The Yale expositor., 1914-05-14


A. f. Jackson was at Port Huron
Monday.
Henry Steenburgh is repainting his
dwelling house.
Grant Holden was at Saginaw Tues
day on business.
j. ]. Shafer and wife are at Mayville
on visit TO relatives.
Arthur Dennis and wife visited at
Marlette over Sunday.
Elizabeth McColl was in Detroit a
couple of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Johnston visited
Detroit friends the past week.
Il H, Parkinson's condition is about
the same rs reported last week.
Attorney Weymouth spent Monday
in Port Huron on legal business.
Dennis McNerney has the morning
shift at the light and water plant.
a.. stiles and wife left Tuesday for
the East on about "A months visit.
Lulu Collins is the guest of Eva J.
Black and Carrie Clark this week.
LLOYD Holden and wife have moved
into rooms Grant llDlden'S drug store.
Chautauqua dates for CrOswell are
July 10 ~. For Bad Axe July I'll.
Born to the wife of George Regain,
Fremont township, May 4, daughter.
Norman b. Herbert transacted bust
ness in Detroit the fore part of the
week.
Clifford King and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a son at their home,
May 9th.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Hubbard of De.
troit visited L. II. Parkinson and fam
lily Sunday.
l.. n. Howse dropped into the Ex-
positor office this morning and made
us pleasant visit.
Rev. and Mrs. L.. Clark are on two
weeks visit to their son Jason and
family at Saginaw.
Palmer Bros. Il Co. have handkev-
chief sale on including the best values
ever offered in Yale.
The Yale Wooden Mills closed down
Saturday for one week in order to
make repairs to the machinery.
Editor Cawood of the Brown City
| Banner was a pleasant caller at the Elk
positor office Tuesday morning.
The welcome sound of the canning
! factory whistle is heard again. The
factory hands are busy unloading tin
cans.
VIM. Ill. Learmont broke the axle to
his Overland touring car and made a
trip to Toledo, Ohio, Wednesday to get
new one.
=. f. Mellen, landscape gardener of
Detroit, spent a few days in Yale this
week finishing up his work at Sacred
Heart cemetery.
ID. A. Mckeith, cashier of the Cit.
zens' State Savings Bank, irown City,
made the Expositor office a pleasant
call this morning.
Automobile divers had better keep
within the limits of the law as our city
dads have instructed Marshal Henry
to prosecute anv and all vi0lators.
Elizabeth Parkinson was excused
from her school at st. Petersburg, Fla,
where she is teaching, and returned
home this week on account of the ILL
ness of her father.
George Cough is setting the stakes
on his Main street lot to the north of
his present location, preparatory to
building brick block for his furniture
and undertaking business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Millen weekend
visitors of DR.. and Mrs. V.ALacy, went
to Mt Clemens on Monday. Mrs. Mil
len will return to Yale the latter part
of the week for few days.
Edna and Ethel Miller, teachers in
the Yale schools, received telegram
Tuesday stating that their brother
Frank was dead at Grand Rapids, and
they left for that place the same
evening.
Arthur Dennis, who has been EN-.
ployed in the Z. M. depot here for sew.
eral years has accepted a position as
station agent for the d., b. 9. Il w. R'y
at Decker and will leave for that place
about the first of June.
Neat invitations were printed at the
ExpositOr office this week for the an
nual Junior Hop to be held in Central
Hall, Friday evening, May %. Nc
Kanlass Apiece orchestra will furnish
the music. Bill $50. Refreshments
w. +. Menerey received card from
his mother stating that she and Mr.
Menerey were leaving California and
would stop at Albuquerque, N. NJ, on
their way to Michigan. She also stated
they would stop at Pontiac for a few
days and would be at Yale about
May 23rd.
Teachers examinations were held in
Port Huron April 20, May l and 2
The successful candidates from Yale
who received third grade certificates
are: Elsie Huffman, Lucy Menerey
Nellie Dinner, Lizzie Shaw, Beulah
Shut, Leah Todd, Gladys Wallace,
Matilda Wiley, Nina Williams, Kath.
ern Wilson, Bertha Polly. Clara
Ploeger received second grade re-
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