The Yale expositor., 1914-04-02

Fred Schum was "A Detroit visitor
Wednesday and Thursday.
Ed. Began of Detroit was the guest
of Thos. O'Grady the past week.
John Windsor of Brown City spent
Tuesday in Yale on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Parmlee were at
Almont this week visiting friends.
Helen Farley came home Wednes-
day night after visit in Richmond
Robt. Ferguson, of Brock, Sask.,
visited Brooks Dawson the past week.
l.. j. Menzies of Detroit spent Sun
day with his parents and friends in
Yale.
The streets of the city and highways
in the country are in very bad con
dition.
Mrs. Guy Beard and j josephine Beard
were in Port Huron the first of the
week.
/ Drain Commissioner Chase of Port
Huron was in Yale Tuesday on
! business.
1t would take more than an ordinary
bandit to hold up an editOr-and get
anything.
Julia and Vera Wallace are spending
few days this week in Port Huron
and Detroit.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy and daughter Doro-
thy were in Detroit this week for
couple of days.
Russell VanCamp, who is teaching
school at Jerome, is home for the
Easter holidays.
With this issue the Expositor com.
pletes its thirty. second year, healthy
and prosperous.
Cleve Bradshaw teacher in the San
dusky public schools is home for the
! Easter vacation.
The financial report for Brockway
township is published in another
column of this issue.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach in
! Brick Chapel Sunday, April 9TH at 2:3O
and 200 p. IN. standard time.
Susan Evans returned to New \ ork
city Wednesday after a months visit
with her parents and friends.
Tony Hassey, who has been working
in Port Huron for several months, is
back in Yale assisting in his fathers
fruit store.
We've been in the newspaper bust
ness long enough to discover that
back subscription account won't pay
the hired help.
Word received from Manitou, Colo,
announces the news that Will Lennon
a former resident of Yale has been
nominated for mayor of that city.
Jas. Cogleys Sons have secured the
agency for Yale and vicinity for the
Ford motor cars and will have few on
display as soon as the roads will permit.
Under Sheriff Windsor was in Yale
Wednesday and returned in the eve.
ming taking with him Frank Morrell,
who has shown symptoms of insanity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rapley of North
Branch are rejoicing over the arrival of
baby daughter at their home born
Mar. oath. Yale friends offer hearty
congratulations
Miss Marie Skifllngton, of Yale, is
back at work at the millinery store,
getting ready for the opening which
will be on March 28th Clifford cor,
Mayville Monitor.
The citizens of any prosperous town
are always public spirited and united.
Stand together, work for the interests
of the whole town. Always stand rea-
dy to do your part.
w. A. Woodruff is rejoicing over the
arrival of a lively family of chix
Matched out Sunday. On March 9th
he set the hen with fourteen eggs and
she brought out twelve. A good record
indeed
Neil Evans remembered the Expos.
tor publisher this week by leaving a
can of maple syrup on our desk. Our
family will enjoy hot biscuits and sy-
rup while it lasts. Please accept our
thanks.
Deputies Chas. Rankin of Avoca and
+. Demick of Port Huron have been
spending the past week in Yale and
have succeeded in securing class of
about twenty-five to be added to the
Woodman Camp here.
The members of Brockway Lodge,
No. BIG, +. ~ A. Nj. are earnestly re-
quested TO attend the next regular
communication, April 9th, to talk over
the proposition of leasing the store for
a given time or remodeling it for lodge !
purposes.
Rev. j. +. III. Harrison, who was
pastor of the NJ. r. church when it was
remOdeled 20 years ago, was a recent |
visitor at the Methodist parsonage here. |
Rev. Harrison preached Sunday morn |
ing to large congregation and in the
evening gave an illustrated lecture on
"The Life of Christ to crowded |
house. On Monday evening he gave
another illustrated lecture on "The |
Greatest Things"
Additional local on page 4.