The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-07-01
Local and Otherwise.
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week.
Austin O'Leary, of Detroit, Wis
tied at the home of Chas. Wilt
last week.
VIM. A. Mcdonald, of Port HUI
ron, was in Yale Wednesday call
ing on friends.
George Carless and wife, of
Lutz, Florida, are making Yale
friends a visit.
Mrs. Eugene Fox spent the first
of the week visiting her mother
Mrs. Geo. Warren, in Port Huron
Regular meeting o. f. S. next
Wednesday evening, July 7th.
Mrs. Eta Clyne, Secretary
Mrs. Stella Tomlinson, Mrs. Beu-
lah Little and daughter spent the
first of the week with Mrs. Con
Jones.
If things continue along the
same course it won't be long be-
fore one can live as cheaply as
two do now.
Mrs. Jas. l.. Brown and little
daughter, of Port Huron, are
spending the week with Chas. S.
Brown and family.
Rev. d. Ryan will preach the an
nual L.O.L. sermon in Cole church
Sunday, July 18th at 2:30 o'clock.
The public cordially invited.
The Port Huron races are on
this week. A fine string of horses
are in attendance. Many Yale
people are taking in the sport each
day.
This country carries 80 billion
dollars invested in life insurance
and twice as much new life in
surance is being written as in
1918.
Mr.. Marion of the Church Of
Christ will speak at the Bidleman
school house Sunday afternoon at
300 o'clock. Let this be a COM
munity service.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cannis, Mrs. C..
S. Hubbard, of Inlay City, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Miller, of Berville, were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Floyd Ferguson.
w. (. Pomeroy and wife, of Lam
sing, visited H. S. Hydorn and
family the past week. Mrs Hydorn
returned home with them the first
of the week for a few days visit.
Hiram Taft, wife and son Irwin
motored to the southern part of
the state the latter part of last
week. Irwin returned Sunday and
his parents remained for a few
days visit.
We have it on pretty good au-
thority that the construction of
the Detroit, Armada & Northern
railroad will start before long.
money having been secured. Very
likely the road will come to Mt.
Clemens.-Monitor. This is the
electric road that was surveyed
through Yale before the war.
Will Potter has purchased of
A. l.. WEIGH the Photoplay Thea
tire also the lot and building on
the corner which is occupied by
the theatre and the Curry sisters
millinery shop. The theatre will
be managed by l.. A. Howe, an ex-
perienced motion picture man,
who will move his family here
from Yale.-Memphis Bee.
Harvey Wilcox, wife and daugh-
ter Ellen departed for Port Huron
last Saturday where they will
make their home. Mr.. Wilcox is
established in the lumber business
with Bert Welch in that city.
Harve and family have lived in
Yale for several years and made
many friends, all of whom unite
in wishing them prosperity in
their new home.
There is considerable hay being
marketed in Thumb towns at the
present time. The price is exceed
ingly high which makes the farm
ers anxious to dispose of what
they have on hand, and buyers
seem to be unwilling to load up
unless cars are in sight to make
shipment. If railroad cars were
plentiful all the 1919 crop Would
go to market in a few days.
Be patriotic enough to attend
the home celebration instead of
hiking off to another town for the
day. The coming annual doings of
the Caledonians is gotten up sole
ly for the purpose of bringing Wis
itors to our city and giving them
a good time, and every citizen of
Yale should take enough interest
in it to attend. The ones having
She work in hand have been very
busy for many weeks to make it a
success, and would like you to
show your appreciation of their
efforts by being present.
On Wednesday Rev. Mumby,
Pauline Fead and N. B. Herbert
fixed up their autos and took Mrs.
Herbert's Sunday school class of
boys and girls to the lake for a
picnic. They ate dinner in the