The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-08-18
Local and Otherwise.


Maurice Merrill, of Detroit, was
home over Sunday.
Main street is now open to the
southern city limits.
Roy Windsor, of Brown City, was in
Yale Friday on business
Many of our farmers are beginning
their corn harvest this week.
J. b. Weymouth transacted legal
business in Port Huron Monday.
Born on August II; 1921. to Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Zange. u SON.
Rob Thompson has placed new
awning in the trent of las barber
shop.
Rosetta Bryce and Ethel Jones
spent the weekend with speaker rel
atives.
Yale Boy Scouts went 10 Lakepert
Tuesday where they will camp for
two weeks.
Elston Jones visited his cousin
John Wark. in Speaker township the
past week.
Il. r. Pratt spent the latter part
of last week with Detroit relatives
and friends
Gladys Wallace. of Detroit. is
home at present. not feeling in the
best of health
Mrs o. X. Griffith and daughter
Eva. are visiting with friends in diff
ferent parts of Canada.
James Rolls had slight stroke OF
paralysis last week but is around
again feeling fairly good
Mrs JAS. Welch returned to Flint
Sunday after spending few weeks
with Yale relatives aud friends.
Mrs l.. IL. Leslie and daughter
OF Detroit, visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Bright last week.
Olin Cameron returned Saturday
night from weeks vacation spent
with friends in the eastern part of
the state.
Mrs Will Tomlinson and daughter
Barbara, of Port Huron, have been
guests at the Wallace parental home
this week.
Grant Holden is spending few
days ON the Sable river trout fishing.
the guest of VI. :. Brown at Recrea-
ton club.
Mrs Dan Chisholm. son Donald and
daughter Evelyn, of near Sandusky,
spent Sunday with Chas. :. Brown
and family.
y. j. Drouyor, former superinten-
dent of our schools, writes us from
Brooklyn TO change the address of
his Expositor to Dexter, Mich.
Elizabeth and GwendOlin Jones, of
Cass City, were guests of Betty Tay-
Tor all last week. Their parents
drove down after them on Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. ID. lie Gear and
daughter Marie, Mrs Walker and son,
of st. Louis, Mo-, were visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Andr6ae at AyOca at the past week.
If everyone in the city woHld get
in the harness and boost. we could
have one of the incest little towns in
the state Not many places our size
have as busy institutions just now
as we have-Nll working to fullest
capacity.
Barr Bros dance at the Auditor
ium Monday evening was largely at
tended and a decided Success. The
mssic furnished by Yale Orchestra
was fall Of pep and gave the dancers
enthusiasm to step to the time.
good time wss enjoyed by all pres
eat.
Born to AIn and Ms. Jas. l.
Brown. OF Port Huron, at the hospital
"a that city. on Saturday night. Aug
13, 1891, bouncing baby boy. The
newcomer has been christened James
L.. Jr. Dad is jsbilsnt with joy am
the grandparents, Mr.. and Airs Chss
$. Brown of this. city. are happy.
Potatoes show an excellent crop in
Alpena county, according " G. o.
II. Selects county agricultural agent
Growing conditions have been ideal
and with the crop shprssse in osier
parts of the state farmers are hopeful
fiiey will be able tobrOtrieve some Of
the losses Of last years bumper crops.
The annual Harvest Home picnic
will be held at the Allen church grove.