The Yale expositor., 1921-07-28


h. H. Smiths trotter. Peter S.,
won second money in the green
race at Sandusky July 18th.
K. E. Smith and daughter Haz-
ek of Pontiac. are spending part
of bhe week with Yale friends.
Mrs. Emma Block of Marlette,
and daughter Cecil. of Detroit,
were calling on Yale friends last
week.
Mrs. George Stableford and
baby are here from Janesville,
Wis, on visit to friends and
relatives.
Roy Francis, who is with Dodge
Bros, Detroit, was in Yale Mon
day on business. Roy is former
Yale boy.
Mrs. Frank Kerr, of Bort HUI
ron, was the guest of Mrs. w. G.
Wight and other friends in Yale
last week.
1t ID reported that the sugar
beet crop is in excellent condi-
tiOn throughout the couAry and q
record yield is looked for.
Mrs. James Shepherd and little
daughter Eunice. spent the first
of the week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Molesworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Chapel,
daughter Eugene and Mary
Brown stopped Wednesday with
Nh. and Mrs. c. S. Brown on their
way to Detroit.
Mrs. Oscar Denison, daughter
and son, of Jackson, are spend
ing part of the summer with
Mrs. Denison's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Moore.
Harry Cough, who has a posi-
tion with Alexander's Orchestra
at Weise Beach, near Sarnia, was
home over Sunday visiting his
parents and young friends.
The Columbus postoffice and
general store were broken into
and cash register and safe looted
on Sunday night, but it is not
known just how much was taken.
The Melvin village council of
fers $25.00 reward for informa-
tion leading to the conviction of
the person who tore down, defac-
ed and destroyed the speed limit
signs.
Hot sultry weather still con-
tinues. Never in the recollection
of the oldest inhabitant of this
locality can he recall as long
and continued spell of such ex,
tremely hot weather.
Rev. Mumby and family re now
occupying the new Methodist Epis
cOpal parsonage, and L. M. Udell
and family have moved into their
own house vacated by Rev. Mum
by. Both families are busy get
ting settled.
Pierce McLouth, of Marine
City, and w. w. Ottaway, of Port
Huron, two young men have gone
to Montreal, where they will sail
for Liverpool, England. They
will spend four or five months
touring England, France, Scot
land and Ireland.
Thomas A. Maines, so, practic-
ing physician, of Declerville, was
arraigsed in the Detroit court and
entered plea of not guilty. 1t is
charged he came to Detroit with
49G grains of morphine in his pos
session. His bond was set for
2,OOO.-Sandusky Republican.
Arthur and Harold Maxwell. %
and II years of age, of Port HUI
ron, were drowned in st. Clair
river while bathing Sunday after
noon. Clifford, another brother.
18 years old, endeavored to save
the lives Of the other two. but
was unable, and. came very near
drowning himself.
DuilHB Tile cAbI clllc ntdJ VI Tile
past month, many farmers have
had horses drop dead while work
ing. VIM. Molesworth lost one OF
the team that captured all the
first prizes in the hauling matches
held at Peak and ocher points last
winter. The team was worth $500,
in fact it is reported that Mr..
Molesworth was offered more
than this for the team.-Peck
Times.
John Windsor was taken i'll
very suddenly las5 Saturday eve
ming while aat his home in Brown
city, with hemorrhaPes. His case
appeared quite alarming at first,
medical aid was at once called and
for short time it was thought
he would nOt recover. However,