The Yale expositor., 1914-02-05
Local and Otherwise.
Smart winter weather again.

IL. +. Beard is at Port Huron today
on business.
Norman b. Herbert spent Tuesday
at Sandusky.
There are no rounds of drinks in the
ladder of success.
j. +. Crysler transacted business at
Port Huron today.
Russell Newsted is visiting his par
ents at Battle Creek.
Phyllis Ingram spent Saturday in
Avoca with her father.
Have you looked at the yellow label
on your Expositor lately.
II. w. Graesser, of Marine City, has
been the guest of III. L. Dinner the past
week.
Lee Holden of Chicago is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. King Holden,
at present.
Mary Brown returned Monday eve
ming from two weeks visit to De-
troit friends.
Alex Johnston of Carsonville visited
relatives and friends in Yale and vicin-
| ity over Sunday
Elston Huffman is in Port Huron
today attending a meeting of the
county poor board.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Benedict of Brown
City were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. ). Croswell over Sunday.
Monday was ground hog day. Bruin
saw his shadow and returned to his
winter den to remain six weeks longer.
Al Knisley has commenced putting
up ice for next summers use. 1t is of
fairly good quality but not extra thick.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson is very i'll at the
home of her daughter in Munroe. She
is suffering from cancer of the stomach.
Mrs N. b. Sponenburgh of Detroit is
spending the week here visiting her
mother, Mrs. ). L. Blakesley, who is
very i'll.
AL Knisley while working on his ice
pond last week contracted severe cold
and has been laid up with the grippe
ever since.
Mrs. g. w. Allen and Mrs. Helen
Reid are entertaining large company
of lady guests at the home of the
former today.
Lee Hodgins has moved into Yale
from his farm near Roseburg and is
Mary and Mill streets.
Mrs. A. L. Jackson was called to
Saginaw to see her sister, Mrs G. f..
Ebert, who fell on the icy walk last
week and broke her arm.
The Sanilac County Republican states
that Jack Sweet will succeed A. r.
Breese as assistant manager of the
Sandusky Grain Company.
Ed. and Frank Andreae spent few
days the past week with their mother
at Philadelphia. They also spent day
or two in New York City on business
The 1903 acre farm of Robt E. Lamb.
kin deceased was sold by public auc.
ton at Avoca last Saturday to VIM. V.
Andreae for S3,576 Geo. w. Bell
auctioneer.
An old-time dancing party will be
held at Mckinney hall Old Brockway
Thursday evening, Feb. II. Music by
McKanlass orchestra. Bill, 800. Ev'
erybody invited.
Jason Clark of Saginaw dropped into
Yale today unexpected. His father
Rev. l.. Clark, has been somewhat in
disposed this week and Jason came
down to see him.
Regular meeting of q. Els. at Masonic
Hall, Yale, next Wednesday evening
Every member urged to come out anC
visiting members will be welcome
Initiation. Alice Mckenzie, sec.
Assumption college, Sandwich, where
Lawrence Sheehy is pupil, was Wis
tied by q 5000 fire one night last week
The mass of pupils, half dressed were
gotten out with very little confusion
being well under control.
Several of our contemporaries are
publishing an article in reference t
our townsman, John Burley, going into
the hotel business at Shower. In con
versation with Mr. Burley he informs vi
that there is no foundation to the re
port.
Deverne Matson, the well known
horseman and veteran driver, died a.
his home in Lapeer Wednesday of las
week after an illness of about foul
months from complication Of diseases
He was &c years of age and one of the
oldest race track followers in Michigan
He was born in Tioga, n. Y, and came
to Lapeer when boy of Ia.
Amanda Owens was agreeably sur
prised last Saturday when she received
box of beautiful flowers from the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Protestant
church. Miss Owens has been con
fined to her home on Jones street by
sickness for the past three months anC
this present was remembrance Of
the work she has done in the past as {
member of the Aid. She prizes the gift
very highly.
Many changes have been made ir
postmasters during the past two
months Those in authority were slow
at first making changes but now the
grind is going on every day. Here are
a few recently made:-Port Huron
John 5. Wittliff; Croswell, A. II. Mar
tin; Armada, Neil Mills; Sandusky, j
b. Roberts; Brown City, VIM. Cronin
The appointment Of Martin of Cros