The Yale expositor., 1915-05-06
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Henry Hydorn and Vern Stableford
were at Port Huron Sunday.
Mike Martin has built new porch
to his house on north Main street.
Ventry II. Hisey, of Wayne, spent
Sunday with his mother and friends.
The hamburg sandwich stands have
made their appearance on Main street
again.
Chas. Montney visited his grandson,
Memo Montney, at Port Huron last
Friday.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. James Van II "a
wigam, Thursday, April 10Th, 1915, a
daughter.
John Z. Niggeman and wife, Mrs.
Arnot and son of Croswell were in Yale
last Thursday.
Bryson Carroll returned Wednesday
evening from couple of days visit at
st. Clair and Detroit
j. A. Menzies was in Detroit Friday
last, returning in the afternoon with
his son Leslie by auto.
Charles Noble and family autoed to
Yale Sunday and spent the day as
guests at Ed. Andreae's.
Floyd Reid and wife, Mrs. Helen
Reid and Elmer Rose and wife were
Sandusky visitors Sunday.
Mahlon Hendershott, Joe Rosenthal,
Mike Sheehy and Robt. Williams were
Port Huron visitors Sunday.
Edward Chandler has been busy the
past week spraying fruit and shade
trees, berry bushes and shrubbery.
George, Wilson and Fred Boom
hawer of Flint visited among relatives
and friends in Yale the past week.
Eighth grade examinations will be
held in Port Huron, Marine City, y ale,
Capac and Memphis on May - and Ia.
Norah Brown returned to Saginaw
Saturday evening after spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Chees-
man.
The recent rains came in good time
and have been great help to the grow
ing crops. Every prospect of a bumper
harvest is now evident
Thursday, May go, a fine baby boy
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
b. Herbert Their many friends ex-
tend hearty congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mooney, former
residents of near Yale, but now of
Detroit, spent part of last week
among friends in this locality.
Neva Ostrander celebrated her 18th
birthday Monday of this week with the
assistance of a number of girl friends,
who spent the evening with her.
Division no. 2, l.. b. s., Mrs. Reid
chairman, Will serve a supper in the
dining room of the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday, May Is. More particulars
next week.
Don Vincent, former clerk at Hen.
nessY's drug store, passed his examin-
alton of the Board of Pharmacy re.
Gently and is now clerking at Ii. +.
Soper's in Lum.
AS soon as the ice man started his
rounds for the season, the weather man
turned screw somewhere and let in a
blooming lot of cold shivers We don't
need two on this job.
We notice by the Port Huron Times
Herald that stephen Windsor, under
sheriff, has purchased the house and
lot at 2132 Stone street, Port Huron
and is remodelling the place.
The many Eastern Star friends of
Past Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Keyes
husband, Karl ID. Reyes, by death at
their home in Olivet the first of this
week. The funeral was held Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Wilson have gone
to Wilmot to attend district quarter
ly meeting and church dedication.
They expect to return the first of the
week. Hiram Mcdonnell will fill the
pulpit in the Free Methodist church
sunday morning and evening.
Joe Brennan and family desire to
thank the many friends and neighbors
who donated so literally in cash, cloth.
ing and furniture after their loss Of
dwelling house and all the contents by
fire short time ago. They appreciate
very much all that has been done for
them and wish the Exposition to publish
same in its columns.
The Emmett News is in receipt of a
letter from District Superintendent III.
q. Hall of the Eastern Michigan Edison
Company saying that his company
would bring its lines to Emmett in the
near future not later than the spring
of 1916. As soon as the money is ready
to finance the proposition the Edison
company will start the work.
Under the heading "News of the
Thumb tersely told" the Croswell JEFF.
fersonian states that James Alpin was
driving fast through Yale the other
day when his Ford struck post, turn
ed over and nearly killed the driver.
The authorities were mean enough to
pile fine of FIVE dollars and other
costs on top of the other injuries.
Simply in order to tell thing tersely
doesn't justify Brother Hubbell in
placing the event on Yale. The town
where it happened was Richmond.
Asa Wilkes, record 2O71k, trial 2O4.
fooled 1908, chestnut horse l51s hands
high, bred by G. A. Needham, Brook
Ign, N. Y, will make the season of
1915 as follows Monday noon, Der.
vile: night, Memphis; Tuesday noon,
Emmett; night, Yale at Decent feed
barn and will remain until Wednesday