The Yale expositor., 1913-04-03
Local and Otherwise.

The EXpOSltOf Is 81 years olu loudy
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Paisley are in De
trOit today.
Rus Secord visited his daughter in
Detroit this week
Geo. Barth went to Memphis today
on visit to friends.
DIR. w. w. Stevens and wife were at
Port Huron Monday.
Thos. Johnston is remodeling his
Mechanic street residence.
Special meetings at Free Methodist
church. All cordially invited.
Women wanted-To sell reliable re-
medy. Big profits. Box l, Goshen, Ind.
Mrs. Clifford VanTyne, of Flint, is
visiting her mother in Yale at present
Mrs. A. E. Jackson is spending the
week with relatives and friends in De-
troit.
Born to the wife of Oscar Dennison,
of Marlette, on Thursday, April 3, 1913,
a son.
Geo. Barth has bought the Jas. A.
Dant house and lot on Mary street
from G. E. Huff.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller entertained a
company of ladies at 6 o'clock dinner
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hutton and son
Clifford have been spending Few
days this week in Detroit.
Roy Sponenburgh of Clinton is in
Yale visiting friends. lie is at work
for the ID. l.. II. in Detroit.
Special meeting o. +. s., Friday
evening, April IL. Initiation.
A. M. Mckenzie, Sec'y.
Andrew Paisley who has been visit.
ing his brother j. Is. Paisley has re-
turned to his home in Chicago.
VIM. Hodgins is moving into his re.
Gently purchased dwelling house this
week. We welcome him to our city.
Painters and decorators are busy on
the interior of the Harrington Hotel
A decided improvement is noticeable
Elston Huffman was in Port Huron
Tuesday attending the monthly meet
ing of the county poor board OF which
he is a member.
George Wilson starts tomorrow fol
Toledo, Ohio, where he will help fit out
| the Walter Scranton on which steamer
he will cook this season.
There will be a dance in Central
Hall on Thursday evening, April 18th
| for the benefit of the .. +. ). Mason:
and others cordially invited.
s. q. Bettes is at present in DR.. Kel
| logg's sanitarium in Battle Greek
where he is to be operated upon. He
will be in the sanitarium for the nexl
four weeks.
Chas. Il. Schmidt has purchased &
house and lot in Bay City and will sooI
move up there. We are sorry to lost
Charley as he is a splendid citizen anC
good all-round fellow.
A. f. Ostrander aud III. +. BearC
have exchanged properties, the latte
trading his new house next to the M
p. church for the formers dwelling
corner of North and Jones streets.
We have a quantity of haxseed t
give out for sowing. Anyone desiring
to grow flax this season will kindly cal
at the mill for same.
The James Livingston Flax Ltd.
r. L. Barr has been busy this weel
painting and decorating the interior o.
the building to be used by the cit.
fathers as a council chamber. Thi
months council meeting will altogethe
likely be held in the new building.
A deal was closed last week whereof.
the Croswell Jeffersonian passes from
the control of Chas. Putney to that o
Dave Hubbell, an old Lexington boy
Mr.. Hubbell will take possession il
about two weeks.-Lexington News.
A grand Cleaner ball will be givel
in Mckinney Hall, Old Brockway, oil
Friday evening, April Is, to which tn
public is cordially invited. Music b,
McKanlass three-piece orchestra. Bill
including supper, $l00. Checking free
The Y. Y. b. had very merry meet
ing at the home of Maurice Merrill
Tuesday evening. AS this was Apr
Fools day, the amusements afforde'
a great deal of fun. Refreshment
were served the young folks before go
ing home time.
The regular meeting of the j.. i.
was held on Wednesday afternoon a
the home of Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Simmon
presiding. Thirty-four were present
Hostesses were Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Fitch
ellis, Mrs. Bricker and Mrs. Welcf
Yearly reports were given in the bust
ness hour and delegates appointed Z
the Presbyterial Foreign Missionar
society held in Port Huron today ant
tomorrow. DIR. Hunter read fin
paper on Japan written by DIR. Alic
Doering who is confined to her HON
by sickness this week. The secon
paper was very interesting one o.
Tennessee by Mrs. Beecher. Durin
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