The Yale expositor., 1921-07-21
Local and Otherwise.

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Doris Tisman is spending her
vacation with relatives and
friends at Romeo.
We have had ideal weather the
past week and everybody is en-
ioying the change.
Nh. and Mrs. Kimball of Strath-
roy, Ont. are here on visit to
relatives and friends.
Gertrude Shaver, of Chester
vile. Ont, is visiting her cousin.
Geo. Shaver, for fc v weeks.
Nh. and Mrs. +. Feriby and
daughter. u Croswell. called OIL
Nellie Green Tuesday evening.
Walter R. Smith attended
meeting of the Standard Oil Co.
at Flint Friday. returning Satdr-
day.
Esther Armstrong, Lulu and
Bernice Evans left Wednesday
morning for two weeks visit
with relatives at Battle Greek.
Justin Cavanagh, Claude Frat,
Curier Ovens and Adrian Popple-
we'll left Wednesday morning for
VanNettan lake on two weeks
fishing trip.
Mrs. A. H. Beckett has purchas-
ed the Clifford Beckett property
Just east of Wooden Mill and eX-
poets to move therein about the
first of August.
Mrs. Oscar Denison and two
children, of Lansing, spent part
of the past week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j.
Moore.
Mrs. George O'Connor and little
] laughter Jane. OF
Leota O'Connor, of Blaine, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Smith and family.
The canning factory has been
rather short on sugar for
past day or two, but are now well
supplied, having received a car
load Wednesday.
The Chautauqua started this
afternoon and a good crowd is in
attendance. The entertainments
are first-class and everyone should
attend. 1t lasts until Saturday
night.
Byron Chapel, wife and daugh-
! ter Eugene, of Detroit, called at
Chas. S. Browns Wednesday for
a short visit. They were on thei,.
way to Deckerville to spend a
week with relatives and friends.
Mr.and Mrs. Chas. Palmer, Mrs.
Mary Simmons, Mrs. A. Pollock,
and their friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimball, of Strathroy, Ont, mo-
tored to North Branch Wednesday
on visit to ]. A. Rapley and
family.
Chauncey Kelley brought new
potato to the EXpositor office last
week taken from one of the hills
in his garden patch, which has
started to sprout. No doubt the
recent rains after so long dry
spell has brought about this
condition.
Mrs. r. O'Connor and family,
Byron Maynard and family, .Arth-
ar Granger and family, of Blaine,
George O'ConDor ana family. of
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fues-
line, of Greenwood, spent Sunday
at the home of Walter r. Smith.
Floyd Holcomb tells rather
good one that is worth while pub
fishing. He set hen and during
the hot spell the hen left the nest.
Nevertheless a bunch of nice
chicks Matched out and are all
alive and spry. No doubt the ex-
IRENE heat kept the eggs at the
proper temperature.
Editor Gallery. of the Tuscola
County Advertiser, Caro-. and
Alex McVittie, agricultural agent
of Tuscola county, visited the Ex-
positor Office Monday They were
here looking over Yale's cacnning
factory. The Michigan Canned
Food Co. have plans under way to
build a plant at Caro-.
David WEIGH. wife &d daughter
VIM. Kennedy and wife, with
friends from Flint. spent the past
week as guests at the Jas. Welch
cottage on VanNettan Lake. Dave
says he caught some fine large
muscalonge and pike in the Sau-
bic river and lots of black bass in
VanNettan.
E. F. Pratt, wife, daughter
Ruth and son Claude just return
ed from an auto trip to Saginaw
Clare, Lakeview, Howard City,
Greenville, Fielding, st. Johns,
Owssso and Flint. While away
they visited with many former
Yale people. They were gone for
nearly two weeks.