The Yale expositor., 1913-03-13
Pearle Hunter is seriously i'll.

Wednesday.
Ed Andreae was Port Huron visit.
or Wednesday.
Roy Turner who has been sick the
past week is improving.
John Mathews after being away for
several weeks is at home again.
| Mrs. Hiram Brown is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Earl Loree in Croswell
Ed Sheehy who has beef very sick
for month, is out on the streets again.
Millinery opening at M. Nj. Pearces,
Wednesday and Thursday, Mar. 1920.
Hugh Ferguson OF Port Huron was
calling OH his Yale friends Wednesday
w. A. Holden of Port Huron is in
\ ale today calling on relatives and
friends.
Charles Turner and III. Smith of
Avoca were visiting at Geo. Turner'S
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcconnell and
son Merton spent Sunday at George
| Turner's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Paisley went to
| Detroit this morning to spend the bal.
ance of the week.
Charles Fletcher who has been
spending the winter at Amadore is
| here on visit to his son.
Elder j. Ii. Patton will preach in
| Brick Chapel Sunday, March 10Th, at
800 and 7:3O p. IN. Come and hear HIM.
Owen ii lcomb, who has made his
home with his mother will 60 to Bear
Lake aud reside with JAS M. Holcomb.
ID. A. McKeith, cashier of the Citi-
zens' Savings Bank of Brown City, was
calling on his Yale friends this morn.
ing.
Ed Hocomb, Brock way township
treasurer, was in Port Huron Wednes.
day and settled with the county treas
urer.
Mrs. Alex Pollock and Mrs. Chas.
Palmer are spending the week at
North Branch with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Rapley.
Jacob Miller was at Port Huron
Tuesday. Mr.. Miller took the assess
ment roll of the city along and settled
with the county treasurer.
Clarence g. is the name of an S.lb
son born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wood
ard at 9S7 Helen ave-, Detroit, on Mar.
Z, 1913. We offer congratulations
Helen Wyrick Skaters rendition of
"The Lion and the Mouse" was the
finest thing of the kind this town has
ever, seen.-Chronicle, Cass City, Mich.
The M. +. Ladies' Aid Society will
hold a sale of rugs, aprons and home.
made baking at Mathews 81 Nights
drug store on Friday and Saturday,
March 27.2S.
Charley Barr was at North Branch
the past week and overhauled j. A.
Rapley's touring car. Jesse has since
traded his Buick machine for an Alb
bott five passenger car.
tanned the Fair Haven camping bunch
at six o'clock dinner on Friday evening
last About twelve were present and
all enjoyed the social time.
We have quantity of haxseed to
give out for sowing. Anyone desiring
to grow flax this season will kindly call
at the mill for same.
The James Livingston Flax ltd.
Roswell Green, superintendent of the
Light and Water Plant, tells us that
during the past year fifty dwellings
and business places of Yale have been
wired for electric lights. lie plans on
adding fifty more this year
Mrs. Shafer will present THE Man
of the Hour" in Central Hall, Thurs
day evening, April Bird, under the aus
pieces of the M. f. Ladies Aid, and
treat is in store for those who hear
her. She will be assisted by local
musical talent.
"The Dawn of Plenty" which Frank
Stockdale will present in Central Hall,
Yale, on Wednesday, March rs, grew
out of little book, "The Story of
Bread" a copy of this book will be
sent to any person for stamp by writ
ing the |. II. c. Bureau, Harvester
Building, Chicago.
Don't bother with tobacco, gasoline
or other Old.fashiOned disagreeable
methods of treating stock for worms.
Get supply of "Sal-Vet'', the wonder
full medicated stock salt advertised in
this issue and let your farm animals
run to it freely while they doctor them
selves.
Following the plan of the last
two years the senior rhetoricals are to
be given in four Friday afternoon pro-
grams between now and June. The
first one of these programs will be
given Friday, March Dist in the high
school room. We shall be glad to well
come all who are interested to these
senior programs. The seniors viii! be
pleased to greet you and the teachers
will be delighted to have you present.
n. j. Drouyor, Supt.
Several of the neighbors and friends
of Mrs Warren Roadway gave her a
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening
when they walked into her home with
out knocking and prepared to spend
an hour or two with her. A lively So
cial time was enjoyed and all expressed
regret that this family are soon to take
up their abode elsewhere The ladies |
had brought refreshments which were |
served with hot coffee, and after lunch |
Mrs. Roadway was made the recipient
of handsome berry spoon.
Earl Beattie who has had charge of |
the l.. G. Stirling drug store for the
past six months left last evening for
short visit to his home in Brown City. |
The first of next week he will go to
Ubly to manage the Vannest drug
store at that place. During his stay in