The Yale expositor., 1922-06-01

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evening, spending Tuesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Rooney and
three sons drove from their home
in Mt Clemens on Sunday for a
days visit with Mr. and Mrs. F. d.
Mathews.
Floyd Holden, of Pontiac, has
been spending a few days the
past week in Yale at the Grant
Holden home and calling on his
young friends.
Minnie, Blanche, James and
Charles Mcmahon, of Detroit,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mcmahon over the weekend and
Decoration day.
There will be bee in the
Moore cemetery Tuesday, June 6.
Come and bring your dinner, and
help beautiCy the city cf the dead.
Gvervone come.
Editor Graham, of the Peck
Times, dropped into the EXPOSE
tor Office Monday for friendly
visit while on his way home from
trip to Inlay City.
Nick Ingroville, Of Jackson, has
been a guest at the Presbyterian
manse the past week. He INSTALL
ed a radio which the family and
others are enjoying.
Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Will
Rub, Mildred Rub, Mrs. VIM. Pal
mer and Mrs. Agnes Holden
drove over to Caro- on Wednesday,
visiting with relatives
The subscription list to the
EXpositor has been corrected this
week. If you have not been Civ
en- proper credit for monies paid
please notify this office.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Shepherd,
and Mrs. w. l.. White, of Detroit,
also c. c. Merritt, Of st. Louis,
Mo, are visitors at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. King.
a reunion of the Wallace
Adams family was held at the
farm home east and north of Yale
on Tuesday. The day was spent
in pleasure and enjoyment.
Mrs. Helen Reid has been up
from Port Huron the past week
caring for Mrs. Archie Graham,
who is i'll. Mrs. Graham under
went an operation yesterday.
The supply of government
seeds given out at the Expositor
office free is not yet exhausted.
Call or notify this office and a
package will be sent you by mail.
Frank Brinkman has returned
to Yale Liter three weeks stay
at his summer cottage on one of
the lakes near Pontiac. He was
busy tidying up things about the
place.
Mrs. A. V. Crawford and little
boy, Of Detroit, made the EXPOSE
tor office a call on Monday. Mrs.
Crawford was formerly Lillian
Bricker, and compositor in this
office.
Richard Andreae got the end
of one G. is fingers caught in his
bike chain the other day, and as
a consequence has a badly mang-
led member, but luckily no brok-
en- bones.
Mrs. Mary Forester, wife of
Senator George B. Forester, Of
Deckerville, died last week after
an illness from paralysis for a
period of several years. She was
So years of age.
The Cleaners will give a dance
at their hall in Old Brockway on
Friday evening, June 9th. Music
by Yale Orchestra. Bill S1.00.
Everybody invited. Attend and
have a good time.
Just a nice, comfortable num-
Der attended the dance at the
Auditorium on Decoration day
evening and enjoyed the music by
the Yale orchestra, while trip
fantastic.
Mrs. Eva Lothi4n's guests for
Decoration day were Mrs. Eliza
beth Lothian and daughter Eliz-
abeth, of Port Huron, Mrs. w. G.
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edwards
and children, of Richmond
j. E. Beavis and daughter
Georgia, of Lansing, autoed to
Yale, their former home town and
where the wife and mother lies
in Elmwood cemetery, for their