The Yale expositor., 1913-05-01

Mrs Caroline Holden, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. V. Pamler and Mr. and Mrs. N.
Il. Herbert at dinner Monday eve
ming, i'm celebration of the birthday
Mrs. John Holden. A most pleas
ant evening was spent.
A cold, disagreeable rain started
Friday night and continued over I'M
til Monday. The rain was accom-
panied by high winds blowing from
the north Heavy clothing and furs
were necessary To keep warm when
out of doors. The closing days of
April are nothing but ideal spring
like ones.
No one is legally or morally bound
to pay for a newspaper TO which he
has never subscribed except that in
the event of his accepting the paper
regularly through the post office or
from the carriers the publishers can
by due process collect subscription
for same. Acceptance of a newspa-
per is held as evidence Of intent to
pay for same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre were in
Detroit Tuesday.
Mrs. r. ii. Menerey was at Port
Huron Wednesday.
Helen Warwick and Jessie Hamilton
are i'm Port Huron today
Thursday, May 10, is cleanup day,
designated by Coy Ferris.
A. +. Sleeper of Bad Axe was in
Yale Tuesday night on business.
Irene Pearce, of Marlette, visited her
cousin Laura Stark over Wednesday,
Mrs. Jason Clark of Saginaw is the
guest of Mrs. Eva j. Black this week.
Mrs. James Carr of Vassar spent
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Leroy.
Oscar Denison of Mayyille is in
Yale today on visit to relatives and
friends.
ID. A. McKeith, cashier of the State
Savings Bank of Brown City, was in
\ ale this morning.
Mrs. b. Stark, daughter Laura and
Lille Symington were Port Huron
visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. Van A. Lacy returned this
week from southern trip. having
covered over 1000 miles.
w. Ii. Fletcher was at Marine City
and st. Clair Tuesday where he sold
three Paige automobiles.
Mrs. r.. III. Menerey and Mary Brown
attended the funeral of Miss Mary Me-
mercy at Coleman last week.
Editor Cawood, of the Brown City
Banner, was a pleasant caller at the
Expositor Office this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher went
to Omer Wednesday to spend month
or more with their son Robert.
Mrs. Lester Clark received the sad
news the first of the week of the death
of her sister, Mrs. Delilah Alverson, in
| Wisconsin.
The annual Junior Hop will be given
in Central Hall, Friday evening, May
16 Music by McKanlass four piece
orchestra. Bill, Sl.50.
The sweet singer Miss Ray Ogden
and company at Princess Theatre all
this week Complete change of pro-
gram nightly. Prices 10 and 10 cts.
Riverside Driving Club will hold a
matinee on the afternoon of May Both.
Motorcycle races, local horse races,
ball game between Yale and Sarnia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waterman have
returned from Florida to their home in
Peck. We understand that the health
of Mr.. Waterman is much improved.
Lowell Monroe has been busy this
week painting the building corner OF
Main and North streets occupied by
James Wallace as a cream and egg
] station.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Mathews will EN-.
terrain the Just-a-Me club at their
Mechanic street home next Wednesday
evening, May Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f
Kerr will assist.
Mrs Eva j Black visited friends in
Port Huron and Marine City Saturday
and Sunday and spent Monday and
Tuesday in Detroit attending the mid
summer millinery openings.
Hold Lathrop has been very sick fol
several weeks at his home i'm Flint. lie
is now at Ann Arbor for treatment
and his wife and family are at the
home of John Henry in this city.
We learn that Edwin 5. Black, for
mer resident Of Yale, now Of Marine
City, who was i'm a Detroit hospital
many weeks with typhoid fever, is now
at his home, still being attended by q
trained nurse. We hope, with his
many friends that Mr.. Black may soor
recover his health.
Chas. Rounds was at Port Huron
Friday last and purchased the thinning
outfit of the Chas. +. Taylor bankrupt
stock and shipped same to Yale and
placed it in the north part of the Sam
White building where he expects to es-
tablish corrugated metal culvert
plant as soon as plans are completed.
The suit brought in circuit court
against l.. Silverthorn of the CrysleI
House, Yale, and the County Treasurer
of st. Clair county, restraining the
latter from issuing license to the for.
mer, the hearing of which was set for
Monday, April 20, is postponed until
Monday next. The north-end hotel bar
is closed waiting the outcome of the
suit.
We are in receipt If letter from
our old friend and former fellow
townsman Richard ii. Ellar in which
he has the following to say: Enclosed
find S1.00 subscription to Yale Elk.
positor. We are all doing nicely and
like the city very much. We note
| with Measure the progress Yale Is