The Yale expositor., 1915-04-22
Local and Otherwise.


Sunday last was great day for
autOes in Y ale.
N. b. Sponenburg, of Detroit visited
in Yale over Sunday.
The Wooden Mills closed down Sat
urday for four weeks.
j. |. Rosentha went to Detroit
Thursday on business.
Joe Moore is now employed in e. w.
Wanklin's meat market.
Supervisor N. b. Herbert was at Port
Huron Thursday on business.
John Menerey has sold his milk
business to w. A. Silverthorn.
Con Jones has sold his house and lot
in this city to Mrs. John Gleason.
Chas Richardson has gone to Detroit
where he has employment at his trade.
Rev. Bragg was at Avoca Wednesday
attending the funeral of Mrs. f. A.
Hill
James Cogley and family have NOV
ed into the VIM, IL. Cole house on Mary
street.
Fred Taylor started remodeling his
house on Mechanic street last Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy and daughter DorO-
thy were at Detroit the latter part OF
last week.
Lew Etchells was at Detroit Saturday
and returned with new Hupmobile
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kerr of Lum
day with friends.
Mrs. Norman Strevel has moved to
Yale and will make her home here for
while at least.
Ed Richardson of Gaylord spent
few days the past week among Yale
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cooper of Rich
mond drove through Yale Sunday on
their way to Croswell.
George Mcintyre has sold the Paldi
farm of 80 acres, located southwest OF
Yale to Clifford King.
Joe Patterson and wife of Detroit
and John Wolfe of Peck spent Sunday
with AL Thomas and family.
Bert Steinburg and family are now
occupying the Guilliat house corner
Mechanic and Jones streets.
Mrs. Eva J. Black spent the first of
the week in Detroit purchasing the
latest novelties in hats and trimmings.
Benz. Evans and daughter Susie re-
| turned from Sandusky last week where
they have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Williams.
Mrs. ID. Patterson, Eva Shut, Doug
lass Patterson and Mrs. w. p. Shut of
Capac visited at Mr.. and Mrs. L. IL.
| DarkinaOn'a Sunday
Ii. M. Hall, who buys cream for the
| Port Huron Creamery Company has
purchased new Ford automobile from
James Cogleys Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cawood of Brown
City and Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt of Port
| Huron were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
g. S. Cochrane Sunday.
Ruth Menzies visited her friend,
| Martha Townsend in Brown City the
| first of the week and attended the
Morrow Bros. concert.
Rev. IL. II. homework and wife
of Samaria visited relatives in Yale
and vicinity last week. They return
ed to their home Tuesday.
G. L. Richards wishes to say to the
purchasing public that he will keep
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during the week from now on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holden of Inlay
| City were over to Yale Sunday in their
auto on visit to Mrs. Sarah Holden
and other relatives and friends.
Bert G. Preston, of Armada, has
been named trustee of the elevator
concern at Richmond, which with the
Acker bank, is in financial straits.
Word reaches Yale from Capac this
morning that fine baby daughter was
born last night to Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
jackson. The Expositor offers con-
CALCULATIONS.
The bar in the Broadway hotel at
Marine City, over which there has been
litigation, must be closed as has been
decided by the supreme court that it is
within 400 feet Of church.
The house on VIM. Kennedy's farm
four miles northeast of Yale, occupied
by Joe Wilcox and family caught fire
on Monday and burned hole in the
roof of the lean-to. Only slight dam
age was the result.
Andrew Staley's dwelling house on
his farm in Fremont township was
burned to the ground at 200 O'clock
Monday afternoon with all the contents
Loss 81 200 with $3.50 insurance. Cause
defective chimney.
Thomas Welch, aged Ga years, OF
Richmond, hung himself to the limb OF
an apple tree in his back yard on Mon
day morning this week. Welch was
subject to fits of depression and took
laudanum once with suicidal intent.
Dusty and Ike entertained the n. Y
Il. Club members and few other
friends at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Johnston. A chicken dinner
was served at 80 after which the eve.
ming was spent at 500 A very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by all.
While racing through the streets OF
Richmond last Saturday, James Alpin
of Wales, narrowly escaped death when
his Ford car struck a post and turned
completely over, throwing him out on
the cement. The car was wreck and
Alpin paid five dollar fine and two
dollars costs for racing on the Main
street