The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-30
Local and Otherwise.
j. |. ROsenthal was in Detroit
Wednesday on business

ness in Detroit Wednesday.
John Hutton is treating his
store to a fresh coat of paint.
Mary Johnson. of Marion, visit
ed her friend Leta Holden the
past week
Mrs. Van A. Lacy has been
confined to her home with illness
the past week.
Dorothy Lacy leaves today,
lThursday) for Detroit to visit
school friends.
r. f. Pratt is driving new
Dodge car purchased OF Eilber
< Barth. local dealers.
The past week has been great
weat her for ice cream and cool
drinks, it being hot and sultry.
Mrs. Leroy Andrews, Of Ian
sing, is here on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Fletcher.
In the contest for Pageant
Queen. which closed last Satur'
day night, Bernice Holden was
the winner.
Mrs. G.. II. Green attended the
Red Cross meeting on Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Will Craig.
Evidently what good many Of
the women in our cities meant by
equal rights" was the privilege
OF wearing socks.
Mrs. Nellie Green, who has
been confined to her bed for the
past three weeks with neuritis in
her foot is gaining slowly.
Mrs. j. A. Vincent. who has
spent the past winter and spring
in Chicago with her son Frank,
is back to Yale for the summer.
Lucy Menerey is at her home
west Of Yale for the summer va
cation. She has just closed sue
cessful term of school in Detroit.
l.. j. Menerey and Maurice Mer-
rill are home from the u Of M. ut
Ann ArbOr for the summer va
cation.
Mrs. Emerson Elliott went to
Strathroy, Ont, Monday where
she will enter the hospital for an
| operation.
Jacob Hoffman has receive.
favorable reports from his daugh-
| ter, who is at Pontiac, that she
is getting along fine.
Nh. and Mrs. John Hutton mo-
tOred with their son Clifford to
Ann Arbor on Wednesday where
the latter will receive graduation
honors. We extend cOngratula-
| tons.
Mrs. Ernest Harvey, of Capac
spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Thomas. They all attended the
Beadle reunion at Melvin on
Friday last.
Nj, and Mrs. ii. Clare WEIGH
Nh. and Mrs. A. j. DeLisle, N
ChOiuere and Kenneth Gorton, al
OF Flint, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Welch Sunday. Mrs
Welch remained for weeks
visit.
Mrs. Maryette Morgan, of Ca
pac, and Mrs. Lydia Smith, OF
Berville, are visiting Mrs. Eva
j. Black and Carrie Clark. Mrs
Herb Eshleman and two girls. OF
IT are here and will remain fo
ten days.
4 heavy rain storm, accOmpan
led by thunder and lightning, Wis
tied this section Monday after
noon and lasted until Tuesda,
morning. A great deal of gOO(
will come from the shower as the
growing crops were very much
| in need of it.
Fred Andreae, Gerald Hen
messy and Dick Staley, violin pu
pills of Mrs. Berry Goulden Ken
drick, of Port Huron, played in
recital with other pupils OF
Thursday evening last in Grace
church house before a company OF
parents and friends.
Mrs. Mary Cunning, aged 7f
years. died at the home of hei
son west of Yale on Wednesday
June 20, 1921, of apOplexy. The
funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon at 200 O'Clock
from the M. p. church. Rev
Ryan will preach the sermon. In
terment in ElmwOod cemetery.
Mrs. James II Martin, who has
been sick for the past Ia weeks
died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ThOs. Carless. i'm West
Brockway on Tuesday, June %
1921. Funeral services are being
held today Thursday from the
house at 200 o'clock p. m. Bur