The Yale expositor., 1915-02-18
Democratic County Convention,


The democratic county convention
was held In Port Huron Saturday last
to elect 27 delegates to attend the state
convent on at Lansing on Feb. 16. A
large delegation from the townships
and cities of the county were present.
County chairman John M. Gleason
called the convention to order and
selected =. Ii. Kane as chairman and
Geo. link as secretary.
The following committees were
named:
Permanent organization and order
of business: Samuel A. Hardness, st.
Clair, William Myron, Grant and
James Reid, Emmett.
Resolutions: Elmer 4. Stockwell,
Port Huron; K. w. Farley, Yale, j. 5.
Wittliff, of Port Huron.
Credentials: j acob Vossen, st. Clair;
$. B. 0Oddington, Capac and Eugene A.
David, Ira
Committee to name q delegates to
the state convention: John M. Gleason,
John Tierney and Thomas j. Kane.
The delegates named to attend the
state convention are as follows: John
M. Gleason, James Reid, George link,
Albert E. Stevenson, John 5. Wittlit,
2. ii. Kane, James A. Muir, Thomas
Quain, William Springer, Daniel Gleas-
on, William Powers, Henry n. Rankin,
Angus NJ. Smith, e. +. Stockwell,
George w. Becker, John O'Leary,
Marcus Freleigh, G.. j. Tarte, John
Krantz, John Noetzel, James Stirling,
William Campbell, Thomas +. Ryan,
Frank Ross, A. q. Jackson, g. G. Peck
and John Tierney.
w. II. Learmont is at Jeddo today on
business.
f. F. Fead was in Detroit this week
on business.
James McColl is at Deckerville today
on business.
Mrs. Henry Holmes visited her son
in Detroit last week.
Grant Holden was in Detroit Wed
nesday on business.
Charles Dewey of Melvin was in Yale
Wednesday on business.
G. s. Cochrane was in Detroit the first
of the week on business.
The Delta Lambda library books may
now be had at l.. Roy Fuller's jewelry
store.
DR.. G. Arwid Wells of Brown City
made professional calls in Yale We'd
Resday.
Albert Spring of Detroit was in Yale
this week calling on friends and ac-
Quaintances.
II. S. Wait and wife of Sandusky are
visiting relatives and friends in Yale
and vicinity.
Tho fina warm xuaathar of tho paet
week is causing the snow and ice to
disappear very fast.
February 18th is Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of Lent. Sunday, April
4, is the date it ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Brinkman of De.
troit have been guests of Geo. Cough
and family the past week.
Fred Taylor will go to Lansing to-
night to attend the Grocerymen's asso-
citation held in the capitol city.
James Cogleys Sons have the agency
few words to say about it in an ad-
vertisement this week. Read it.
The six.week old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gottsleiben, northeast of Yale,
died Tuesday morning and the funeral
was held today. Burial in Elmwood
cemetery.
George Anderson and A. K. Ostrand.
er are serving as jurymen at the Feb.
ruary term of circuit court. Grant
Holden, the third juryman from Yale
was excused.
The Princess Theatre will show the
serial story "The Trey o. Hearts" in
moving pictures beginning this (Thurs.
day evening. Be sure and see it.
Prices 10 and 15c.
The ladies' aid of the Brockway M.
e; church will serve supper at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Carlysle on
Wednesday evening, Feb. oath. Supper
from six till all are served. 25c.
Mr.. Matzen of Worthwhile, Mrs. Wells
and George Metcalf of Caro-, are here
on visit to their sister, Mrs. Il. Rem.
ington. Mrs. Matzen and Mrs. Rem.
ington are celebrating their birthdays
today.
The show given in Central Hall on
Saturday night by Rogers and his com.
pany of fun makers was fairly well
attended and the stunts of magic and
hypnotism performed were enjoyed by
all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. John IL. Holmes of De-
taoit came to Yale Wednesday to spend
a week with relatives and friends. Mr..
Holmes has been confined to the house
by sickness for three weeks but is now
on the improve.
Rev. 4. ii. Bradfeld will go to De-
troit tomorrow friday to attend a
meeting of the Executive Commission
of the Synod of Michigan, Presbyterian
church. In the evening he will be pres
ent at banquet held at Hotel Statler
In the list of widows pensions grant
ed we notice the name of Laura j.
Spencer of Yale. Other pensions have
been granted to veterans and widows
of veterans in the seventh district
through the efforts of Congressman
| Cramton.
Mrs. j. NJ. Smith is at Millington this
week where she was called by the death
of her father, Henry Rogers. He suf-
fered stroke of apoplexy on Thursday
of last week and died on Saturday
morning. The funeral is being held
TODAY (1huredayl