The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-08-17
Local and Otherwise.

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story. Costs little, accomplishes
much.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies spent a cou-
pie of days at Cedarwood with
her daughter Ruth.
If the coal strike isn't settled
soon there won't be many labor
ers to celebrate Labor Day.
Mrs. John Leitch, of near Laur-
ell has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chas. S. Brown this week
The connecting link between the
buyer and seller is the newspap
err. Advertise in the Expositor.
State Fair premium lists may
be had at the Expositor office.
Any person wishing one call for
same.
Dick Vannorman is moving his
household goods to Yale from
Port Huron and will occupy his
own house near the park.
Florence Newell, Of Plymouth,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Jas. Keys and other relatives and
friends in Yale this week.
S. 0. Black, who has been in the
Buffalo hospital for the past two
months had a relapse on Friday,
and is in critical condition.
VIM. H. Learmont and family
are spending two weeks in a cot
tage at Lakeville. Hilton Tice
and wife, of Detroit, are with
them.
c. S. Brown and wife and son
Colin, John Brown and wife, Mrs.
John Leitch, John II. Merrill and
Morton Kilbourn were at Papsts
grove Sunday.
A baby girl came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Almond
Somers in Flint, on July 20. Name
Jane Katherine. Allie is sure
some proud daddy.
An airplane advertising the
Michigan State Fair to be held in
Detroit, Sept. to 10, was in Yale
last Friday. Orrin Lane had the
pleasure of a trip in it.
Edward Andreae is building a
new 30X20 foot garage at the rear
OF his Mech mic street residence
lot. 1T WI accommodate three
automobiles. Sam Ingram ana
Bev. Hallead are doing the work
Merchants should begin to plan
their lall advertising campaigns.
line Expositor is ready to assist
in many ways, but the most ben
eft can be derived by carrying
liberal amount OF advertising
space in its columns. In this way
you reach practically all the buy
ers in this section.
Andy Gump, who has made
deep study of the subject, says
you can't tell thing about wo-
men. 10 see them from the back
-bobbed hair and short skirts
you think they are on their way
to school. Then they turn around
and they look as though they were
on their way to the old peoples
home.
What Yale needs most at the
present time is houses to rent.
Every day nearly some one comes
into this office to enquire II we
know of any place they can get
either house or some rooms to
move into. Not a place is avail
able, and many families would
come to this city to make their
homes if they could get places to
move into.
Mrs. John Hallock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garnet Moore and baby,
have returned to Detroit after a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Archie Graham and other friends
in Yale. The above party expect
soon to start for California by
automobile and will be accom-
panied by Gladys Wallace, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wal
lace, who is planning to stay at
least year in that western state.
On one of his recent trips to
Yale Will Mcintyre, of Roseburg
mixed some "moonshine" with
sunshine, and began seeing
things in a joyous light. He had
an idea that the feminine sex
would fall for his shape his an
tics, 'er something, and proceeded
to accost all the young girls he |
could see on the streets. But |