The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-03-05
Local and Otherwise.
Mild spring like weather. today.

II. w. Farley was at Port Huron on
Wednesday.
VIM. Ii. Learmont is at Jeddo today
on business.
Il. j. Minnie was at Saginaw We'd
nesday on business.
DIR. j. Is. Stevens was at Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
Levi Block ia in Ontario on a visit
to relatives and friends.
w. ii. Learmont and Chas Cavanagh
were at Brown City Wednesday. -
Olin Beavis sang fine solo at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
Ernest Baxter who is attending
school at Valparaiso, Ind, is home on
a vacation.
q. 5. Cochrane was at Almont the
first of the week on visit to relatives
and friends.
Many tons of ice were cut and har-
vested during the past week. The
quality Is fine. Il
Mr.. and Mrs John Hutton are at
Hickory, North Carolina, on two
weeks vacation.
Croswell the past week to see her son
who is quite low.
Frank Jackson of Port Huron has
been here this week on a visit to his
father and friends.
Don't miss the first number on the
program Friday evening. BE OH hand
at eight o'clock sharp.
Mrs. G. :. Cochrane visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Benedict,
at Brown City this week
Dougal McNair of Standish was in
ale Wednesday night on visit 20
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS McCoi
Mrs ID. L. Smith was called To De-
troit by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs, n. B. Sponenburgh.
J. f. Crysler while at the Chicago
horse sale purchased number of fine
horses and shipped them to YAH.
Glen Saville and ife of Information.
al Falls. Mimi, have been in Yale the
past week visiting friends and relatives.
March came i'm like alton no question
about it, Here's hoping the old adage
remains true and she goes out like a
lamb.
Ralph Parkinson, who has been here
on visit for more than a month, re-
turned to san Francisco, Calf, on
Saturday last.
The Expositor this week starts the
publication of the delinquent tax list
of st. Clair county and will continue 1t
for five weeks.
One advertisement will not make
merchant fortune but 1t will serve as
a stepping stone IN the foundation of
business success.
The temperature OF the high room in
our public schools was so low Monday
that it was necessary to dismiss the
pupils for the forenoon.
On the evening of March q the
Seniors of the Yale High School will
put on in Central Hall the play "The
Colonel's Maid" Plan to attend.
On Thursday last the Ladies' Aid of
the NJ. Z. church drove out to the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Hol-
comb and partook of a fine dinner
which was enjoyed by ALL
The l.. b. S. Of the Presbyterian
church will hold its regular work meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Henderson,
next Wednesday afternoon. All mem
bers desired to be present for the after
Moons sewing
On the evening of Wednesday, March
18th, there will be box social at the
Grange Hall in West Brockway. The
members are all urged to turn out and
others are invited to be present. Bring
we'll filed boxes.
n. Il. Herbert, John l.. Patterson,
Thos. Shut and Joe 4. Vincent super
visors from Y ale, Brockway, Lynn and
Greenwood are attending the special
meeting of the board held at the county
capitol this week.
A slight snow storm Tuesday night,
enough to just cover the streets and
walks, made it dangerous walking for
pedestrians Wednesday morning. If
one did not keep his eyes open he
might take sudden tumble.
A pretty little classical effort now
floating around: "a careless young
woman named Anna, placed her foot
on an empty banana and said: What
do you see, that you stare at me? And
all the crowd shouted: Hose, Anna"
Yale high school Juniors spent an
enjoyable evening Thursday last at
the home of Myrtle and Lee Wilkes,
southeast of the city. The seniors
spent the same evening at the farm
home of Walter Knapp, northeast of
here.
last Friday and made the Expostor
office pleasant call. Mr.. Zuelch in.
formed us that he had just recently
finished up work at the Fargo Flax
Mill and was here to make his annual
, report and settlement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Andreae, Mr..
and Mrs. Roswell Green, Ventry Hisey
and Lois Huffman spent from Friday
till Sunday at Mr.. Andreae's cottage at
Cedarwood Beach on the shores of
Lake Huron. The party enjoyed the
outing to the fullest extent.
A Masonic school of instruction was
held in the lodge room here in Yale on
Tuesday evening. March 3, 1914, con-
Quoted by Grand Lecturer K. o. Gil.
bert of Bay City. Sixtv-six members
from this city and surrounding towns
were present and enjoyed the work of
the third degree exemplified. A ban.
quet was INDUCED in by all at Oscar
Denison's lunch room. A pleasant