The Yale expositor., 1914-04-16

j. w. Harrington spent Monday in
! Port Huron.
Mae Leach visited last week in Lynn
and Mussey.
Lew Bradley of Peck was in Yale
Easter Sunday
Chas. Teets, of Detroit, is in Yale
calling on friends.
Chas. Rounds was at Brown City on
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller visited
! Kingston over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r. g. Mclaughlin were
at Port Huron Monday.
Floyd Holcomb and Florence Johns
! ton spent sunday at Sandusky.
L. J. Minnie made a business trip to
Grand Rapids and Detroit this week
Chas. Adams and wife and Wallace
w. Adams were at Detroit over Easter
Sunday.
d. G. Finlayson has been spending
the week with his daughter, Mrs. w.
&. Ernest.
Leonard Badsley of Toronto spent
Easter Sunday with Thos. Wharton
and family.
Mesdames Fuller, Pollock, Hennessy
and Miss Rada Rapley were in Port
Huron yesterday.
Mrs. j. b. Paisley has been confined
TO her bed for the past week on account
of sickness but is much improved at
present.
Ernest Baxter leaves today for Free
port, Ill.,, where he will spend the base
ball season playing with the team of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j l.. Benedict of Brown
City were Easter Sunday guests at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. G. ).
Cochrane.
Miss White, who has been spending
/ the past week with her sister, Mrs.
Hunter, left on today for her home
in Toronto.
Frank w. Andreae and Louis Etchells
were at Chicago on business i'll con-
nection with the Yale Wooden Mills
the past week.
Mrs. Earl Loree of Croswell spent
the past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Brown, and other
friends Of Yale.
Daniel McMartin of Detroit is in
Yale on visit to old-time friends.
Uncle Dan is now ninety years Of age
and quite spry.
Jean Drake and Hazel Wharton re-
turned to Ypsilanti Monday morning.
Mrs. +. Ii. Drake accompanied them as
far as Port Huron.
Lawrence Sheehy was home from
Assumption College at Sandwich over
Sunday on visit to his parents, Mr..
| and Mra Ed Shaahv
So far this month we have had
regular March weather, cold, windy,
freezing and thawing, with disagreeable
rains and snow storms.
John p. Sheehy was in Port Huron
Monday attending meeting of the
Jury Commission for st. Clair county
of which he is member.
Edward Sheehy, who has bought no
stock during the past winter, will start
| buying again next week. Those hav-
! ing stock they wish to dispose of
should see him.
Easter Sunday marked the closing of
the Lenten season, and the reign of
quietness during the 40 day period has
now been broken and activity in all
the ways of life has begun.
Leo, the 11.year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Con Duquette, while playing on
the grounds at the LutZ school Tuesday
of this week accidentally broke one of
his arms. The fractured member was
set and the little fellow is doing nicely.
The Yale Expositor, on Saturday,
April 18th, will give 1000 GrafanOls
votes for every new, paid in advance
yearly subscription, If you bring coupon
] M = anDaarinp i'm Matthew'S & Nights
big advertisement on another page Of
] this issue.
Announcements of the marriage of
! Elizabeth Roadway and ThOs. G..
/ Austin at Alpena Saturday afternoon,
April 18th, have been received by Yale
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin will be
at home in MIllersburg after April 18th.
The heartiest congratulations are ex.
tended the happy couple.
5. ID. Hales has just finished painting
and decorating the house on the farm
recently purchased by q. W. Bell, near
! Old Brockway. He has also completed
decorating the parlors of Mr.. Bells
home in Yale. Mr. Hales is an ex-
perienced man at this work and has
had all he.could do this spring.
Miss Florence Harrington, assisted
| by her class in piano music, gave a
most delightful recital in Princess
Theatre last Friday evening. The
platform appeared very attractive with
ported plants and the large number of
guests enjoyed the program exceeding
ly. Miss Harrington has large class
and her work is extremely satisfactory.
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