The Yale expositor., 1915-05-13
Local and Otherwise.
Eastern Star
TWenty-fifth anniversary

MIA, was home over Sunday.
G. 5. Cochrane was in Detroit the
first Of the week on business.
Sylvia Skinner, of Algonac is guest
of her friend Marie Drouyor.
Sunday night was real cold, chilly
enough for an overcoat or wrap.
Mrs. Fred ID. Mathews and son Don
were at Brown City on Tuesday.
Street Commissioner Henry has been
busy this week oiling Main street.
Mrs. Oscar Denison is spending a
week in Marine City with her sister.
Irene Harrington and Faye Wight
were guests of Alma friends the week
end.
viii White and IL. X. Brinkman, of
Avoca were in Yale Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Farley are visit
ing relatives and friends in Detroit and
Richmond.
Lyman Owens of Detroit has been in
Yale this week on visit to his father
and friends.
Those of our householders who are
not into house cleaning are busy put
ting in garden.
Fred Vanskivar went to Detroit
Monday morning where he expects to
secure employment.
Mrs. Lyle Leslie and little daughter
of Grand Rapids are visiting at the
home of John Bright.
James Livingston, of Baden, Ont is
here this week on visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James McColl.
A white frost covered the ground
Monday morning. No damage to frult
or growing crops is reported.
Eighth grade county examinations
are being conducted in the high school
building today and tomorrow.
Mrs. l.. II. Leslie has quantity of
household goods which she offers for
sale. Call at North End Grocery.
Mrs. r.. Ii. Menerey has changed her
address in Ann Arbor, having moved
from 905 South state to S)2 Packard
street
Mrs. John Wark went to Port Huron
Tuesday with her aunt, Miss Davis,
who has been visiting her the past two
weeks.
George Green and Chas. Barr were
in Port Huron Tuesday returning in
the afternoon with a roadster auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Eshelman and
children, of Flint, have been spending
the past week with relatives and friends
in Y ale.
w. ]. Holden of Trenton was in Yale
the past week on a visit to his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Holden and other relatives
and friends.
This week ends the serial story "The
Trey o. Hearts" which has been pub
ished in the Expositor for the past
three months.
DR.. b. Clyne started on Tuesday for
the Pacific coast where he will spend
the next three weeks visiting the Pan
anna Exposition.
A new plate glass was placed in e.
). Cochranes store front Wednesday
by &. +. Richards to take the place of
the one recently broken.
X. G. Mclaughlin is having some
painting done about his residence, cor
ner of Main and Mill streets. Jacob
Miller is the brush artist.
Mothers day was appropriately OBJ
served in the several churches of the
city on Sunday last. Every mother was
presented with white carnation.
Mrs. Lena Andreae and James Nc
Coll are having the interior of their res
licences reprinted and redecorated.
Dusty Mcdonald is doing the work.
Rev. DR.. Burr, of Lockport, a suburb
of Chicago, and Orville Weese and
family of Inlay City were guests of
w. L. Menerey and family Sunday.
DR.. j. b. Stevens has enlarged the
operating room in his horse hospital
and he has put in a cement floor. He
now has everything convenient aud
handy.
Hon. Louis G. Cramton and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge and Miss Dodge
were in Yale Wednesday evening on
their way home to Lapeer from an auto
trip to Harbor Beach.
Margaret Foster left for Boston,
Mass, this morning where she expects
to secure employment. Her sister Ella
is now working in a store in that city.
Mrs. VIM. Foster accompanied Mar
garet as far as Port Huron.
G. l.. Brody, county agriculturist, of
Port Huron was in Yale Saturday last
and made the Expositor Office pleas
ant call. He made the acquaintance Of
a number of farmers from around here
who were in the city that day.
On Sunday, May 18th, the new Cath
Ollie church at Attention will be dedicat-
ed. Father Dunnigan of Lapeer will
preach and a dinner will be served at
1900 o'clock after mass. All cordially
invited to attend.
George Stewart, while running to
catch ball in Lynn township on Sun
day tore the ligaments Of his leg so
badly that 1t was necessary to call DR..
Yuill. Mr.. Stewart was taken to the
home of John Harmer where he is now
being cared for.
The many Yale friends of Elizabeth
Parkinson will be glad to extend their
sincere good wishes to her on the &C.
casion of her marriage which was SOL
emnized on Wednesday, May IL, 1915,
in st. Petersburg, Fla, by the minister
of the Presbyterian church. The name
of the bridegroom is Walter Simpson,