The Yale expositor., 1914-05-14


his mother in Yale Sunday and Mon
day.
Sheriff Dunphy, of Sandusky visited
friends in Yale the latter part of last
week.
j. wilt has a new Ford touring
car purchased of Jas. COgleys Sons,
agents.
Samuel Simmons sits up every day
but is very weak and the least exertion
tires him.
Timothy Caster does not gain in
strength very fast. His condition is
very poor.
Edward Oatman was up from Detroit
over Sunday on visit to his parents
and friends.
Elmer Rose has reprinted the front
OF his barber shop. Elmer is the artist
who handled the brush.
Sunday being beautiful, sunshiny
day, many people visited ElmwOOd and
Sacred Heart cemeteries.
Helen Grimes is spending the week
at Peck, called home on account of the
serious illness of her mother.
Mrs. ID. II. Brown of Deckerville, Mrs.
Byron Chapel and daughter of Aurora
ILL.,, are visiting Yale friends.
Mrs. Hunter left ON Saturday last for
Toronto to visit her sisters and other,
friends for two or three weeks.
superintendent Drouyor was at New
Baltimore last week on business in
connection with our public schools.
Complete program for Decoration
and Memorial Day exercises will be
published in next weeks EXpositor.
Bert Mcdonald has made decided
improvement to his dwelling house lot
by putting in cement curbing along the
front.
f II. Card received by express last
Saturday trio of Belgian hares and
expects, to go into the stock raising
business,
Tom Parkinson who has a position
in Detroit, was called home last Satur.
day on account of the serious illness of
his father.
Ed. Andreae and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Rounds, motored to Cedar
wood Beach, Lake Huron, Oh sunday
afternoon.
E. w. Mercer and wife have been
spending the past week at Flint. They
drove over in their Ford automobile
last Saturday.
Special communication Of Brockway
Lodge +. & A. M. this (Thursday)
evening at 1880 O'clock. Entered APP
prentice degree.
Dick Windsor has built an addition
to the rear Of his barber shop to be used
as a store room. Sam Ingram did the
carpenter work.
Myron Woodland, who was injured
last week at the l.. M. yards at this
place, is getting along nicely and his
wounds are healing up.
f. r. Beecher ID slightly improved in
health, being able to get out Oh the
porch each day and enjoy the warm
sunshine and fresh air.
Mrs. Grant Holden and children Wis
tied at Attention on Sunday. Rex drove
them over in the automobile Mrs
Sam Ingram accompanied them.
Burnell Wight, Lloyd Andreae and
Georgia BeaVis mOtored to Alma last
Friday on visit to Norma Wight and
the rest of the Y ale students at Alma
college.
Rev. Chas. Bragg has been at Disco
this week attending district meeting
of the Methodist Protestant church.
Rev. Bragg delivered an address to the
boys and girls.
George Mcintyre has given the out.
side of his dwelling house a new coat
of paint, improving its appearance very
materially. He also has put in cement
curbing along the front of his lot on
Kennifick street.
Monday morning started in real fall
like, and before evening cold, drizzling
rain prevailed. The atmosphere felt
as though the mercury was lowering
around the zero mark and an Overcoat
on your back was not in the least out
of place.
Mrs. Jas. III. Martin, who has been
confined to her home on west Park ave-
by sickness for several months, drove
out to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Thos. Carless, on Sunday where she
will remain few weeks in the hopes
of recovering her usual health.
Dolph Andreae has built himself a
motor boat which he will use in Lake
Huron at Cedarwood Beach. The en-
CINE has sufficient power to drive the
boat at speed of about 8 or 10 miles
an hour Dolph will no doubt take q
great deal Of pleasure out Of the little
craft during the summer months.
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Governor Woodbridge N. Ferris has
designated Friday, May 18th as "Clean
Up Day." and recommends all officials,
mayors, fire marshals, health officers,
etc, to use ali possible diligence in
awakening all of the people under
their jurisdiction to a realization of
the Importance of putting their premi.
SEES in order against the day of needless
fires and epidemics.
In beginning the article on the Port
Huron district gathering of the WO.
mems Home Missionary convention
held at Marlette last week, the Leader
states that it was splendid weather, a
large attpndance An unusually strong