The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-08-03
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ly regained his strength.
a heavy rain fell Wednesday
noon and was accompanied by
hail. No damage resulted.
Richard Houghton of Fairgrove
visited old-time friends and &C
quaintances in Yale the first of
the week.
Allan Wilmer, wife and daugh-
ter, and Hattie and Norah Bechtel
of Brown City, visited at the VIM.
Erb home Friday.
Earl LOree and Mr.. Moore, of
Croswell, accompanied by their
wives, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hi Brown Sunday.
Mrs. James Edgerton, thinking
that the fire was out, poured oil
in the stove. 1t exploded and
burned her about the face and
hands.
H. P. dinner is moving his
dwelling house to his lot. corner
of Mary and North streets and
will build fine new bungalow on
the site corner of KennehCk and
North streets this summer.
Edward Andreae has sold his
barn at the rear of his Mechanic
street residence lot to Chas. Fer
gusOn and the work of tearing
down the building is il progress.
Ed will erect a garage u the
site.
Little Helen Tice, of Detroit,
had a party for Norean Cheese
man, Helen WEIGH, Blanche Muir
ray, Marvel Munroe and Gladys
Holcomb Thursday afternoon at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Joseph
Burton. Lunch was served and
all had lots of fun.
Some people have the idea that
a newspaper plant can be run on
good wishes, timely suggestions
and long drawn out promises, but
we will bet dollars to doughnuts
that if they are regular business
men that they do not apply those
rules to their particular Lines.
JOS. (. Vincent. county, clerk,
| attended the annual meeting of
the Michigan County Clerks as
ISOLATION Wednesday and Thurs
day, at Flint. He. will not return
to Port Huron until next week, as
he is on a vacation trip in COM
pany with members Of his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden and
daughter Leta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Andreae, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Peacock will start on Sun
day on an auto tour up to Indian
River, three hundred miles. They
will take two days for the trip
and remain at this resort for a
week or more enjoying an outing.
Emma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Moore, was seven years old
Saturday last and celebrated the
occasion by entertaining seven
OF her little girl friends from two
to seven in the afternoon. Various
outdoor games were enjoyed, af-
ter which a delicious birthday
supper was served.
Recent guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ferguson are
Claude Cotton, of Port Huron /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sperry, of
Croswell; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Durfee and Ezra j. Robinson, of
Memphis; Rev. Lounds and wife
and Mrs. Than Cotton, of Apple
gate.
Geo. c. Watson. of Capac, is out
for the Republican nomination
for representative Of the Second
District of st. Clair county. Sorry,
| NSOiB S, NAV yOb diO uOI III Vic
first district, then We could cast
a vote for you. Nevertheless here's
hoping that yuo are nominated
and elected.
Frank Wilcox, Frank Brinkman
and Eli Sheffield returned to Yale
Tuesday from a weeks fishing on
lakes in the north counties of the
state. The boys report that the
fish are shedding their teeth and
are not biting very freely, al
though they had enough to eat and
some to give away.
Something went wrong with
Billy Kissane's steering wheel
last Sunday after the ball game,
and when he backed from his
parking position he cut some
swift circles until he smashed a
wheel for Chas. Meharg, of Yale.
He bent the red lamp on his Ford