The Yale expositor., 1915-03-18
Local and Otherwise.

Senior Play
At Central Hall
Tomorrow evening
You'll miss it if you miss it.
Spring begins next Sunday.
March winds, with bright sunshiny
weather.
Mrs. Frank Phillips was at Port HUI
ron Saturday last.
FIR. p. j. Cullinane was in the city
the first of the week.
Ed Edighoffer was at Bad Axe last
week on visit to relatives.
James A. Dant of Detroit was in Yale
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. w. G. Wight is recovering nice
ly from her recent operation.
Gus Smith and son Fred were in
Port Huron Friday on business.
Herb II. Hennessy and Chas. Palmer
were at Detroit the first of the week.
Irene McNulty of Croswell has been
the guest of Marie McNulty this week.
Mrs. G. +. Curtis and daughter Jean
cite were Port Huron visitors Tuesday.
Anybody can wake up these morn
ings and hear the robins CHEEKY saluta-
ton.
Miss Tanner, teacher in the Brown
City school, visited Miss Richie last
Saturday.
Republican caucus of Brockway
township March 20, 1875, at 200 p. m.
local time.
Malta Shepherd and Hester Kearns
of Brown City were Saturday guests Of
Bernlce Holden.
The Senior play, "Our Wives" will
be presented at Central Hall tomorrow
night Plan to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sorgatz entertain
ed number of guests at six o'clock
dinner Monday evening
Henry Dinner unloaded car of cedar
posts Saturday last which he has for
sale at his lot on Main street
Mrs. j. l.. Benedict, of Brown City,
is in Yale this week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G. 5. Cochrane.
Mrs. Vincent returned home from
New York City Saturday where she
had been visiting her son James.
Will Menerey was laid up by sickness
the first of the week. Henry Dinner jr.
looked after the mail and express.
Lottie Lane is i'll at her home on
Kennefc street, having suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis on Friday
last.
n. j. Drouyor, superintendent of our
schools, was called to Jackson last Fri
day on account of the death of his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cady returned
Monday evening from a three weeks
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Harry
White at Detroit.
Mrs. Lena Andreae is making sever
al decided changes to the interior of
her residence on First street by which
it is more convenient and comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Curtis were at
Grand Rapids the latter part of last
week. Mrs Curtis remained over Sun
day while Mr. Curtis returned to Yale
Saturday.
VIM. II. Learmont was in Port Huron
Friday last attending q meeting of the
creditors of a. V. Parmlee. Lee E..
Joslynn, referee in bankruptcy, appoin-
ted Mr.. Learmont trustee.
Mrs. Celia Valentine, who is making
her home with relatives at Brown City,
was in Yale Saturday. She had just
returned from a four weeks visit with
friends in Port Huron, Detroit and
Deckerville.
Henry p. Dinner has a fine display of
fsrs in the building on the corner of
Main and North streets. He is plan
ming on putting up brick building on
his Main street lot and when complet-
ed will open fur store.
James Middleton, treasurer of Brock
way township, was at Port Huron last
Wednesday settling with the county
treasurer. He had splendid success in
collecting taxes this year, only returning
few descriptions amounting to about
$500.
Henry p. McCabe is about to retire as
president of the village board of EN-
NETT, this county, after clean record
of IL years service. He says Emmett
is the only incorporated village in st.
Clair county, and one of the few in the
state that is free of bonded indebted.
ness. Emmett doesn't owe a dollar"
The local chapter o. Z. s. is rapidly
growing and now has about one hun.
dred and ninety-five members. Last
week at special meeting five candid
ates were Initiated into the order and
there are more in sight. There were
over eighty people present Wednesday
evening and after the ceremonies a
fine program was carried out and lunch
served. The chapter expects an inter-
esting time at the anniversary in May.
AT the village election on Monday
the following ticket was elected with
out opposition. President, Thomas N.
Graham; clerk, Chas. A. Reynolds;
treasurer, Gordon j. Graham; trustees
for two years, ID. A. Mclean, M. II.
Cole and Robert Mcclellan; assessor
Albert Vanconant. The council is dry
and even should Sanilac county go wet
it is very doubtful if any liquor license
will be granted in the village.-Peck
Times.
M. K. Beedham, associate editor and
general manager of the st. Clair Repub.
lican, made pleasant call at the Cour.
Ter office Thuredav AlthouOh vouno