The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

provement Club will be held on Tues
day evening next, April 10. instead OF
Monday on account of the council
meeting and will convene in the new
council chamber. Note the change in
date and place and be sure to be pre-
sent.
A quiet marriage took place at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Lundy, Yale,
when her daughter Miss Edna was
united to Mr.. Sherman Clark of Austin
township, Sanilac county, by Elder ID
Mccall. The young couple LETT for
their new home the same evening
"wednesday where everything is In
readiness for their reception. Con-
gratulations.
DR.. w. w. Stevens was at Sarnia
Tuesday and looked over the location
there regarding the practice OF his pro
| fession. He found that the veterinary
who held the field for many years had
moved onto a farm and left no one TO
take his place. DR.. Stevens has estaD-
lished an office ir&that city and as soon
as he can arrange matters VIII move
his household goods over there.
Among the flood sufferers in the
Muskingum Valley, Dresden, Ohio, are
the parents of Mrs. VIM. Whyte, a a.
year.o son, a sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. sam Fades and three small
children and an uncle. They escaped
with their lives and the clothes they
had on. Mr.. Fades house washed
away and Mrs Whyte's parents house
was under water, the contents being
washed out. Mr.. Whyte has not heard
from his brother at Dayton, Ohio yet
hut expeots he was among the unt0r-
Inmates
Jas. e. Beavis was at Lansing over
Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Learmont was Port
Huron visitor on Saturday.
N. b. Herbert was at Brown City
Tuesday settling wind storm losses.
Mrs. e. r. Beecher and Frances
Andreae were in Port Huron on Fri
day.
J. NJ Merrill was at Cash Wednes-
day settling losses from the recent
wind storm.
Anna Noble, of Brown City, was the
guest of Helen Harrington a few days
the past week.
Ralph Ernest came home Friday
evening from the L. of M. for the
spring vacation.
Oscar O. .Mears, of Jackson, was
spending the week with his daughter
Mrs. w. H. Palmer.
Fred Currier is home from the U. of
NJ. at Ann Arbor where he is taxing
course in medicine.
Lutte Mcdonald was down from
Brown City last Friday on a visit TO
his mother and sister.
Mrs. Herb Eshleman and two
daughters, of Flint. are visiting rela
! tives in the city this week.
, J. p. Losey and wife were at To
ledo. Ohio. a few days the past week
on a visit to their son VIII.
, Under Sheriff Stephen Windsor was
= mn from Port Huron over Sunday OF
visit to his brother and friends.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill attended the mis-
= sionary convention of the Flint Pres
bytery at Port Huron last Friday.
Anna NJ. Parkinson, of Toledo, has
q been home the past few weeks on &C
!, count of the serious illness of hei
!. father
C. f. Huff and family left Monday
;, morning for Kenosha, Wis, where
, = Mr.. Huff has position in the wooleI
Z mills.
! The country roads are in prett!
= good condition. Some heavy loads o
hay have been teamed to town during
!, the past week.
y viii Coifron, of Sandusky, spent
!. few days the past week with YAH
friends. Will at one time was clerl
in H. T. Hennessys drug store.
!, The auction sale of c. L. Hum
!. household goods on Saturday last wa
!. largely attended and every article
offered was sold at a good price. G. W
. Bell was auctioneers
% Our friend and former fellow towns
v man Jim O'Rourke, now in the jewelr,
!; business at Richmond. was nominate
for treasurer on the Democratic tick
Il ct in Richmond township.
d Neil Evans has the thanks of tn
4, publishers family for jar of mapl
il syrup brought to our Office last Sal
urday. We have sampled 1t on par
a cakes and do not hesitate in pro
al nouncing It A No. l.
II The annual congregational meetin
n of the Presbyterian church Will b
ID held this Thursday evening, begiT
ming at six O'Clock with supper 10
m all connected with the church. Afte
IN which the business of the year will b
he transacted
y Evangeline Hydorn entertained
~ company of young people on Frida
70 evening last in honor of her CUES
Eda Trickey, of Port Huron. Ever,
body enjoyed the pleasant evening an
n. also the fine lunch served.