The Yale expositor., 1913-03-27
Kites and marbles.

Kites and marbles.
Time to put in those sweet peas.
City election and town meeting
April Z.
Don't be fooled. Next Tuesday is
April LIST.
Nearly time to look over your gar
den seeds
Haven't seen any this years maple
syrup as yet.
Roy Morsehead, of Detroit, was
home for Easter.
Grace Watt was at her home in
Sarnia over Sunday
James McColl was a Port Huron
caller on Monday.
A little touch of spring makes the
whole world grin.
Soon be spring housekeeping time
Us to the tall timbers.
Dairy COWS are bringing high
prices at the auction sales.
We understand there's a new nickle
out. Some one show us one.
Charley Bowels, of Detroit, spent
Easter at home with his mother.
Mrs. w. F. Rich and daughter
Mildred spent Monday in Port Huron.
j. l.. Benedict and wife were guests
of their daughter, Mrs. C. S. Cochran,
Easter
Mrs. j. G. Brown, of Avoca, was the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. e. Charles
last Friday.
Mrs. A. Pollock, Mrs. Miles Sim
mons and Mrs. j. A. Rapley were Port
Huron visitors on Monday.
The l.. b. S. of the Presbyterian
church will hold its meeting next
week at the home of Mrs, Reid.
Mrs. J. w. Harrington and Mrs.
Herb Hennessy and little son were
in Port Huron last Monday.
A Masonic schoo of instruction
will be held in Masonic lodge, No.
142, f. & A. M, on April 10th, at 1880
p. IN.
N. j. Meharg returned from a visit
to friends at Tilsonburg Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Meharg remained over
there for few days longer visit
Recent legislation passed by the
federal government spring shooting
of ducks will be prohibited. All
genuine sportsmen will hold up both
hands for this wise act.
We notice by the Review that Rich
mond has adopted standard time by
vote of 23S to 81. Why not SUBJ
nit this question to the voters of
Yale and see how they feel about it.
Col. Roosevelt will deliver a stump
speech at Detroit Saturday, March
80. He will no doubt open up on
everybody and rip them up and down
the back if they do not agree with his
political ideas.
Real estate transfers that have
taken place in Yale the past week:
j. /. Rosenthal to Chas. F.. Erb land
in Yale, consideration $35. Guy Null
nys to j. /. Rosenthal, land in Yale;
consideration $50.
VIM. V. Andreae, III. E. Beard, and
VIM. f. Rub were at Lansing last
week attending meeting OF the
Michigan life Insurance Co., in which
company these gentlemen are stock
holders.
L ue OpeHlUS VI opIluB VII rIludy
last was certainly a blower" We
read in the Detroit dailies that the
the wind travelled at the rate of sc
miles an hour at times. That's going
some.
An organization has been perfect
ed at Lapeer that will hereafter see
that the game and fish laws are en-
forced in Lapeer county. We would
like to see such an organization for
st. Clair county.
VIM. Hodgins, of near Roseburg has
taken up his residence in our city
and moved into the Lara Middleton
house Tuesday. We welcome him to
our midst. He has taken a position
with Fred J. Wilt and will push the
sale of agricultural implements.
Whenever a proposition of public
nature comes up before the people.
let's boost! It's the only way we will
ever get anywhere in this world.
There are lots of things we need here,
and the only way to get them is to
present united front, and go at it
with hip, hip, hurrah. Enthusiasm
levels mountains and crosses un-
bridgeable rivers. Let's boost.