The Yale expositor., 1915-02-18
Local and Otherwise.

ucOIRc was az DnONOA
day of this week.
IF. Crysler was in Port Huron on
business Tuesday.
Matinee races and a fox chase in
Yale tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 10th.
Mrs. E. w. Farley visited her parents
and friends at Richmond this week.
Harry Livingston was the guest of
his sister, Mrs. James McColl last week.
Z. w. Farley attended the Democratic
county convention at Port Huron last
Saturday.
E.G. Bricker of Detroit visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cough
over Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies was at Pinconning
over Sunday visiting her sister, Mrs. II.
g. Mansfield.
Clayton and Grant Welch went north
| Wednesday morning on two weeks
hunting trip.
Irving Palmer of Port Huron has
been in Yale the past week looking up
life insurance.
Jess Lane and wife, of Port Huron,
visited relatives and friends in Yale
the past week.
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ity the past week picking up few Of
the best of them.
N. b. Herbert has been at Gait, Ont,
the past week on visit to his sister,
who is very sick.
Mayme Pearce is in Detroit buying
goods and will be home soon with a
fine line of spring millinery.
w. p. Darling went to Port Huron
Monday to serve on the circuit court
jury from Brockway township.
Mrs. j. III. Beckton of Caro- visited
her sister, Mrs. w. +. Rub and other
relatives and friends the past week.
Mrs. r. G. Mclaughlin and daughter
Vera have been spending the week
with Saginaw relatives and friends.
The l.. b. S. of the Presbyterian
church netted neat sum of money
from their home-baking sale on Satur-
day last.
Rev. Chas. Bragg is still at Flint as.
sisting in revival work. His pulpits at
ale and Cole were filled last Sunday
by Chas. Shafer.
Contestants should watch our col
ums each week for special votes. List
of all the workers will be printed in
ueXI week EApOSlLOI'
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Z. Ii.
Drake is in serious condition. She is
kept as quiet as possible and no one
allowed to see her except attendants.
J. b. Paisley is Frightening up the
interior of the Paisley Hotel bar room
by having the walls and ceiling redec-
Grated. Dusty Mcdonald is doing the
work.
A large delegation of stars from Yale
Chapter attended the county conven-
tion of the Order of Eastern Star at
Port Huron Monday afternoon and
evening.
Thelma Minnie gave a Valentine
party last Thursday evening to twenty
four of her young friends and play.
mates. A six o'clock dinner was served
and good time was enjoyed by all.
James Martin has sold his interests
in the livery of Smith IL Martin to his
partner who will continue in the busi-
ness. Mr.. Martin does not know what
he will go at as yet. The deal was
closed up Saturday last.
Some weeks ago Chas. King adver-
tised in the Expositor for a lost hog.
1t was found last week under a straw
stack on his farm where it had been
for twenty-seven days. The porker
was alive but rather weak. We have
always said it pays to advertise in the
Expositor.
What might have been fatal acci-
dent happened Dick Passmore one day
last week. While leading cow she
became frightened and ran against him
and knocked him to the ground, and
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Dick was quite badly-injured but it is
hoped he will soon recover.
Charles Rounds has recently erected
building on the lot east of the =. NJ.
railroad tracks on North street which
he will use for manufacturing steel
corrugated culverts. Mr.. Rounds is
established in this business and can
furnish culverts lot cheaper than
outside concerns. See him before you
buy.
The following are some of the prize
winners Of Wednesdays sports at Capac
last week. In the first event first mon
ey was won by Asa Wilkes owned by
j. +. Crysler, Yale; End honors for this
prize were evenly divided between
Little Mike of Yale and Earl Near
owned by Dingman of Riley. In the
blue rock shooting contest, 1st, George
Clark of Kings Mills; End, Robt. Mas
sey of Berlin; 3rd, George Allen, ,Capac.
Yale was well represented.
We notice by the Port Huron Times
Herald that Ed Wornen, while clearing
away the debris of the Summers Linen
Co. building which was destroyed by
fire some months ago, found the body
of a prematurely born infant wrapped
in handkerchief and newspaper and
placed in a shoe box. The body was
taken to the undertaking rooms of
Coroner Falk and a postmortem exam.
ination was ordered to ascertain if the
child was alive when born. The matter
has been reported to police headquar.
ters and officers are now working on
the case.
On Monday of this week T. j. Minnie
installed In Central Meat Market new
set of counter scales which are the
neatest In town. They were made by
Toledo Scale Co., and are the very latest
model In the computing line. When
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