The Yale expositor., 1921-08-11

Rev. Alfred Martin and Mrs.
Martin spent few days in De-
troit this week.
r. o. Welch laid a new cement
walk in front of c. F. Kennedy's
bakery this week.
Mrs. T. A. Stroupe, son and fam
lily, of Attention, spent Sunday al
Floyd Ferguson's.
Twelve or fifteen Yale girls are
spending this week at Cedarwood
in the Cisky cottage.
Fred P. Currier. of Grand Rap
ids, is in Yale this week visiting
friends and on business.
Mabel Nichols spent the latter
part of the week in Port Huron
taking chiropractic treatments
Mrs. w. H. Learment was in
Port Huron the last of the week
and attended number Of the
| cHauIduqua.
w. H. Fletcher was quite sick
man last week, but has recovered
and is able to be out again, much
to his satisfaction.
Margaret Mckinney is spending
her vacation at the beach near
Port Huron with number of
young lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Spencer
and two grand children. Pearl
and Leonard Harris, spent the
weekend at A. r. Anderson's.
Mrs. Ward and grand daughter,
Donna Griffith, returned the last
of the week from a three weeks
visit in Canada and Port Huron.
H. j. Barrows accompanied edi-
tor Hathaway Of the Armada
Times over to Yale Tuesday and
spent the day with j. A. Menzies
Mr.. and Mrs. Purl w. Harding
of Melvin, Mrs. Pearl McKimstry
daughter Viola and Gordon Secoi
are enjoying a Desmond beach
cottage for a couple of weeks.
The side and front walls OF
Minnie's Cash Market have beer
painted, and a fine large sign ad
orns the side. Justin Cavanagf
is the artist who did the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Groat of Mem
phis, have been married so years
and celebrated the event in de
lightful manner with relatives ant
friends. Both are "a years of age
Mrs. G.. c. Holden and child
who have spent the past weel
or more with relatives in thi.
vicinity, left Wednesday morning
for their home in Fort Worth
Texas.
Joseph DeClair, of st. Clair
was killed on Friday of last weel
by bob of lightning which
struck him as he was working OF
the new addition to st. Mary,
Church.
Geo. Shaver brought to the Elk
positOr office branch taken from
an abundance plum tree in hi
garden, on which fruit is as thicl
as it can grow. He picked fouI
bushels from the tree.
Frank Bell, the Lexington drug
gist, who had his auto stolen re
Gently, later found it at Sebe
waing, where the thieves had lef
it in garage on account of tir,
trouble, stole another and pro
coded on their way.
Asa Bullock aged 62 years, al
ol0-time resident Of Lynn town
ship, died ThurSday afternoon
August 9TH 1921, from cancer OF
the face. Funeral services OF
| Sunday from the Methodist Pro
tcstant church, Rev. Ryan officiat
,g and burial in Elmwood Gem
c,Cly.
Mrs. James Mcintyre, while
working cleaning up a loom al
the Yale Wooden Mill Friday NOR,
ming last, had the misfortune tt
get her fingers in the cogs anC
two of the fingers of her right
hand were badly mutilated. Il
was necessary to cut off part oil
the little finger.
Sam Ludington, Don Mcintyre
Willard Cough and Bernard Hol
comb planned on trip to Mia
CARA Falls and last Sunday was
the day set for the start and they
started with Archie, jr., driving
them to Port Huron. JUS
mile or so out of Yale they me
with the accident which upse
their plans and also the machine
and the boys were brought home