The Yale expositor., 1920-07-15
and Otherwise.


visited in Yale Sunday.
A. Windsor and wife were at
Melvin Monday afternoon.
Rev. Kelley has returned from
his two weeks visit in Canada.
Will Barr was in Flint the first
of the week, returning with three
new cars.
Alex Johnston, of Detroit, Wis
tied relatives in this vicinity part
of the week.
John II. Mathews was up from
Detroit the past week visiting rel
atives and friends.
Tom Hoskin, of Minot, N. D.,
visited with relatives and friends
in Yale over Sunday.
Erwin Scheible, of Emmett,
stopped in Yale last Monday while
on mis- way to Sandusky.
Mrs. VIM. Sisson and son, of De-
troit, spent part of this week with
her sister, Mrs. Con Jones.
Thos. Hoskin, Mrs. Geo. Young
and Mrs. Mary Hoskin visited
Port Huron relatives Tuesday.
Eleanor Williams is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties
at the Yale Telephone exchange.
Mrs. Frank d. Beadle, of st.
Clair, visited her mother, Mrs. K.
! +. Menerey the first of the week.
w. H. Learmont and family are
spending two weeks at Cedar
wood in the Squire Lang cottage.
Members of the l.. o. L. in this
section attended the celebrations
at Port Huron and Pontiac Mon
day.
Roger Welch and wife went to
Flint Wednesday to attend the
wedding of their nephew, Clare
Welch.
Mrs. John p. Sheehy and
daughter Helen, of Emmett, were
in Yale Monday afternoon calling
on friends.
Nh. and Mrs. Ray Caldwell and
Mrs. George Bolton, of Detroit,
were in Yale the latter part of
last week.
Nellie Sly, of the Cochrane
store in Port Huron, is spending
part of her vacation in Yale
with her parents.
Our streets have been oiled
during the past week, and the i'm
iprovement will be very noticeable
when dry weather comes again.
Edighoffer Bros. have a half
page ad in this issue announcing
midsummer clearance sale of
oxfords. Many rare bargains are
offered.
Mrs. Harry Jardine, of Long
Beach, Calf, arrived in Yale on
Friday last and will spend a few
weeks visiting among relatives
and friends.
Frank A. Vincent, of Chicago,
was in Yale over Sunday. HIS
mother Mrs. j. A. Vincent return
ed with him and will make her
home in that city.
John E. Mann, wife and son, of
Harrison, Neb., are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mann
at present. 1t is eight years since
John has visited Yale.
Ernest Taylor and Mr.. Smith,
OF Port Huron, were in Yale Sun
Gay. Mr.. Taylor is an expert
linotype man, and while here he
gave the Expositor machine a
Thorough overhauling.
Chas. h. Martin has been buy
ing the cigars very recklessly the
past week and gives as the cause
of his open-heartedness the arriv-
al OF baby daughter at his home
on Thursday, July 9Th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin. are receiving con-
gratulations from their friends.
Chas. E. Martin, proprietor OF
Evergreen Stock Farm north and
east of Yale, this week purchased
the T. F. Johnson herd of regis.
tered short horn cattle and added
same to his own herd. Charley is
in the breeding business and ex.
poets soon to have one of the fin.
est herds in this part of the state
\ The building committee of the
\ Presbyterian church has decided
20 defer the remodeling of the
church until spring on account OF
the inability to secure necessary
material. The congregation unan.
imously ratified this action Sun.
day morning. 1t is planned to get
everything ready in order to pre-
vent future delay. The committe,
was continued with power to act
as soon as convenient.
Wednesday morning at a joint
meeting of the Lynn and Mussey
town boards it was decided by
unanimous vote that there was M
way in which the townships
could give bonus for the Lynn
Mussey county good road at tn,
present time. Probably the worl
on the road will be stopped al
once, as there is no money to pay
for the work without the sale Of
bonds, and the bonds can't be solo