The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-06-10
Local and Otherwise.

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f. f. Pratt has been spending
the week in Detroit.
George Mann was at Croswell
1.-THE first of the week.
Another record brceking crowd
in i,le last SATURDAY..
DR.. Clyne is repairing his office
building on Main street.
Mrs. Chas. Large and son How
ard, of Avoca. were in Yale Fri
day.
Mrs. Mary Buland, of Fenton,
spent the weekend with Mrs. w.
r. Yuill.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson has been
in Detroit this week for treat
ment on her eye.
Will Hodgins, Geo. Barth. !. l..
Rosenthal and Will Beckett were
at Detroit Wednesday.
Clyde Richards new bungalow
is nearing completion and will
soon be ready for occupancy.
John Richardson has returned
Ifrom Port Huron. where he serv-
ed for several weeks on the jury.
Vern Keyworth and Alvero Col
Inns were in Port Huron Wednes-
day last week attending the cir
Gus.
Mrs. John p. Livingston and
child and Miss Howell, of Baden,
Ont, are guests of Mrs. James Nc
Coll.
A matched game of base ball
at Emmett Sunday. June 10. be-
tween Croswell and Emmett
teams.
Have you bought an advance
ticket to the big celebration vet ?
Better get in on it before they
are all gone.
Lew Fabrique and family left
this morning for Battle Greek, Te-
cumseh and other places on a two
weeks visit.
Mrs. John Bright left on We'd
/. nesday morning for a visit in
Owosso with her daughter, Mrs
Russell Courier.
Phebe Roy returned las Friday
! from st. Johns where she had
spent a few days visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Lew ZaYits.
Aaron Miller, of Seattle, Wash.
Henry Miller and family, of Ion
la, were guests at the home of A
E. Briggs over Sunday.
DR.. Andrews has moved with his
1 family from st. Louis to Yale and
is fitting up a suite of rooms fol
offices. He expects to practice
his profession in this city.
A fine shower of rain fell Mon.
v day evening but not enough tC
+ hardly lay the dust. What the LAND
and crops need right now is q
two or three day soaking shower.
Someone broke the lock on the
4 Currier machine shop now rented
by Fred Schum eithec Thursday
4 might or Friday mvfnlng. FREQ
4 says that so far he has MT notic,
! ed anything inlssi' &.
\ Irwin Schieble will give a dane
y ing party in Cadillac Hall, Emmett
4 Tuesday evening, June 10, t.
q which the public is cordially in
Z vited. Music by FinzePs 3-picct
{ orchestra. Bill, $50, in;'u inl
q war tax.
\ The DR.. Clyne building on MAR
q street, recently vacated by Chas
4 Dinner is being thoroughly over
4 hauled and repaired. David Gray
q biel and Chas. Alexander are do
Il ing the work.
Mary Saunby was successfully
q operated on for appendicitis by
DR.. Wight, assisted by Drs. Pol
u lock and Clvne at her home OF
n Monday morning. Miss Spain. o.
q the Dennis home is caring for her
The Yale High School Alumni
banquet will be held June %, a
700 p. m, served by the ladies O.
the First Presbyterian church il
the church parlors. This is al
annual affair and promises to b.
joyful occasion. All member
are urged to attend.
Yale high school base ball team
journeyed to Capac on Frida!
last, accompanied by many of thei
admirers and "rooters" for Yale
Our boys expected to take a scall
from every member of the Capa,
team. They started at it all RICH
, but before the end of the nintl
4 inning the balloon went up ending
in a score of IL to 9, favorable t,
4 Capac.
The Peacock Construction Co,
q who have the contract for build
j ing 612 miles of gravel road ives
of Yale and north of Capac ar,
making good progress. Two mile
have already been graded, one o.
which is graveled. The crew o
workmen is an agreeable bunch o
men and all good workers. TIL,
same may be said of the six team
of horses employed at the work
The company is we'll pleased will