The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-04-09
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Henry Il. Dinner is in Detroit today.
Mrs. q. w. Gardner spent Wednesday
in Port Huron.
L. j. Flynn was in Port Huron Tues.
day on business.
Rodger and David Welch were Port
Huron visitors Tuesday.
A. J. Hughes of Unionyille visited
friends in Yale the past week.
w. j. Tillotson of Niles is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. V. A. Lacy.
Livingston Doering is home on a
visit to his mother and friends.
Caroline Wilkie of Mayvile visited
her sister, Mrs. j. j. Shafer, last week.
VIM. Roy returned home Saturday
from visit with his daughter in Mt
Clemens.
Mrs. II. +. Walker and child of San
dusky spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Baxter.
Ii. l.. Yakes has purchased land in
the city of Yale from Emma Goheen;
consideration, SO.
The milk dealers of Yale have agreed
to reduce the price of milk to Sc per
quart after May LIST.
Mrs. Jerry Johnston and children
went to Detroit Saturday last on visit
to friends and relatives.
Russell Newsted has been spending "a
couple of days this week ut the home
of his parents in Battle Creek.
George Windsor cashier of the Melv-
in Bank was in Yale Wednesday on
visit TO his brother and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burton, who have
been spending the past three weeks in
Detroit, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Miss Annie II. Halsey of saginaw
and Mrs. Louis Glueck of Chicago are
guests this week at the home of II. b.
Halsey.
We have been shown the blue prints
of the new hotel of L. j. Flynn at the
north end, and we are sure the building
will be step in boosting Yale.
DR.. Van A. Lacy will attend the
State Dental Society convention at De
troit Friday and saturday. His daugh-
ter Dorothy will accompany him.
Mrs. ID. w. Livinggood and two
children of Detroit are here visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncy
Kelly, and other relatives and friends
A regular and annual meeting of
Yale Chapter No. GA O.E.S. " ednesday
evening, April 18TH Election of of
ticers. A large attendance is requested.
a. NJ. Mckenzie, sec.
DR.. w. j. Wall, who has been prac.
ticing his profession at Avoca for the
past several months, has moved 70
Bancroft this state. The EXpOstOr
wishes him every success in his new
location.
Thos. q. Holden and family are NOV
ing their furniture this week to the
VIM. ,Hodgins jr. farm south of this
city. Mr. HOdglns expects to move to
Yale this week or next.
Mesdames Dolph Andreae and Ros
well Green gave their husbands sur
prise six O'Clock dinner Tuesday eve
ming at the home of the Greens, with
fifteen gentlemen as guests. The
delicious three course dinner was
heartily enjoyed by all and a pleasant
hour or two followed.
The Mennonite Church Society hav
ing leased the Patton church in Yale
for term of two years, will hold their
opening service Sunday, April the 18th
1914. The morning service will begin
al l'UO' Evening service at IOO
Regular services will be announced
later All are welcome.
Julia Wallace, who has been head
clerk in the post office tor a long time,
has resigned her position. Mabel Mar
tin is now employed in the office. Julia
was always efficient in her work. ac-
commOdating and pleasant to each and
every patron and will be missed 10y
everybody from her accustomed place.
The time is at hand to clean out
cellars in which vegetables have been
stored during the winter. When peo-
pie fail TO do this and sickness in the
family is caused by rotten potatoes aud
cabbage they often talk about the
ways of a mysterious providence"
There is nothing mysterious about the
connection between dirt and disease,
and providence has nothing to do
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