The Yale expositor., 1913-05-01
Local and Otherwise.

May 18th is state cleanup day.
j. ]. Rosenthal was in Detroit ov-
er Sunday.
Report reaches us that VIII Collins
is quite sick.
Mrs. j. f. staley was in Port HUI
ron Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Reyes spent
Tuesday in Yale.
Eli Sheffield has returned to Yale
after a short stay in Detroit.
Bruce Lothian and Bert Kelly were
in Detroit the first of the week.
Frank Sheehy has been home from
the u. of M. during the past week.
Roy Morsehead and Roy Jones, of
Detroit, visited in Yale over Sun
day.
w. w. Lord of Peck was in Yale
Tuesday morning on his way to De-
troit.
Mrs j. B. Paisley was at Port HUI
ron Tuesday on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Edward Sheehy shipped a carload
Of live stock to the Buffalo market
last Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Holden of Port Huron,
visited Yale friends and relatives the
first of the week.
c. S. Cochrane and wife spent sew
eral days at the home OF the formers
parents in Almont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Menerey attend.
ed the funeral of Mary Menerey at
Coleman last week.
Calvin c. Russell Of Port Huron,
formerly Of Yale, left Monday for
Edmonton. Alberta.
Mrs. Bert Welch and daughter.
Mildred, visited her parents at San
dusky the past week.
Fred T. Palmer was at Port Huron
Thursday last He returned home
with Jos. Williams by auto.
Mrs. Kate Menerey and Mollie
Brown were at Coleman last week at
tending the funeral of Mary Menerey.
Eugene A. Fox sold his span of
gray colts also a fine matched gray
team netting him the neat sum Of
$3.50.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e.
church presented a beautiful individ-
ual communion set TO the church,
April 20.
Emerson Cooper and family of
Richmond visited Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Doelle and other Yale friends over
Sunday.
water hydrant covers have been re-
moved the past week and stored for
the summer.
The Dayton flood views will be one
of the attractions at Princess theatre
Saturday night, i'm connection with
the ogden family.
Samuel Turner and family of De-
troit have been spending the past
week with relatives and friends in
and around Yale.
II. o. b. c. class dinner in the
chapel of the M. II. church Friday
evening, May 2, at o'clock sharp.
Every member be on time.
If you haven't already raked and
| cleaned up your back yard, do so al
once. Get rid of the manure heaps
and every fly breeding mess.
The busy men just now are paint
ers, paper hangers and decorators.
Everybody desires to have their work
done first and right now.
Lucy Menerey, Grace Watt and
Bertha Polly of Yale, spent Thurs
day and Friday writing at the teach
ers' examinations in Port Huron.
Many of our patrons have long ago
| learned the value of EXpositor liners
| If you have anything for sale or
trade, try a liner and watch the re-
suits.
Florence Harrington expects to
give a private recital on Monday eve
ming next in the Princess theatre. Her
pupils in music will render the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Walker and little child Of
Sandusky were in Yale over Sunday
on visit to Rev. and Mrs. T..
Charles. Mrs. Mary Baxter was here
from Detroit also.
Thos. Grimes, president of the
Michigan Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Co, is i'm the Thumb this
week settling losses from the recent
heavy wind storms.
George Stableford went to Port HUI
ron Saturday to meet the boat on
which he expects TO sail during the
season but missed the steamer and
returned home that evening.
Robt. Reid, Clyde Richards, and
Jas. Wallace went to Port Huron
Monday being drawn as petit jurors.
The latter two were excused and re-
turned home the same evening.
When you read news OF accidents.
deaths. births, weddings, local hap
penings, in fact important news of
whatever nature in the Expositor
columns, you are sure Of getting IL
correct.
II. Il. Beard, daughter. Josie, Mrs.
Grant Holden, Mrs. w. f. Rub and
daughter. Mildred. drove to Port
Huron Friday last in Mr.. Boards au-
tomobile to attend the funeral of f.
O. Reynolds.
The following members of the III.
o. Il. G. made a fine record for April:
Misses Mcdonald, Hallman, Evans.
Richardson, Goheen, Coulthard, Hold
gins, Fogg, Moshier, Perkins, Mes
DANES G.. Holden, Sweet, Martin and
Staley.
On account of the rainy condition
OF the weather last Saturday the TT.
s. Hydorn barn raising was postpon-
ed again until Monday afternoon. Ev-
erything went along without a hitch.
This barn il 35x60 feet, hip roof, on
cnncrala fnnndaiinn- and WAS framed