The Yale expositor., 1914-04-30

J. 1. Rosenthal visited in Detroit
over Sunday.
Teachers examination in Port Huron
today and tomorrow.
FERN Henderson, is on a ten day
trip to Boston, Mass.
Mrs. j. ). Morgan and son of Attention
are visiting Yale frlends.
Ida Keifer of Detroit is the guest of
Mrs. IL. g. Martin this week.
Ethel Bidleman is visiting in Port
Huron and Detroit this week.
Governor Ferris has designated Sun
day, May 10th, as Mothers day.
Nearly all the autoes were out Sun.
day, the day being sunshiny and warm
Lee Hodgins has rented the Geo.
Elston new house in the north part of
the city.
Elmer Rose is planning on repainting
and redecorating the interior of his
barber shop.
Mrs. John Holden and Mayme Cur
rier visited Fredda Holden at Delphi,
Ind, this week.
j. b. Paisley has received the new
bar fixtures for the Paisley Hotel and
will install the same soon.
Rus Secord has been confined to his
bed the past few days with severe
attack of bladder trouble.
The business places of Yale will start
the coming week keeping open Tues
day, Wednesday and Saturday nights
f. II. Beecher was out on the porch
of his home Tuesday afternoon enjoy
ing the bright sunshine and fresh air.
A marriage license appeared in the
Port Huron Times-Herald one day
this week for Ethel Strevel and Leo
Vannest.
Mrs. VIM. Grimes and Miss Anna
Reynolds have taken up their residence
with their brother, Frank Reynolds,
near Peck.
Dr. G.. s. Ney was up from Port HUI
ron Wednesday to see Dell Waldorph
who is seriously i'll at his home north.
west of here.
Word reaches Yale that Uncle Dan
McMartin suffered a stroke of paralysis
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Chas
Emery, in Port Huron.
The choir gave pot luck supper to
the members and few friends at the
M. E. church Monday evening. A jolly
good time was enjoyed by all.
The person with a gray team who
picked up the handbag lost by Mrs.
Guy Mulnyx on the road north, April
18th, is known and to save trouble will
return same to her.
Patrick Feeney died at his home at
Belleville, Ont, on Tuesday, April 81.
Deceased at one time lived on the
Newsted place in Greenwood township
and was we'll known and highly re-
pected by many in this locality.
b. w. Fellows of. Marlette was in
Yale Wednesday and made the Ex
positor Office a pleasant call. Mr..
Fellows is interested in the marble and
granite works at the above place and
has supplied some fine jobs for people
few years.
Married at Detroit on Monday, April
81, 1914, Miss Elva Gray and Il. w.
Wanklin both of Yale. Pearl Dorland
and Miss Mae Bowers were attendants.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs N. &. Gray and is very popular
among the young people of this city.
The groom has prosperous meat bust |
ness here. Mr.. and Mrs. Wanklln Will
make their home with us. The heartiest
congratulations are extended the happy |
couple.
An exchange says: Our attention has
been called to the fact that we never |
saw baldheaded woman. Well what |
of that? There are good many things |
we never saw. We never saw woman |
sit on dry goods box and surround |
herself with filthy pools of extract of
tobacco sprayed through her teeth. We
never saw one go fishing with a bottle
of bait in her hip pocket, sit on the
damp ground and go home drunk at
night. We never saw woman yank |
off her coat, give her pants hitch, spit |
on her hands and swear she could whip |
the biggest man in town. Come to |
think of it, there are good many |
things we never saw a woman do,.and |
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