The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-05-08
Local and Otherwise.

Henry Welch and wife were in Port
Huron Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena Andrae is reshingling
her dwelling house.
]. c. Holder of Owosso is spending
few days in Yale.
Grace Darling visited friends in and
near Capac last week.
Supervisor n b. Herbert is at work
assessing city property
Gracee Newell is home from Dee
troit on a few days visit
Grant Holden drove to Port Huron
Monday in his Buick auto.
Fred T. Palmer transacted business
in Detroit Part of the week,
Rose Clark was a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs c. j. Russell last week.
Ed Oatman of Detroit. is here on a
visit TO his parents and friends,
Sunday is Mothers Day and will be
observed as such in the churches.
Moses Burns and wife of Croswell
visited Mrs. B. McNulty on Sunday.
Chester Sly will ship a carload of
live stock to the Buffalo market on
Saturday.
German measles and whooping cough
have been prevalent among the young
people lately.
A. X. Gardner of Fremont has been
here the past week visiting his son
Geo. w. Gardner,
w. A. Williams and family were
down from Sandusky in their auto
Sunday and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. Benz. Evans.
Geo. NJ Mcintyre has page bills out
announcing his annual delivery day
and sale which occurs on June Z. Fur
Their particulars will be published in
later issues.
DR.. and Mrs. Bliss and Jason Clark
of Saginaw came to Yale Tuesday
morning in the doctors auto. Mrs.
Clark who has been visiting relatives
here returned with the party Wednes-
day.
Will Starks and family who have
made their home at Roscommon for
several months returned to Yale dur
ing the past week and are now occupy
ing Warren Broadway's house on Mech
anic street
Mrs. Geo. Turner and Mrs. Fred Nc
Connell were in Port Huron Tuesday
visiting Adds Mcconnell who went TO
the hospital last Saturday and under
went an operation for appendicitis.
He Is doing nicely.
At the last meeting of Court Yale,
!. o. F., held April %, w. A. Cavanagh
was elected delegate to High Court
which meets in Port Huron June II
and IS. t. H. Parkinson will go as
a High Court officer.
There will be a social dancing party
in Mckinney hall, Brockway, Thurs
day evening, May Is, to which the
public is cordially invited Music by
McKanlass orchestra, bill $1.00. Car
lysle and Van Norman. committee.
Rumors are afoat that our old
friend Conductor Wynet Vaudeville
of Logansport, Ind. is about to sail
once more upon the matrimonial sea.
We can sincerely congratulate him,
but for the intended we have nothing
to offer.
Aaron Gardner and family of Ere
mont autoed over in their new auto
mobile on Sunday last and visited
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Gardner. In
the evening instrumental and vocal
music occupied the time and was much
enjoyed.
A social dancing party will be given
in Mckinney hall. Brockway. on Wed
nesday evening, May 21st Music by
McKanlass 3-piece orchestra. Every
body cordially invited to attend and
have good time, bill $1.OO. Margaret
Mckinney, Mamie CARING and Leslie
Cavanagh, committee.
A new complaint was made against
! DIR. w. A. Mcleod, who has been prac-
ticing medicine at Melvin, and II Is
claimed that he has been practicing
without being licensed before the
State Board of Registration. As
a result of the complaint a war
rant was issued and the sheriff went
| to Melvin TO arrest Mcleod, but he
could not be located
A pleasant event occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Fox Thurs
day afternoon. May LIST. when thirty
ladies with we'll filled baskets entered
and took possession. The occasion
was birthday surprise on Mrs. Fox
and she was certainly taken usawares
The time was pleasantly spent In so
cial chat and music. A bountiful sup
per was prepared by the ladies and
enjoyed by all. Mrs. Fox was the re-
cipient OF many gifts of remembrance
consisting of birthday box, a years
subscription to the Woman's Home
| COMPANION. favOrfte maQazine
Among other gifts received was a
handkerchief from her mother. made