The Yale expositor., 1922-07-27

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street reshingled.
ID. l.. Brown and wife, of Pom
tiac are spending the week with
Yale relatives and friends.
Dick Windsor replaced the old
plate glass window frame in his
barber shop with a new one.
Mrs. Ed Eilber and daughter
Pauline are visiting Elkton and
Kingston relatives and friends.
Two auto loads of Yale young
folks spent Friday last picnicking
at Papst's Grove, south Of Lex
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mathews
and son Don visited DR.. and Mrs.
Wight at CedarwOod Sunday and
Monday.
Mrs. John Young, of Marine
City, was the guest of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moore. the
past week.
James Rose and wife, of Port
Euron, were guests at the home
of their son Earl, west of Yale,
over Sunday.
Byron Buckridge, of Port HUI
ron, candidate on the Democratic
ticket for the nomination Of Sher-
iff Of st. Clair county, was in Yale
Tuesday.
VIM. V. Andreae is building "a
neat dwelling house in the north
part of the city to be occupied
by Rawley Hallman and family
when completed
More women are at work in the
fields now than there were during
the war. Farmers are badly hand
icapped for want of help and the
women are going to save the day.
R. J. Moore last week sold his
house and lot on south Mary st.
to Abe Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
expect to move to Rochester next
week where they have rented
house.
Oscar Lane was injured about
the hip on Saturday last, when he
jumped from the separator and
landed on a pitchfork. His wound
was dressed and he is now getting
along nicely.
Rain interferred and stopped
the base ball game Sunday at Riv-
erside race track between Yale
and Melvin. The score stood 10
in favor of Melvin after 112 in
nings had been played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Richards
and two children will leave Sun
day for Detroit, where they will
take the boat for Buffalo and from
there go to Rochester, New York
and other places to spend a week
or ten days visiting friends.
Mrs. Edward Sheehy entertain
ed thirty lady friends at a mis-
cellaneous shower at her home
Thursday evening" July 20, 1922,
honor of her neice, Mrs. James
loft Gamma Monahan). Music
and other entertainment occupied
the evening, after which a dainty
lunch was served. Mrs. loft re-
ceived many beautiful presents.
Mrs. Jean Clarke, of Chicago,
sister of Mrs. Frank Andreae,
has purchased the f. w. Farley
home in Yale, and with her chill
dren will take possession of the
house the middle of September.
Mr.. Farley, whose term as post
master in Yale expires Sept. Is,
is planning to move with his fam
lily to Richmond. We are all
glad to welcome Mrs. Clarke into
| our midst, and only wish we
could keep the Farley family here
as they will oil be exceedingly
missed.
James McCaren and wife, of
Port Huron, were in Yale Friday
last calling on friends and ac-
quaintances. Mr.. McCaren, as
previously announced in the col
umns of the Expoistor, is a can
didate for the nomination of con-
gressman of the seventh congress-
ional district on the Republican
ticket at the primaries to be held
September IL. He made the Ex-
positor office a pleasant call, and
stated that wherever he has been
in the district a very friendly
feeling is shown him. and he is
encouraged in his campaign.
A good crowd attended the op-
ening concerts and lectures at the
Chautauqua yesterday afternoon
and last evening, and all are well