The Yale expositor., 1912-05-30
Local and Otherwise.

Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre is improving
from her recent illness.
Yale was well represented at the
races in Sarnia Friday last, May "a.
The barber shops of Yale will close
Mondays and Thursdays at 500 p. III.
Frank Kerr and family are now set
tied IN the Joel Minis house, having
moved last week.
Moses Burns 81. who has been quite
III at his home in Fremont township is
improving slowly.
Children's Day program will be held
IN the NJ. T. church Sabbath morning,
June End, at 1890 o'clock.
Get the ExpOsitOr habit. Nearly hf-
teen hundred subscribers read this
paper every week. Nuff sed
Chas. f. schmidt, of Avoca, has pur-
chased "A new Ford touring car from
George Mcintyre local agent.
Norman Mcleod has purchased the
Flora stephens property lately vacated
by James Lee and has taken possession.
What about a Fourth of July cele.
bratOn? If anything is to take place
on that date it is time to make a start.
Did you say add three-cent and half
cent pieces to the currency? Most Of
us would rather have more bank notes.
Harold Bremen, who has been at the
| i. NJ. depOt,has been transferred to
Yale-Clittord cor. Mort hBranch Gaz-
ette.
Henry l.. Dinner and Eilber IL Barth
are sporting new Overland touring cars
purchased Of Learmont 81 Beard,
| agents.
Regular meeting o. +. :. next Wed.
nesday evening June ,. Initiation,
program and refreshments. Al mem
bers urged TO come out.
The Western Bloomer Girls will play
a game OF base ball with Yale at the
city park on Friday, June Z. Come and
witness an interesting game
James G.. Craig is sick at his home
south. west Of Yale with typhoid fever
Mrs. Craig, daughter Beatrice and son
Donald are cOnvalesent from the same
disease.
Mrs. Fred Nauskivar and family de.
| parted Tuesday morning for their new
! home in FOrtine, Montana. The best
Of good wishes OF host of friends go
with them.
Yale has her ear to the ground and
| IS lntently listening for the sound of
wedding bells that are expected to soon
ring out their Joyous peals. Let 'em
ring. The more the merrier.
The Yale High school Alumni will
| give reception Friday evening. June
! H., at the high school from 8 to If. A
| program, refreshments and music by
the Iale orchestra will occupy the time.
a meeting Of the Citizens Improve
ment Club was held i'm the council
| chamber last Friday evening when ar
rangements for the banquet were per
fected and other matters of Importance
| were discussed.
The twenty second annual conven-
ton of the Port Huron District kp-
worth League is to be held i'm Sandusky
June 9TH aud 9Th. Special speakers
will be present and splendid program
has been provided
1t was expected that the Brown City
| Boy Scouts would play return game
Of ball here last saturday but for some
reason they failed to make All appear
ance. 1t is rather expected the game
will come off this week Saturday.
James Armour and family who have
| resided in Yale for several years moved
to Detroit this week where they will
! take up their residence. A large circle
of warm friends wish the family all
manner of good luck in their new
| home.
Grant Holden is repanting, repaper-
ing and decorating the hall and Offices
| over his drug store occupied by DR..
Ferguson and DR.. A. NJ. DOering. The
Improvement makes a neat and tidy
appearance. Ferguson Bros. are doing
the work.
Hugh III. Hart has been appointed
.Judge.Of Probate of 1T Clair county i'm
place of Hon. stephen A. Graham who
resigned to become cashier of the st.
Clair County Savings Bank. Mr.. IIart's
appointment by Gov. Osborn meets
with the hearty approval OF all
Guests at the afternoon $500" party
given by Mrs, Chas. Rounds and Mrs.
Grant Holden on Friday last, number
first prize and Mrs. Roswell Green took
second. An exceedingly delicious
lunch was served at six O'Clock.
twenty-five or thirty years ago when
"a Yale man received puff in his home
paper he at once called on the editor
and expressed his appreciation and
thanked him. Now the egotst thinks
he is entitled to praise, and that the
editor who grants its is doing himself
honor.
James Wallace and J. f.. Beavis
were in Port Huron Friday last to see
Chas. Bailey concerning the repairing
Of the two miles of state road built by
his company two years ago. The com.
mittee were instructed to go ahead and
do whatever repairing was necessary
without being liable.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young celebrated
their golden wedding at their farm
home west of Yale on sunday last. Rev.
J.. Clark was present and the regular
marriage ceremony was gone though
with, witnessed by about fifteen friends
and neighbors who wished the old
couple many more years of happy we'd
ded life.
Velma, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Richardson, was the lucky
one to win the prize given by y. V.
Parmlee i'm the Princess Theatre con-
test for the most popular baby which
has created so much interest during
the past few weeks. \ beautiful nine
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