The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-05-20

Rev. L. II. Bradfeld was in Marlette
the first of the week,
Postmaster T. w. Farley was at
Deckerville Wednesday.
w. A. Williams and family were
down from Sandusky Wednesday.
ii. z. Dinner and J. A. Menzies were
in Detroit AMI Wyandotte Wednesday.
Mrs. Reid, Mrs. SorgatZ and Mrs.
Harrington were in Port Huron We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Watson and two children of
Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. ri. Min
ME last week.
Mrs. George Clark of Springfield,
Ohio, is a guest at the home of her
father, Benz. Evans.
Mrs. Van Dorm of New York has
been in Yale this week visiting at the
home of her father, Benz. Evans.
Mrs. ThOs. Johnston is in Detroit
today attending the nurses graduating
exercises of her sister Kate Sheehy.
Mary Sheehy, of Adrian, was home
few days last week. She graduates this
spring from the commercial course at
st. Joseph's Academy.
The whistle of the Wooden Mills was
welcome sound Monday morning.
Operations have been resumed after a
suspension of four weeks.
Twenty.hfth anniversary of the o. E.
5. next Tuesday, May 25. Read the
announcement published last week.
Tickets for the banquet may be had at
the Expositor Office and at j. |. ROsen
that's store.
James l. Benedict, w. II. Witt
and Henry RE are all at their homes in
Brown City after two months trip
west and to the Panama Pacific Expo
sition. Each one declares he had a
grand time and enjoyed the trip muchly.
In celebration of the 10Th birthday of
Bertha Clyne, a surprise party was
given her by her mother. Fourteen
young Neople enjoyed merry
time at tie home on Monday evening.
A nice lunch of ice cream and ccke
completed the evening.
There will be horse races at the
Riverside Driving Club grounds on
decoration day, May 3lst. Three races
will be put OH and other attractions.
The program will be published next
week. Newspapers in surrounding
towns are requested to please notice.
May has been, so far, a cold back
ward month, with rain and raw, chilly
days Tuesday morning snow feel but
scarcely enough to whiten the ground.
1t is reported that to the west of us, an
inch of snow fell. Several light frosts
have nipped early vegetation somewhat
The Expositor office has this week
turned out page bill for &. ). Cochrane
Il, aIx ffcir mi IN
bargains in all lines of dry goods. His
sale starts Saturday May % and lasts
two weeks. Here is an opportunity to
purchase necessities for a year ahead
at unusual prices.
Broadway e. Percy have new 1916
model 80 Overland on exhibition in
the show room of their garage. 1t is
certainly fine machine and sells for
only 500. This firm have the agency
for Y ale and would be pleased TO have
prospective buyers of automobiles call
and look over the Overland before
buying.
The basement of the Presbyterian
church has been remodelled, the old
furnace taken out, steam heat installed,
kitchen and dining room put into the
best of shape for comfort and conven-
fence for serving suppers, and all paint
ed white. The ladies have just pur-
chased new dishes and feel rather proud
of their improved quarters.
The supper given in the Presbyter-
ian church dining room Tuesday eve
ming was huge success. Division no.
with Mrs. Reid, chairman, has hus-
thing lot of members, chief among them
being Il. j. Minnie who sold supper
tickets to the amount of $500. Enough
more was taken in at the door to bring
the total up to $500 which sum gave
the tired workers great deal of pleas
ure.
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