The Yale expositor., 1915-03-25
The
Local and Otherwise.

Il. +. Fead was in Chicago last week
on business.
Jay B. Weymouth was at Port Huron
over Sunday.
George Minnie was up from Avoca
Friday evening.
Frances Andreae spent Saturday
with Brown City relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Weese of Inlay
City spent Saturday in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae were
in Detroit two days last week.
Elva Minnie of Port Huron is visit
ing Thelma Minnie at present.
Roy Bricker of Marlette visited his
parents and Yale friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Herb Z. Hennessy and son Ger
aid were in Port Huron Saturday last.
Our fellow townsman Thos. Grimes
was at Lansing last week on business.
Mrs. Oscar Denison has been very
sick the past week but is now imprOv-
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Ii. Gowan, of Detroit, Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre, this
week.
Thos. Ridley, wife and daughter of
near Capac visited Yale relatives
Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Proctor and Violet
Phillips were guests of Armada friends
last week.
Anna Noble was down from Brown
City to witness the Senior play last
Friday night,
Toadstools are often mistaken for
mushrooms just as gall is frequently
mistaken for genius.
BE sure and attend the Delta Lambda
play, "The Gypsy Tinker at Central
hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Duncan McKeith and daughter
Coda, of Brown City, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Grant Holden.
Thos. u. Wharton and ID. E. Middle.
ton attended the Bean Dealers Associ-
alton at Port Huron last Friday.
Mrs. Chester Sly has been quite sick
the past two weeks at her home on Me-
chanic street but is improving now.
Regular meeting q. +. ). Wednesday,
March 3lst. Election of officers.
A. NJ. Mckenzie, Sec
Martha Townsend of Brown Oily
spent Friday night with Ruth MenZies,
and attended the Senior play and dance
New awnings have been placed over
the west and south windows of Hassey
q Holcomb's store in the new garage
block.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. IL. Learmont were
in Port Huron Friday. Mr.. Learmont
drove his car down to the city where
he left it for repairs.
David Cochrane and wife of Almont
parents of Clyde Cochrane, of Yale,
started last week for the Californian
exposition, to be gone three months.
A malady, even worse than lagrippe
has attack ed many Y lO citizens. They
have the snuffles, dry hacking cough
and every bone in their body has an
ache.
Frank Kerr was over from Lum the
first of the week. He has opened up a
lumber yard in that hustling little burg
and looks for a splendid trade. We
wish him every success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Kenney were in
Port Huron Friday and brought back
the Ford touring car which Mrs. Ken.
ney won in the Times Herald contest
She feels very grateful to her many
friends who so kindly assisted her in
securing it.
Ruth Menzies entertained her Sun
day school class of the primary de-
partment in the Presbyterian church
last Saturday afternoon at her home
The dozen little girls and boys had q
happy time playing games and eating
ice cream and cake.
Grant Holden received a carload OF
Buick automobiles the latter part OF
last week and they are now stored in
the Holden garage. One of them was
ordered by Middleton & Doelle and the
other two will be sold soon. The
Buick is high grade automobile at a
reasonable price and Mr.. Holden has
sold several of them during the past
two years.
J. 1. Rosenthal is home from his triI
to California. While away he visited
New Orleans, Los Angeles, San Diego
Los Angeles and San Francisco. He
speaks in glowing terms of the trip
visiting many former Yaleites now 10.
Gated in California and found each and
everyone prospecting. He advises any
one who can afford to make the trfr
to not miss 1t.
"A. II. y JACKSON, the proprietor or Hote
de Burt, says that if a hotel advertises
town abroad, he is determined that
his hotel shall advertise Capac by be-
ing known as one of the best, neatest
most up-to-date hostelries in the coun.
try. For several weeks now he has had
mechanics from Detroit, Port Huron
and Capac, employed at the hotel in
making the greatest line of improve
ments to the interior since the building
was erected. The lobby and many OF
the rooms have been finished in burlaI
and decorated by master artist toilets
and lavatories, with sanitary plumbing
have been added; the basement has
been rearranged; hot and cold water il
furnished to all the rooms. Mr.. Jack
son says that the new double verandas
which will soon be added, will give
the hotel building proper setting and
make 1t have more attractive appear
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