The Yale expositor., 1912-05-16
Local and Personal.

| HIS son Eu at Fllnt.
Pauline and Max Fead visited in
Brown City the week end.
Charles Dewey Of Melvin was in
Yale Wednesday on business.
VIM. Coan of Wlmot was in Yale
Wednesday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jardine and son
Jack visited in Detroit the past week.
Eda Trickey, of Port Huron. was a
guest Of Evangeline Hydom over
Sunday.
Claude Pratt, Of Port Huron, assisted
Dick Windsor in the barber shop last
Saturday.
Sarah r.. Williams of Chicago has
been in Yale this week visiting among
her friends.
Steve Williams does not seem to i'm
prove in health as was hoped he would
by his friends.
Plans and specifications are being
prepared for a new school house in the
Carless district.
Rain Saturday and Sunday turned to
snow Monday morning. The ground
was covered with white mantle.
Lutte Mcdonald was down from
Brown City the first OF the week on
IA visit to his mother and friends.
Richard Teehan and wife, of Birch
Run. visited relatives and friends in
Yale and Speaker the past week.
j. +. Crysler, of the north end hotel,
has had rather bad luck this spring in
losing by death three valuable horses
The weather the past week has been
rather cold, disagreeable and rainy, de
laying our farmer friends in their spring
work.
ThoS. c. Holden has been busy the
past week CLEANING. repainting and
redecorating the interior OF his butch
er shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Furgus are the
proud parents of an eleven pound son
which came to brighten their home
May 18th.
Leta and Bernice Holden and
Marjorie Menzies were guests in the
Duncan McKeith home in Brown City
Saturday last
ID. A. McKeith, cashier of the Citi.
Zens' Savings Bank Of Brown City,
visited among his Yale friends We'd
nesday night.
Clyde Richards has put in a new
cement walk from the main walk to
his residence and also fixed up the
steps to his porch.
The Citizens Improvement Club
will give banquet in Central Hall.
Wednesday, May 20. Further ppr-
ticulars will be published later
L. f. Pratt and family have moved
from Port Huron to y ale and are now
residing in their own house. Ed says
he is not decided what he will go at.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy Kelley and
daughters Merit and Lura, autoed up
from Detroit Wednesday and will
spend few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Yale friends of Vint Mcdonald, of
Flint, will be pleased to learn that
he underwent an operation at the
hospital in Detroit last Saturday and
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Walker Stevens, who has
been sick with typhoid fever for
about seven weeks, is much better and
her friends will be pleased to learn
of her improved condition.
w. l.. Grigg, chiropractor, has fitted
up offices in the rooms upstairs over
COchrane's store where he will be
pleased to meet all who are suffering
from physical ailments. Phone 1874.
St Clair county eighth grade ex-
aminations are being held in the
high school buildings at Marine City.
ST. Clair, Yale, Capac, Memphis, and
Port Huron, today, Thursday and
Friday.
The Junior hop held in Central hall
last Friday evening was largely attend
ed and very happy function. Nc
Kanlass orchestra furnished good music
and the juniors served lunch of sherbet
and cake.
Chas. +. Hazel, who has been son-
fined to his home by sickness nearly all
winter, drove to Yale Wednesday for
the first time this spring. lie is feel
ing considerably better and is slowly
gaining his health.
Blanche Palmer's seventh birthday
was celebrated in a merry manner by
herself and several little friends at her
home OH Wednesday afternoon, May
Is. A fine supper and a fine time
pleased the little bunch.
j. +. Staley and wife have moved in
to the Jas Ii. Moore house on Kennelick
SIIttL anu WOIh VIII NC otdlbCu iiSht
away on remodeling the house vacated
adding all modern cOnveniences. When
completed it will be up-to.date in every
detail.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. j. Higley are NOV
ing this week to Rochester, Mich,
where they expect to make their
home in the future. During their
short stay in Yale they made many
friends, all of whom wish them hap
piness and prosperity in their new
home.
Miss Bachelor has resigned as teacher
i'm the Yale schools and will soon leave
the city with her friend Miss Bracein
who resigned two weeks ago on ac-
count of i'll health. Miss Walker of
Detroit has been secured to fill Miss
Bachelors place for the rest of the
year.
Patrick Fox, well known about
here, as for many years he was chair
man of the board of supervisors and
supervisor of Greenwood township,
had the misfortune to fall one day last
week and break his leg. Mr.. Fox re-