The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-08-25

house on Mechanic street To new coat
of paint.
Gilbert Tebeau, OF Port Huron, was
in Yale the first of the week calling
on friends
See the demonstration of Range
Eternal at HnttOn's hardware store Oh
August 18th.
A 91s 10. baby boy came to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Evans on sun
day, August 2lst, 1921.
Most OF the schools around open on
September 9Th, Sandusky schools start
next Monday, August 20
Con Jones and wife, G.. >. Brown
aud wife were at Memphis aud ber
Vile "Wednesday evening.
Chas r. Martin is in Owosso this
week on business in connection with
the Michigan Canned Food Co.
Mrs. J. c. Heatley and daughtt r.
Leona King, of Bay City, are the we, 4
guests Of Mrs b. Lane aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Kennedy NJ d
family, Mr.. and Mrs Than Graybrl
aud family spent sunday ia Pontiac.
Florence, daughter of Frank SiIvc' e.
thorn, of Chicago, is spending her =
cation at the home Of her uncle, W. \.
Silverthorn.
VIM. kennig, foreman OF the Yale
flax mill, has gone to Columbus, Ohio,
where he will finish up some work Tor
the Amerlin Co.
Mrs. ID. Weaver and son Arthur, OF
Melvin, and A. b. Croker spent sun
day with the latters sister, Mrs. Ellen
Hewitt, of Fargo.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Rice, wife and
baby, of Detroit, and Matte Chapman,
of Pontiac, were in Yale Wednesday
calling on friends.
We take from the Port Huron
Times Herald, marriage license issued
to Frank Watson. 20, Yale; Rachael
Palmateer, II, Fargo
Mrs. j. 9. Sitter left Tuesday morn
ing to attend the Methodist Protestant
church conference held at Gull Lake
kalamazoo county.
Mrs. Lowell Monroe, who has been
confined to her home for several weeks
past, is somewhat better and gaining
in health and strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Scott, of Pontiac,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Murray and son Den.
yer, of Detroit, visited with f. +. Pratt
and family the first of the week.
Ruth Menzies, of Port Huron, is
spending the second week of her two
weeks vacation from the Register of
Deeds office, at her home in Yale.
Fifteen little girls were driven out
to Jim Middleton's farm home last
Friday afternoon and enjoyed a fine
time in honor of Berna Mason, of De-
trot.
Mrs. Roy Phillips underwent an
operation for the removal OF her ton.
sils last week. Her mother, Mrs. Jas.
Sweet, of Sarnia, was with her for d
few days.
Mrs. Fred Taylor, daughter Bet
ty Mildred Rub, Mrs. f.. w. Farley
and Mrs. j. A. Menzies motored to
Port Huron on Tuesday and spent
the afternoon.
The Expositor was mistaken in stat.
ing that Yale people were occupying
the Cisky cottage at Cedarwood. 1t
is the Watson Wesley cottage former
| ly owned by Guy Beard.
Mildred Rub will leave for Adrian
on Saturday, where she has a position
as dietician in one of the cottages OF
the Industrial school. Mildred plans
the food supplies for 30 girls
W. Fultz, superintendent of the Mo.
tor Product Co., Detroit, and assistant
Charles Schroeder, and wife, of Detroit
also Annie Mitchell, of st. Louis, Mo-,
spent Sunday at the farm home of Mr.
| duu Iulbs w VI nCi nCC cast vi tue CITY
The Clyde Harrington family, of DE
troit, have cottage at Birch Beach, a
few miles above CedarwoOd, for the
summer, and members of the j. W.
Harrington family, former residents OF
Yale, haye been spending their vaca
tions there. Bernice Harrington came
over to Yale for the weekend with
Mrs. Rawley Hallman, Marjorie Menu
les and Leta Holden.
Burnell Wight, one Of Yale's popu-
lar young men, is making splendid
progress in his chosen profession, and
the Expositor is glad to make note of
it, After his graduation in the medi-
cal course at Ann Arbor in June, he
went to Cleveland to get practical ex-
. perience in a hospital there, and most
excellent reports come home Of his
work, and his many likable qualities