The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25
Local and Otherwise.
Some sunshine.

Joda Secord was at Port Huron
Monday
George Stableford was at Port Huron
over Sunday.
Bryson Carroll spent Sunday with
st. Clair friends.
John Windsor of Brown City was in
Yale last Friday.
Regular meeting D. E. 5. Wednesday
evening, March Bird.
j. =. Crysler is at Chicago this week
after carload of horses.
VIM. II. Palmer was at Jackson the
first of the week on business.
Some of our citizens report hearing
docks of geese flying north this week.
George Hall of Detroit visited his
sister, Mrs. John Ludington last week.
Alex Adams of Port Huron visited
relatives in and around Yale over Sun
day.
Bertha Jones of Avoca visited rela-
atives in Yale the latter part of last
week.
Miss Davis, of Port Huron, visited
her neice, Mrs. John Wark, the past
week.
ter, of Capac, were Sunday visitors in
Yale.
Chas Kennedy of Milwaukee is spend.
ing the week with II. J. Minnie and
! family,
Maurice Schram of Detroit visited
his daughter, Mrs Lew Hodgins over
Sunday.
Under Sheriff Steve Windsor, of
Port Huron was in Yale on business
Monday.
DR.. G. Arwid Wells was down from
Brown City Sunday on professional
business.
Clara Walters, of Detroit was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Holmes the
past week.
Judge Tappan, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Monday calling on relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Harvey Tappan of Port Huron
was guest of relatives in town on
Friday last.
Joseph Sischo was at Avoca last
Friday and Saturday on visit to his
sister, Mrs. +. A. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Livingston, of
Mr.. and Mrs. James McColl.
Chas. Bowles was up from Detroit
over Sunday on visit to his mother
and other relatives and friends.
Mrs. Durand and son of Bay City
and John O'Brien of st. Clair visited
T. j. Minnie and family last week.
Mabel Herbert, of Port Huron, a for
mer teacher in Yale Public Schools,
visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Auction bills, the kind that draw
crowds and sell the goods, are printed
at the Expositor Office Free notice
given with every job.
ID. A. McKeith of Brown City, cash
Ter of the Citizens State Savings Bank,
was in Yale Wednesday calling on
| friends and relatives.
Harrison +. Lymburner, of Port HUI.
ron, candidate on the republican ticket
for road commissioner two year term.
was in Yale Tuesday.
Vern Sloat, of Port Huron, visited
| his grandfather Elan Sloat last week.
He soon leaves for Manitoba where he
expects to remain for time.
Do you expect to have an auction
sale this spring. If so, come to the
Expositor Office for your sale bills. We
print them neatly, promptly and free
from errors.
The mailing list of the Expositor
has been corrected up to Wednesday of
this week. Look at the yellow label
on this paper and see if you have been
given proper credit.
r. 5. Campbell, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Thursday of last week calling
on his many friends and soliciting bus
mess for the Massachusetts, Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
Governor Woodbridge n. Ferris has
appointed the following men for SER
vice on the st. Clair county jury com
mission: WIN. II. Kemp, st. Clair;
Elston Huffman, Yale; Fred Ulrich,
North Street.
j. A. MenZies, editor and publisher
of the Expositor, was at Detroit Mon
day attending the funeral of an aunt,
| Mrs. Margaret MenZies, who died at
Daytona, Florida, where she had been
spending the winter months.
Rev. A. Osborne, who has been pas
| tor of the Baptist church at Melvin for
the past ten or twelve years, died at his
| nome IN IndL village MONDAY AFTERNOON
after short illness. Cause of death
was pneumonia. Mr.. Osborne was
quite well known in Yale and his sud
den demise is regretted by all.
We have found the owner of the
one dollar William which we re-
ceived last week in an anonymous
letter. Our old friend and constant
reader of the Exposition, Jack Mac
Donald Of Detroit, was the sender and
we have given him credit for another
years subscription. Thanks muchly.
Speaker Social and Library Club met
with Miss Hattie Elston at her home
in Yale on Friday evening, Feb. 10.
| About thirty.iiye members were pres
ent. All report an excellent time and
are loud in their praises of Miss Elston
as an entertainer. The next meeting
will be held at the home of William
| Hilborn.
Mesdames Beecher, Ed. Andreae,
| Adams, Harrington, Sorgatz, Cochrane,
Lacy, Fulton, Pollock, Palmer, McNul-
ty and Staley were invited to spend