The Yale expositor., 1913-06-12
Local and Otherwise.

DR.. Alice Doering was at Detroit
Tuesday
H. f. Welch spent the first of the
week in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Paisley were in
Detroit Tuesday.
J. w. Harrington spent Tuesday in
Detroit on business.
Frost Monday morning did consid
cradle damage to garden truck.
Mrs. C. C. Stevens and son. OF San
dusky, spent Sunday with Yale rela-
tives
VIM. II. Leannout was at Lansing
this week attending the bankers con-
vention.
Ed Elber and family were at Krig-
ston and Elkton over Sunday, making
the TRIP in their auto.
F. j. Wilt will hold an annual sale
and delivery day on Saturday, June
21st. Keep it in mind.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crandell were
in Detroit the fore part oil the week
on a visit to their daughter
Charles Stewart, of Detroit, at
tended the funeral of his grand faith
er, William Bailey. Monday
Childrens day will be observed in
the Methodist Episcopal and Metho-
dist Protestant churches next Sun
day.
The front of Hassey's candy store
has been given a neat coat of white
paint, improving its appearance very
much.
The Orangemen of the Thumb dis
trict are planning on holding their
annual celebration at Harbor Beach
this year.
Dolph Andreae and j. A. Menzies
were at Detroit Tuesday returning
the same day in Mr.. Andreae's Ford
touring car.
Geo. E. Houghtby and wife, of Car
sonville, spent Sunday with Yale
| friends. They made the trip in their
new Maxwell runabout.
The L. b. S. of Sacred Heart
church will give an ice cream social
at the home of Luke Conroy, We'd
nesday evening. June IS. Everyone
cordially invited.
Elmer II. Rose has had the inter
| ior of his barber shop repainted and
redecorated and it now presents a
very neat and tidy appearance. Paul
Schabel, of Brown City, did the work.
work
1t is said that Sanilac county is 10
lose j. II. Keyes, the veteran editor
of Lexington. An offer has been
made to him to take the editorship
| ~ tho N0r,npa Indanandanf and ha
will likely accept.
The Jas. Livingston Flax Co. has
force of men at work rebuilding the
flax mill which was destroyed by the
big wind storm of March 81 Henry
Zuelch, of Yale, is in charge of the
work.-Deckerville Recorder.
Mrs. Robert Turner claims the rec
ord of early strawberries. Last Fri
day, June 6, she gathered several
fine ripe berries from the garden
She says with little warm weather
the crop will soon be on the market
Basil Middleton, of this city, re
Gently purchased a cigar and con
fectionery store at Cass City and is
now operating the same. Mrs. Mid
dleton went to that city Monday tc
join her husband effersonial, Cros
well.
Regular meeting o. f. s. Wednes
day evening, June 18th. A special
reception for members who have been
absent during the year. Refresh.
ments and program. A large attend
secretary.
Bert Kelley, who has held the po
sition of clerk in Grant Holdens
drug store for several years, severed
his connection Saturday last. He is
not certain where he will locate but
has two or three offers in sight. Rus
sell Newsted is the new clerk.
Geo. McIntyre's fifteenth annual
sale and delivery day of farm ma.
chinery, wagons and implements,
came off as advertised last Saturday.
The day was clear and bright, but
rather cold. The sales amounted to
about $4,000. The drawing of the
prizes were postponed for a week.
The following item was published
in several newspapers of the Thumb
last week:
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and party,
consisting of Madam Sarah Bern.
hardt, Madam Schman-Heink, Misses
Julia NARROW, Maude Adams, Ethel
barrymore and Signor Caruso spent
Friday touring the Thumb district"
Mrs. f. r. Beecher and Mrs. Ed.
ward Andreae entertained sixteen
Port Huron ladies, members of the
Daughters of American Revolution,
on Saturday last. The day was pleas
antly spent in social visiting, cards,
games, auto rides and two of the de-
lightful meals which these hostesses
are famous for serving The visitors
we're well pleased with their days
! outing.