The Yale expositor., 1913-04-17
Local and Otherwise.

Inc rOduS are uTylnS up IdSl.
DO your outdoor housekeeping now.
Now go after your back yards and
front ones, too.
Don't let that first fly get away
from you. Swat it.
]. |. Rosenthal was in Detroit over
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Frank Phillips was a Port HUI
ron visitor last Saturday.
We want TO plant your spring ad
right now. So don't delay.
Horseradish, maple syrup and all
spring tonics are in order.
James McColl and daughter Eliza
beth were in Detroit Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Paisley were in
Detroit the first of the week.
Regular meeting o. e. S. Wednes-
day evening, April %. Initiation.
A. E. Jackson has been at Saginaw
this week visiting friends and rela-
tives.
James Armour was up from Detroit
on a visit to friends the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae were
Detroit visitors Thursday and Friday
last week.
The water in Mill creek is clearing
up enough to permit our local MIN
rods to go a fishin'.
Mrs. w. F. Rub and daughter Helen
were guests of Caro- relatives from
Saturday to Tuesday night.
F. w. Andreae will go to Philadel-
phia this week on business in the in
terest of the Yale Wooden Mills.
T. d. Nichols was home from Strath-
roy over Sunday, returning to that
Canadian city Monday morning.
Ed Andreae was at South Bend,
Ind, this week on business in connec-
ton with the Yale Wooden Mills.
The Camp Fire girls are getting
their organization in running order
and will soon be in fine shape.
r. e. Barr brought to the Expositor
Office a mess Of parsnips for which
the publishers family feel thankful.
Frank Lewis, of the U. of NJ, spent
portion of the vacation with his
Yale, relatives. w. d. Sayles and fami-
ly.
A chicken supper was INDUCED in
Thursday evening last by a number of
che young folks at the home of Queenie
Wallace
r. S. Campbell, of Port Huron, was
in Yale on Tuesday looking after bust
ness in the Massachusetts, Mutual Life
Insurance Co.
Harvey Sayles left Monday morning
for Kent, Ohio, where he will enter
college and give his attention to the
study of forestry.
Orley Starks returned the latter part
of last week from Tacoma, Wash,
where he has been visiting his son for
the past six months.
Jay McKenna, who has spent the
past twelve years on the Pacific coast
but now located in Grand Rapids, is
here on visit to friends.
Joe Mcfarland, of Port Huron, an
experienced race horse trainer for the
past twenty years, was in Yale Tues
day in view of locating here.
The next meeting of the l.. B. S. of
the Presbyterian church will be held
at the home of Mrs. John Hutton
Wednesday afternoon, April %.
Geo. Cavanagh, of Detroit, has been
spending part of the week among Yale
friends George and Justin Cavanagh
are now in the decorating business.
Fred U. Farley, of Croswell, who has
spent the winter months in Jackson
vile, Florida, has returned to his
home, as stated by the Croswell pa
pers.
Fred Sorgates, who has been en-
ployed in the Harrington Hotel for
year or more is now in Detroit and
has position in a garage. Jack Don
aldson is taking his place here.
Ben Nelson purchased the standard
bred mare at f. o. Putneys sale on
March 20. On Sunday evening last the
valuable animate died of heart failure
having been sick only few days.
Irene and Helen Harrington enter
tanned several of their young friends
Thursday evening last week at their
home Games and amusements fur
nished a social time and dainty
lunch was also enjoyed.
A surprise was given Harvey Sayles
last Friday evening by a bunch OF
young people, who along with the sur
prised of their coming upon him un-
announced, wished to also give him a
social evening to be remembered when
he is far away. The participants all
enjoyed a good time. Mrs. Sayles serv-
ed bountiful lunch.
Special meeting of the Citizens I'M
provement club at the council cham
Der next Monday evening. A home
coming will be talked of for Yale and
other important matters will be dis
cussed. President Beavis urges a
large turnout of members and to come
prepared to express yourself on ques-
tions of interest to the club.
The special meeting of the o. E. S.
on Friday evening last was quite well
attended, despite a little dampness of
the atmosphere. Mrs. Roswell Green
and Mrs. Elmer Rose we're the candi-
dates initiated. after which fine lunch
was served by the committee. A short