The Yale expositor., 1913-04-24
Arbor Day, 9th of May.

going on III \ ale.
John Smelling jr, of Crsswell, was in
Yale Wednesday.
The srrinkling wagon is now doing
duty on our streets.
A heavy wind storm accompanied by
rain visited this section Tuesday even
ing.
County drain commissioner Case has
been in this locality for a few days
this week.
FIR. Cullihane and Grant Holden
drove to Detroit Tuesday in the for
mer's auto.
f. G. Lillibridge, piano tuner, writes
us that he will be here in about ten
days sure.
Fishing is quite fair along Mill
creek. Some reasonable catches have
been made.
George Elston has the frame up for
new dwelling house on his lot in the
north part of the city.
Will Hoskin left for Port Huron
Monday morning to ship as first mate
on the steamer Cherokee.
John Hutton was called to Detroit
Wednesday on account of the death of
his uncle, Robert Hutton.
Harry Williams and family of Carrie
ton visited few days the past week
at the home of Harry VIM.
DIR. w. G. Wight now occupies his
new office in the rooms over Minis
bakery, having moved this week.
Levi Montney of Clare visited his
brother Charles the past week. Both
men are veterans of the civil war.
Archie Ludington and crew of men
are busy remodelling Thos. Johnston 8
dwelling house on Mechanic street.
Mrs. c. G. Stevens and son and Miss
Graham of Sandusky were guests of
the formers parents the past week.
Jay Monroe was up from Port Huron
this week packing his household goods
preparatory to moving to the tunnel
city.
Another souvenir post card from our
friend John s. Dufle shows a birdseye
view of the big ditch-the Panama
canal.
The business places of Yale will
start next week and keep open Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday nights un-
til further notice.
Frank Welch wen. to Detroit Tues
conductor for the ID. u. II. on the run
between that city and Flint.
Rev. w. Ii. Mitchell has been very
sick for some time at his home in New
Lothrop. Last reports from there
state that he is improving slowly.
Special communication of Brock way
Lodge, No. 3l6, +. a. A. NJ, next
Thursday night Third degree work.
Lunch. Masons are urged to be pres
ent
Chas. +. Schmidt who is now resid-
ing at 1907 10th street, Bay City, was
in Yale the first of the week. Charley
has liking for Yale and it would be
hard for him to keep away.
/ Rev. w. IL. Cole of Flint is at the
! home of his sister in Detroit, a very
sick man. He is being treated for an.
| gina by specialist. His Yale friends
hope for his complete recovery.
The item published in last weeks
Exposition regarding the sale of John
| T.. Walkers l00.acre farm in Green.
wood township was mistake Mr..
Walker wants to sell the farm but has
not made sale as yet.
j. f. Holden of Marion visited rela
tiyes in Yale last week Jess has sold
! his drug business in the above town
and with his wife is visiting friends
and relatives in different towns and
cities in the state.
r.. +. Barr has sold his house and
lot next south of the M. +. church to
! Mrs. Lois Guilliat and will soon move
onto T. j. Minnie's farm west and
south of here. Mrs. Guilliat will move
as soon as Mr.. Barr yacates the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Drake, daughter
and son-in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
burn, of Detroit, also Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Minnie and children of Port
Huron were guests at the home of T..
ii. Drake and Bruce Roadway the
past week.
Last week we published an article
regarding the great work the huge
truck of Jay q. McKenna of Grand
Rapids did in the relief of the Ohio
flood sufferers. We neglected to state
that Mr.. McKenna is a son of Mrs.
George Cameron.
James Sweet has started a tim and
repair shop i'm the back room of the
White building lately vacated by j. III.
Stevens. He will do plumbing, steam
heating, timing and all kinds of re-
pair work. Mr.. Stevens is now located
upstairs over Bars blacksmith shop.
Lewis Cady, after 80 years of faith
full service as foreman Of the Yale sec
tion of the Pere Marquette railway,
was laid off last week for no cause
whatever, or If there was cause it is
unknown to Mr.. Cady. We regret to
learn that our old friend was not given
a chance to defend himself
Last Saturday morning the city
clock in st. Clair was set by standard
time and the Republican says that st.
Clair is about il not the last place in
the state, certainly the last city, to fall
in line with standard time" but we
can tell them of another, its Yale, but
we trust this matter will soon be adj
Eusted and that Yale will drop into
Vine. With all the enterprise X shows
along various lines this one can hardly
be neglected