The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-07-14
Local and Otherwise,

Pat Heron was In Port Huron
Monday.
Eva Griffith spent Sunday with
friends at Columbiaville.
Bob Peacock and Rex Holden
were in Detroit Monday.
Mrs. Vrooman spent Saturday,
Sunday and Monday with relatives
in Port Huron.
JAS. Muir, wife and SOC. Of De-
troit, spent part of the week
among Yale friends.
Regular o. F. S. meeting at
Masonic hall Wednesday, July
goth. Eta Clyne, Sec.
b. L. Madison and wife. ". A.
Woodruff and wife spent Satur-
day at Lakeside Park.
G.. f. Kennedy gave the front
of his bakery building a fresh
coat of paint this week.
Jay b. Weymouth, John II. and
Eugene Merrill were in Port HUI
ron the f"si &c the week.
Born to the wife Of Edwin Barr
on Saturday, July 9th. baby
daughter. Congratulations.
Elan Sloat went back 70 Port
Huron Tuesday morning afte q
couple cf weeks visit in Yale.
David Isles, wife and son. of
Bad Axe, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Isles the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richards of
Rochester, n. Y, are guests OF
Clyde Richards and family this
week
VIM. Roberts, of Sandusky, is
in Yale today calling on his
friends.
Mrs. J. f. Ward and grand
daughter Donna Griffith leave to.
day to visit at different points in
Canada.
Mrs. Eva Lothian and children
Robert and Margaret are at Bat
tie Greek where they will spenC
week or two.
w. G. McPhee is rather jubilant
over the yield of wheat from 81.
acres on his farm east of Yale
He threshed 277 bushels.
Nj. and Mrs. ID. A. McKeitt
son Milford and daughter Etha
visited Yale friends Saturday
while on their way to st. CLAN
to spend Sunday.
Mr.andMrs. b. f. MattisCn anC
daughter Helen returned to thcil
home at Pontiac Monday after
spending a week with Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. A. Woodruff.
Mike Sncch Ill love his mother
Ia Detroit saturday. Mrs. Thos
Johnston accompanied them re
turning Sunday evening.
Vern Shaver, of Detroit, visited
his parents in Yale the past week
Vern has been in the drug bust
ness in that city for the past sew
en- years and has a fine trade.
Workmen are again busy on the
cement pavement and will have j
laid to Wood street, corner by
Friday. 1t is expected to have
Main stree! open for traffic by
Sept. LIST.
Fire in some maner got IN the
grass and muck out at Cedarwoo(
last Friday and considerable,
hard work was experienced by
the men from the cottages befor,
it was put out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Etchell,
drove to Saginaw and spent Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. vii, Lane
Nh. and Mrs. Geo b. Green ac
companied them as far as Nortl
Branch and spent the day will
Roswell Green and family.
Washington l.. o. l.. attende,
the Orangemen's celebration a
Sandusky Tuesday, July IL. 4
good sized crowd was presen
considering there were other eel
ebrations in nearby towns. AL
report an enjoyable time.
Emerson Elliott was at Strath
roy over Sunday to visit his wifi,
who is in a hospital. He had n,
soon returned to Yale when wore
was received of the death of hi
father-in-law and left for Strath
roy again Wednesday evening.
Friday morning of last weel
the. Banking Office of Chas. K
Ferguson closed its doors temper
arily, and Mr.. Ferguson went Il
Lapeer for the purpose Of getting
advise as how to settle legally
with the creditors.-Almont Her
aid.
Speaking of enemies, dom
have them. Don't fight. Dom
| get even. Ignore. Life is tor