The Yale expositor., 1914-04-30
Local and Otherwise.


John Holden went TO Brown City
Monday on business.
j. l.. Crandell visited friends at
Owosso the past week.
III. G. Martin is enlarging the front
porch TO his dwelling house
VIII Fry of Alpena visited acquaint-
ances in Yale the past week.
Mrs. Trumble, of Brown City, visited
over Sunday with her sisters.
A new awning adorns the front of
j. l. Rosenthal's clothing store.
l.. q. Crook of Speaker visited friends
in this city the first of the week.
Mrs. Jas. Blackford and Mrs. Brooks
Dawson were at Port Huron Monday.
Mrs G. 5. Cochrane visited her
parents at Brown City the first of the
week.
Robert Ferguson of Glencoe, Ont, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs, Brooks
Dawson.
A heavy rain fall visited this section
last Friday night, doing lot of good
to the land.
Roy Bricker was down from Marlette
over Sunday on visit to his parents
and friends.
Al Knisley will start delivering ice
next saturday, May 2, if the weather is
warm enough.
w. A. Holden and wife of Port Hur-
on visited relatives and friends in y ale
the first of the week.
Born on Thursday, April %, 1914, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Caldwell daughter.
We offer congratulations.
Samuel Simmons has been very sick
man for the past two weeks and does
not seem TO improve much.
A great many of our subscribers
have paid up for the Exposltor during
the past week. Have you?
} +. Crysler and Il. j. Flynn have
returned from Mt Clemens where they
have been taking mineral baths.
Alex Lince has been confined to his
home in the north part of the city for
the past week or more by sickness.
W. j. Tillotson, who has been making
visit with his daughter, Mrs. V. a.
Lacy left on Tuesday for the East.
F. ID. Mathews is having the outside
of his house on Mechanic street re-
painted. His brother Jack is doing the
work.
The person who borrowed my stove
lifters will please return same at once
as am greatly in need of them. G. +.
Richards.
Mrs. n. b. Herbert and Mrs. A. V.
Parmlee have been spending jhe week
with Port Huron and Detroit relatives
and friends.
BENZ Bricker and family have moved
onto their farm this week. Alex Lince
and wife are occupying the house va
Gated by them.
Il. j. Minnie has been confined to his
home the past week, laid up with liver
trouble. lie is some better and able to
be around again.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy is entertaining sew
eral lady friends at her home this,
Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Will
Holden of Port Huron.
Wellington Newell and family moved
this week into the Award house. Mrs.
Andrew Award is now occupying
rooms with her daughter, Mrs. II. +.
WEIGH.
Frank Phillips has been laid up with
pneumonia for over week but is
around again. Walter Brown took
Franks place OH the mail route during
his illness.
Rev. Chas. Bragg has an invitation
to attend the dedicatory services at
the Bethel church and take charge of
the singing. The date for the services
is not set as yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller entertained
few invited friends at 800" at their
home Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Holden of Port
Huron. a dainty lunch was served.
John Hutton and son Clifford were
were at Lansing the first of the week
and returned overland with fine new
1914 j. l. Case touring car, reaching
home Wednesday. On the way some
very bad roads were encountered.
Rev. Chas. Bragg drove to Goodland
Wednesday morning and united in the
holy bonds of matrimony Miss Laura
Terpenning and Frank &. Smith at the
East Goodland church. Miss Terpen-
ming is neice of Mrs. Celia Valentine
of this city.
Revs. K. Bryant Crump and Avery
will commence revival meetings in
Capac next Sunday, May 3rd. Rev.
Crump is an able and earnest worker
and Rev. Avery fine singer, likewise
an interesting preacher. A cordial in
vitation extended to Expositor readers
to attend these services.
In little note received from FLOYD
High of Toronto we are assured that
Floyd will enter into the veterinary
work in Coleman. He received his
"sheep skin" Friday and expects to
arrive in Coleman Saturday morning.
Other particulars such as his Office and
phone number will be published later
on. His many friends undoubtedly
offer to him their hearty congratula-
tions and are glad to have him remain
in Coeman.-lndependent, Coleman.
During the past week Nature has
been busy weaving robes of beauty for
Spring, and now far and near green
lawns and fields and blooming foliage
of trees delight the eye.-Capac Journal.
Gee, Capac is only fifteen miles to the
west and south of Yale, but she must
be at least fifteen days ahead or us in
tha maffar Of Natura al