The Yale expositor., 1914-03-26
Local and Otherwise.
April "a Arbor day.
All Fools Day, April l.

AiiA OOio lay mp u -
Time to pick your new Easter hat.
Millinery openings Friday and sat
urday.
Tom Bidleman was at Port Huron
Friday last.
Russell Newsted spent Friday last at
Port Huron.
Dick Windsor was in Port Huron
Monday on business.
Mrs. Henry Taft of AlgOnac visited
Yale friends the past week.
Mrs. j. w. Harrington and daughter
Florence were in Port Huron Tuesday
Fred j. Chamberlain of Jeddo was
calling on Yale friends Saturday last
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards of Rich
mond visited relatives here this week.
Charley Bowles of Detroit spent
Sunday with his mother and friends in
Yale.
Slight fiurries of snow the past week
has helped hold winter in the lap of
spring.
Mrs. NJ. J. Harris of Port Huron Wis.
tied her Tale friends the latter part OF
last week.
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Tuesday attending the funeral of Mrs.
Abner Clyne.
Special meeting o. +. 5. Friday eve.
ming, March 9th. Initiation Alice
NJ. Mckenzie, Sec.
Mrs. Anna Patterson of Capac visited
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Ii. Parkinson.
Food sale and AGAR in A. V. Parm-
lees store Friday and Saturday this
week by the M. +. ladies.
Florence simmons returned Saturday
evening from a two weeks visit with
her sister at Grand Rapids.
George Mitchell is advertising his
residence in Armada for sale and ex-
poets soon to move his family to Yale.
Bessie Skiflington, of Detroit, and
| Trerice Skiffington of Vancouver, b. c.,
visited Mrs. James Skiiiington the past
week.
J. /. Rosenthal has been confined to
his room in the Paisley since Sunday
sick from a severe case of lagrippe.
He is considerably better today
Mrs. Edward Bailey and son Vernon
left Monday for Detroit, Jackson and
Kalamazoo also on visit to her home
at Hastings.
Georgiana Beavis is at Lansing on a
visit to relatives and friends. Her
| father accompanied her as FAR as Port
Huron on Monday.
The Armada Graphic says:-"Mrs.
Abiel Hathaway left Saturday for a
visit at the home of her brother, Asa
Warren of Rochester before going to
her farm home at Yale"
The Expositor made a mistake in
publishing the hour of Il. II. Parkin-
sons sale. 1t should have read begin
ming at 10 o'clock a. m. instead of one
o'clock p. m. Please bear the corrected
hour in mind and be on time.
Geo. A. Young, of Gaylord, visited
over Sunday with his parents west of
this city. George is foreman for the
Stephens Lumber Co. at Waters having
had charge of a number of lumber
camps during his long stay with this
company.
There will be grand Easter Ball in
Central Hall, Monday evening, April
I3, 1914, to which the public generally
are cordially invited. First-class music
will be furnished. Invitation com
mittee-H. L. MeCabe, Barney MoGill,
VIM. Powers, Thos. Mullaney, Fred
wilt, J. l. Rosenthal. Managerial.
q. Holcomb and j. Il. Sheehy.
Died in Yale Friday, March 90, 1914,
Mrs. Abner Clyne aged 40 years. Miss
Sarah Murray was born at Tilsonburg,
Ont, in 1865, and on Sept. 6, 1906, was
married to Abner Clyne of Jeddo. One
daughter, Nellie, was born to this union
who with the husband and father
survive. The funeral services were
held from the home of Mrs. VIM. Clyne
in this city Rev. FIR. Kronemaker, of
Croswell officiating Interment in the
family lot at Elmwood.
We never get used to the streakiness
and freakiness and meanness of March.
When it comes in blowing and putting
with tough blizzard behind 1t, we say,
well now the worst is over, its spring,
and we expect the warm balmy wealth
er to pour over and envelope us direct
ly like the comforting arms of mother,
but 10 and behold the wind blows 60
mile gale, the sleet cuts your face, the
snow covers your hopes, the rain comes
and you sqush, squash in foot or two
of slush, and then surprise day is
opened up to your delighted vision. Its
beautiful, the blue sky, the bright sun,
the almost warm atmosphere. Its
certainly spring. You go to bed with
that big anticipatory feeling Of so much
to be accomplished now spring has
come. This thing, that thing, you feel
like tackling the whole. bunch. You
wake up in the morning bit chilly,
the fire must have gone out. A look
out the window, darn that snow, and
the wind is rising and blizzard
coming. Obi its March yet and its only |
the way of March, but we just can't
get used to IL.