The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-07-06
Additional Locals

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Smith, of De-
troit, are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Houghtaling.
While workmen were tearing
down the old school building at
Inlay City the second floor gave
way, dropping three men and in
juring them with cuts and
bruises.
The Ladies Benevolent Society
of the Presbyterian church pic
nicked in Mrs. Mason's grove on
Wednesday afternoon, being the
guests of Mrs. Mason and daugh-
ter Edith.
One Of the biggest Saturday
night crowds in the history of the
city was present last week. The
buyers are attracted here by the
many good bargains our mer-
chants are offering.
S. E. Rider. state organizer of
Orangemen informs US that this
organization will celebrate at
Flint and Bad Axe July 18th in
stead Of at Croswell. as published
in last weeks Expositor.
Frank l.. Beadle, of Melvin, a
recent graduate from West Point
received a telegram last week
from the department at Washing
ton, advising him of his commits
sion as second lieutenant
Dick Windsor and George Barth
visited the Dodge Bros. auto plant
in Detroit last Thursday and
drove home in a new Dodge sedan
purchased from Eilber & Barth,
local distributors by Mr.. Windsor.
p Harry Hill, who has been en-
ployed at the Minnie Meat Mar
ket for the past year or more, sew
cred his connections with that
market last Saturday. Bert Evans
is now employed by Mr.. Minnie.
Between twenty-five and thirty
persons, members Of the Presby-
terrain choir and guests, autoed to
Cedarwood Thursday last and had
pot-luck supper with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Andreae and family. A great
time was had.
A cablegram from Liverpool,
Eng, announced that Dorothy
and Kenneth Lacy had arrived
safely and were to go coaching
through the English lake region
July sixth they were to visit the
home of Robert Burns.
Edward and Courtney Beard,
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy K Beard
were operated on at the Port HUI
ron hospital last week for the re-
moval of their tonsils. The opera
tions were successful and the
boys are getting along nicely.
Joseph Rose, an old settler of
Brockway township, died at his
home west of Yale on Saturday
July lst, at an advanced age. Flu
neral services were held on Mon
day, The Expositor will publish
the obituary in next weeks issue.
Mrs. Hunter, wife of Rev. DR..
Hunter, deceased, who was a for
mer pastor of the Presbyterian
church in Yale, has been visiting
her old-time friends here the past
two weeks. She will return to
her home in Toronto, Ont, to-
morrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston
entertained on the 9TH Mrs. John
ston's mother, Mrs. Sheehy,
brother Mike and sisters from
Detroit, who autoed up for the
day. Sister M. Hortensia. former
ly Margaret Sheehy, of South
Bend, Ind, was a guest also.
James Melrose motored to Port
Huron Saturday and met Mrs.
James McColl and daughter Eliza
beth on their return home from a
trip to San Diego, Los Angeles,
Redlands and other California
cities, also Colorado Springs. Mrs.
McColl is much improved in
health.
Word comes from Carsonville
that a hail storm visited that sec
ton six miles north of that place,
destroying all crops completely.
All gardens were stripped of
potatoes, corn, wheat, barley and
oats were ruined. The storm COW
cred a strip one mile wide. Hail
stones fell two inches deem.