The Yale expositor., 1914-04-16
Additional Local

III IOTL huron.
IL. E. Welch and wife are visiting
Detroit friends.
j. |. Rosenthal spent today IN De-
troit on business.
J. f. Staley and Chas. Slosser are at
Port Huron today.
j. +. Hunter of the Dacotas is here
on visit to his mother.
Mrs. Maud Ritter of Detroit visited,
Mrs. Euphemia Howell this week.
Mrs. Jas. Stirling spent the first of
the week in Detroit with relatives.
Mrs. Helen Reid is spending the
week with relatives in Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holden spent
Easter Sunday with Sarnia relatives.
The Richmond egg wagons began
making regular trips to Yale Monday.
Mrs. Isaac Mcintyre and little child
visited friends at Port Huron We'd
nesday.
Services at the III. +. church next
Sunday as usual Everybody cordially
invited.
There will be refreshments at the
Sophmore dance to be given IN the
near future.
Grant Holden received two Buick
touring cars from the factory at Flint
on Wednesday,
Albert Menerey and James Newell
returned TO their studies at the L. Of
NJ. OH Monday.
Mrs Benz. Clyne has been visiting
the past week with relatives in Chatham
and Highgate, Ont
Mrs III. FL. Learmont and daughter
Edwina of Croswell visited w. H.
Learmont and family this week.
a number of young friends surprised
Helen Harrington Tuesday evening, it
being her birthday The evening was
spent in music and games.
Mrs. Harry A. Jones returned to her
home al Eden, Ont, last week Tuesday
after two months visit with her
mother, Mrs. Deestia f. Smith.
The coffee given by the ladies OF the
NJ. +. church at the home of Mrs. John
Holden on Wednesday afternoon was a
very pleasant affair and well patronlzed.
Base ball game between Port Huron
high school team and Yale at City
Park saturday afternoon. You may
expect holly contested game, in
teresting from start TO finish.
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every passenger train on all divisions
on the Pere Marquette X. K. has been
| giving nearly "On Time" service. This
is certainly most excellent showing.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill attended the Flint
Presbyterian Woman's Home Mission.
airy Society at Cass city, tuesday and
Wednesday, as delegate from the
society OF the \ ale Presbyterian church.
Robt Irving dropped into the Elk.
positor Office one day the past week and
renewed his subscription for another
year. IL his will make 80 years he Will
have taken our paper ana he says that
SO long as he lives he hopes 10 be
subscriber.
Mr. Williams of Edmore, the new
processer employed tor the \ ale Can
ming factory, has moved his family TO
this city and are now occupying suite
OF rooms III the Merrill apartment
building. The EXposltor welcomes
the newcomers to our midst.
If you are contemplating removing
the storm doors ana windows from
your house and replacing them with
screens you had better delay the work
for week or more. We ARE liable TO
experience some stormy weather before
the balmy days of spring come TO stay.
The City Council met Wednesday
evening, at which time Mayor Wallace
made his committee appointments for
the year and they were confirmed. The
next important business was the grant
ing of liquor licenses. The applica-
tions of j. b. Paisley and j. ". Har-
ringtOn were passed upon tavorably,
P.J. Flynn's application being rejected.
Mrs. +. h. Boleyn will give lecture
at Mechanic street Church of Christ
Sunday afternoon, April rs at 2 30 local
time, To ladies and girls only. Subject
"An appeal to mothers and daughters
on social purity and sex hygiene"
Every lady and girl III Yale ought TO
hear this lecture. Seats free, but a
free will offering will be taken. Pastors
please announce.
Mrs. Warren of Fremont township
was driving into Yale from the east
Tuesday morning. When crossing the
Pere Marquette railroad tracks the
horse became frightened and ran away,
bringing the buggy up against tele-
phone pole in front of the l0.cent feed
barn throwing her out. Outside of a
few bruises received by Mrs. Warren
anu ~ W INC DuRRN uO
further damage resulted.
The show window in T. j. Minnie's
Central Meat Market Saturday last was
certainly pretty sight. Everything
on display was not only pleasing to
the eye but delicious to the palate of
those who made purchases for Easter
Sunday meals. Mr.. Minnie is one of
our most enterprising business men and
when it comes TO arranging a window
display he is an artist. The Expositor
compliments him on his good taste
When the case of Geo. Drought came
up for trial in the circuit county before
Judge Tucker of Mt. Clemens on Sat
urday last, the defendant changed his
plea of not guilty to guilty of tamper.
ing with ballots in the third precinct of
Port Huron. The outcome of this case
proves to certainty the value of hav-
ing a man big enough for the job of
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