at the Office or mail the
amount required to square up
The subscription price is $500 q
year now.
John II. Holmes and family, OF
Detroit, stopped in Yale Saturday
last and made the EXpositor of.
flee a short visit. They were re.
turning to Detroit from visit
to John Muir and family, near
Valley Centre.
Mrs. K. II. Menerey, daughter
Mrs. Frank ID. Beadle, and Mary
Brown are spending a few days
In Yale among relatives ano
friends. Mrs. Menerey and sister
Miss Brown, expect to leave soon
for California.
Apples are so plentiful this
season that the early varieties
are not saleable and are being
given away for the picking. The
weather has been favorable fol-
the development of this fruit
and the quality is excellent. The
packing varieties are likely t
rule low in price.
The following persons went
from Almont to attend the Robt
and Allan reunion at the home OF
Mart Colberg, at Yale on Monday
Sandy Braidwood, wife and daugh
ter Christine, Miss Jean Morton
Mrs. George Braidwood, J. A
Muir, wife and daughter Peggy
Mrs. M. A. Johnson, Orlo Rollins
and wife and John Macarthur
Almont Herald.
Madge Little, with her moth
er's help, of course, entertained
her Sunday school class of little
girls on Friday evening last, al
her home on South Main street
A pot-luck supper, with just the
most splendid things to eat, was
thoroughly enjoyed, and also
many games afterwards. The girls
teacher, Pearl Bright, and also
Marjorie Menzies, were guests OF
honor.
Farming has this peculiarly
that it can absorb and supply
much knowledge. Not one of the
sciences but is related, or may be
related to agriculture. Botany
rightly understood, is the art oil
growing better potatoes, beans
ond oorn Enfornoloov IL that