The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-07-29
Local and Otherwise.

Ill ldle lueSudy.
John. C. Jones of Avoca was in
Yale Tuesday.
Pearl Mcdonald spent the past
week in Port Huron among friends
B. w. Fellows of the Marlette
Marble Works was in Yale on bus
mess last week.
Mrs. John Irving and son Os-
born are visiting this week in De-
troit and Grand Rapids.
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Stevens Wis
tied relatives and friends at st.
Marys, Ontario, last week.
Grant Holden and Bob Thomp-
son motored to Saginaw Monday
returning Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. II. Palmer, wife and son,
returned from a weeks visit in
Port Huron with Ed. Palmer and
wife.
The farmers of this locality,
most of them at least, are heels
over head in haying and wheat
harvest.
Mrs. Fred L. Palmer and two
children of Newberry, are spend
ing the week with Yale relatives
and friends.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. j. Smead, of
Rochester, Mich, were guests at
IAbo hNpoo &c m. lCfavano Tho fO~a
part of the week.
Cam Baxter and Albert Mener-
ey were up from Detroit Saturday
night and Sunday on a visit to
their parental homes.
The weather the past week has
been rainy and chilly, rather cold
for campers at the different re-
sorts along the lake and river.
Mrs. Frank d. Beadle, of st.
Clair, assisted in the First Nation
al Bank this week during Fredda
Holden's absence at Cedarwood.
Chas. S. Brown, of the Expos
itor force, is off duty this week.
Rev. S. w. F. Garrett of Brown
City is helping us in getting out
the paper.
Harvey j. Sayles and wife of
Detroit visited Yale Sunday. On
their return Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Sayles accompanied them for
short visit in Detroit.
Mrs. Alice Phillips, sister of
Rev. f. d. Mumby, from Pennsyl-
vania, has bought the Mrs. Bryce
house now occupied by Robt.
Thompson and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bullock Of
this city are entertaining a 912lb
daughter at their home born on
Sunday, July rs. Congratulations
are being offered by friends.
Francis Dagg, of Detroit, who
is camping on the st. Clair river
for the summer with his family
and a few friends, was in Yale
calling on old-time acquaintance.
Miss Wenger, of Detroit, Mr..
Hadsell, of Newark, n. j., and Mr..
Starbrick, of New York City, were
week end motor guests at the Lacy
home. Dorothy Lacy accompanied
them to Sylvan Lake on Monday.
There will be a matched game
of base ball at Emmett on Sunday
August LIST, between the local
team and +. & T. team of Port HUI
ron. Game called at $3.50 D. m.
Emmett has won twelve straight
games.
The passenger train on the Pere
Marquette from Saginaw Monday
morning due in Yale at 8:43 did
not get in until about IL 40. The
breaking of some part of the en-
CINE put it out of commission,
causing the delay.
During the electrical storm SUM-
day Lambert Jones barn, east of
the village of Avoca, was struck
by lightning and caught afire. but
by hard work with the help of the
neighbors, it was put out without
much damage being done.
VIM. Woodland and family en-
tertained the following relatives
at their home on Sunday: Mrs.
Marshall Woodland, ST., and three
sons, Myron, Dallas and Warren
with their wives, of Peck; Mrs.
George Jurgenson and grand
daughter of Chicago Heights, H.;
Mrs. d. Vannest of Yale.
Frank Kelley's team of horses
was struck by lightning during
the storm Friday morning last.
One horse was killed instantly,
the other one is in bad shape.
Frank had just stepped down off
the wagon onto the ground to
talk to his father when the bolt
struck. The two men had mar
row escape.
Sunday occurred the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Martha Henry