The Yale expositor., 1914-04-02
Local and Otherwise.

Vol. AAAl, NO. 02.
April, the rainy month.
April ~, Easter Sunday.
Soon be time to go fishing.
Election next Monday, April 9Th.
Did you get April fooled yesterday !?
Ed Bailey was at Port Huron on
Monday.
Mrs. c. s. Cochrane was at Port Hur.
on Monday.
4. IL. Drake went to Melvin Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. Brooks Dawson spent Sunday
in Port Huron.
Ii. +. Beard was at Port Huron Mon
day on business.
Thomas Grimes spent few days in
Mayville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. j. Rapley were at
Port Huron Monday.
Verna Mailman visited Port Huron
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Z. f. Fead and children are in
Port Huron and Sarnia.
Thelma Minnie is spending her vaca-
ton week in Port Huron.
George Blackford of the M. A. G. at
Lansing is here this week
Mrs. +. w. Farley visited her parents
at Richmond oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. b. Blackford is visiting
friends in Inlay City this week.
Rev. Chas. Bragg is at Goodells this
week assisting in revival meetings.
Ruth Menzies spent part of the
week in Detroit visiting relatives.
Agnes Tappan of Port Huron visited
relatives and friends in Yale this week.
Russell Nichol is Spending his vaca.
ton week with his parents at Strathroy,
Ont.
Mrs. w. +. Ruh and children visited
Port Huron friends the first of the
week.
Mrs. Bert Welch and daughter Mil
dred are visiting in Sandusky this
week.
We will have no freshet this spring
from the snow, unless we get some
more.
Russell Nichol sang a solo in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning.
MI. anu MIS-. DdNlu OOCHIdllt Vi
Almont visited their son &. ). Cochrane
this week.
If you are not now subscriber to
the Expositor this is an invitation to
become one.
Leo Beckworth of Port Huron is
employed at the Paisley Hotel in place
of =. j. Flynn.
Mrs. w. G.. Wight and daughters
Norma and Faye were Port Huron
guests Monday.
A heavy rain visited this section
Sunday night, and has kept it up al
most constantly since.
Mrs. Herb Eshleman and children
of Flint are here on a visit to Mrs. Il.
j. Black and other friends.
Edward Johnston, Norma Wight and
Ruth Menzies are home from Alma
College for a weeks vacation.
Jean Drake, George StaLleford and
Hazel Wharton are home from the
Normal College at Ypsilanti this week.
j. /. Rosenthal has so far recovered
from his recent sickness as to be able
to visit Detroit friends over Sunday.
The old saying came true for the
March Of 1914. A bowling blizzard
marked its coming in, lamblike APP
pearance its going out.
The voting contest now on at Math-
ews ~ Nights drug store is getting
very interesting. The Young ladies in
the field are working hard and it
promises to be a spirited race for the
beautiful GrafanOla and other prizes
which are to be given away.
The special session of the O.E.S. last
Friday evening in Masonic hall was
attended by large number of members.
The occasion was the initiation into
the Order of Dolph Andreae, LLOYD
Andreae, VIM. Sayles and Tom Parkin-
son. A fine musical program was en-
joyed later also light refreshments.
Below we publish list of our public
school teachers who are spending the
week away:-James Ryan, Detroit and
Mt. Pleasant; Miss Coleman, Alma;
Miss Maher, Williamson; Edna and
Ethel Miller, Grand Rapids; Miss Price,
Cadillac; Miss Chase, Riverdale; Miss
Rider, Hastings; Miss Pierce, Glare.
There will be grand Easter Ball in
Central Hall, Monday evening, April
IL, 1914, to which the public generally
are cordially invited. First-class music
will be furnished. Invitation COM
mittee-H. +. McCabe, Barney McGill,
VIM. Powers, Thos. Mullaney, Fred
wilt, j. l. Rosenthal. Managers-H.
q. Holcomb and j. z. Sheehy. Bill, 81.