The Yale expositor., 1913-05-15
Local and Otherwise.

Mrs Edward Andreae was in Port
Huron on Tuesday.
Mrs w. G. Wight went to Port HUI
ron last Saturday.
The H. o. B. C. was taught by Mrs.
II. G.. Martin last Sabbath.
Read the Board of Review notice
in this issue of the Expositor.
Attorney Weymouth was at Port HUI
ron Wednesday on legal business.
Mrs. Ed. Eilber and child are spend
ing the week with her parents at King
ston.
Ed. Eilber drove a number of fell
lows to Detroit Sunday in his auto
mobile.
Bert Reynolds of Port Huron, Wis
tied H. E. Beard and other Yale friends
this week.
Don't miss reading the automobile
speed limit ordinance published in
this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Herbert were
Detroit and Port Huron visitors the
] first of the week.
John Sweet and Miss Popp of San
dusky visited at the home of James
Sweet on Sunday.
| Frank Phillips has a new Ford five
passenger automobile which he uses
on his mail route.
| ]. A. Rapley, wife and child of North
Branch were guests of Yale relatives
and friends over Sunday.
Mrs Z. W. Farley's foot, which she
injured several weeks ago by stepping
on a rusty NAIL does not improve.
Richard Houghton returned last
week from the Canadian northwest
where he has spent couple of months.
r. S. Campbell of Port Huron. agent
for the Massachusetts Mutual Life In
surance Co, was in Yale the first of
the week.
Chas Tunis was in Yale this week
ma visit to friends. Charley has a
position at Clinton and left for there
Wednesday morning.
II you haven't already raked and
cleaned up your back yard, do so at
once. Get rid OF the manure heaps
and every fly breeding mess.
Geo. NJ. Mccormick of Smiths
Creek was in Yale Monday. He is a
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commissioners of st. Clair county.
Many of our patrons have long ago
learned the value Of EXpositor liners.
If you have anything for sale or
trade, try liner and watch the re-
lsults.
/ A. II. Pratt writes us to change the
address of his Expositor from Chilla
wock, b. c., to Seattle, Wash, unit
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are we'll and happy.
Rev. Chas. Bragg left Tuesday morn
ing to attend meeting of the pastors
o fthe second district, NJ. p. church
held in the First M. p. church at Sagi
nav. All pastors in the district ar,
expected to be present.
Dennis McInerney who left Yale sew
eral weeks ago In company with hi
family sends us a card from Santa Fee
New Mexico, asking that we forward
his Expositor to him at above address
He adds that everything is fine dowr
there.
All days are Mothers Days yet May
IL was especially in her honor. Al
appropriate program was prepared anC
all did we'll at the M. Il. church Sun
day. The church was prettily dec
GRATED and carnations in profusion
red ones being worn by mothers anC
white ones in memory of the depart
ed.
The monthly social and business
meeting of the Ladies Bible class oil
the Presbyterian church was held al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Har
rington last Friday evening. fifteen
members being present. A very pleas
ant, social time was enjoyed after the
business was laid aside, and a dainty
lunch was served by Mrs. Harrington
J. p. Ransom, representing the state
Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co, of La
peer is in the city adjusting the
claims of March 21st. Although the
company has met with great many
losses the same is being taken care
OF as fast as possible and every one Is
satisfactory. The company is doing a
large business. having about $4,000.
900 at risk. II pays to carry cyclone
insurance.