The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-06-29
Local and Otherwise.
Celebrate in Yale the Fourth.

visited his parents in Yale part of
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. F. d. MUMMY
spent Wednesday with friends at
Memphis.
Do your July Fourth shopping
Monday evening, July 3rd, while
the stores are open.
Don McDuff, of Croswell. was
visiting Yale relatives and friends
the latter part of last week.
Chris Hanna, of Sarnia, was in
Yale Thursday last calling on old
time friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. M. A. Edghoffer is at FIRE.
mont attending alumni doings,
also visiting among relatives and
friends.
A photographer from Pontiac
was in Yale the past week taking
views of business places and resi-
dences.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cannis, of I'M
lay City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Miller, of Berville, spent Sunday
at Floyd Ferguson's.
A number of Yale people were
attending the trial of Mrs. Laura
Scott at Port Huron Tuesday and
Wednesday as witnesses.
Bernice Farlev has secured a
position in Harding & Hallman's
drug store and will have charge
of the fountain for the summer
months.
A slight shower of rain Tues
day did a lot of good to growing
crops. The soil was getting ter
ribly dry and vegetation was not
doing anything.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Peacock, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Peacock, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kerr and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Peacock in Port Huron on Sun
day.
Eddie Martin, 11-year-old son
of Robert Martin, of Yale, was in
an auto accident in Fremont on
Sunday and suffered a fracture of
the leg just below the hip. He is
at Phillip Hawkes. home in Buel
until he can be moved.--Croswell
Jeffersonian.
How's your Expositor subscrip-
ton? Does the label on your
paper show that you are paid up
to 1922? We expect to correct the
list next week and if you are in
arrears please send the amount
by mail or call at the Office and
settle up. We need the cash.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued. by st. Clair
County Clerk JOS. E. Vincent
during the past week: Peter j.
Grace, 25. and Irene E. Kinney,
%, both of Emmett; John Brown,
"a, and Ada M. Hildebrand, 10,
both of Yale.
The Benjamins, of Detroit,
were out to Elk Lake last Sunday
and entertained c. r. Taylor and
wife, of this place. at their cot
tage; j. E. Martin and wife en-
tertained Roy Fuller and chill
dren, of Yale, at their cottage,
and G. r. Adams and wife enter
tanned R. E. Andreae and family,
of Yale, at their cottage. There
fore the social season at that sum-
mer resort got fully under way
last Sunday.-Capac Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Herbert en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Parmlee as guests, it being
their tenth wedding anniversary
and also Edward Andreae and
family, whose eighteenth anniver-
sary was celebrated. For Mon
day Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert had as
their guests DR.. A. B. Leonard,
wife and daughter Gladys, who is
teacher in the Saginaw schools,
dlSO lNON. anu MIS-. MuIlDy anu
daughter. DIR. Leonard was for
mer district superintendent.
Yale citizens were honored on
Saturday evening last by visit
from the Salvation Army Band
and workers from Port Huron.
There were ten or twelve pieces
in the band, and an open air meet
ing was held at the corner Of
Main and Mechanic streets. A
large crowd gathered and listened
to the music by the. band and the
testimonies from the other people
for nearly two hours, after which
the visitors left for their home
city. Come again. You are al
ways welcome.
Below we publish list of those
from out-of-town who attended
the Beadle reunion at Yale city
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