The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-02-04
Local and Otherwise.
Colds are prevalent.

party last Thursday evening.
Mrs Z. Ii. Drake does not gain in
health and strength very fast.
Mrs IL. A. Sawyer, who has been sick
for a long time, does not improve
Il. d. Nichol, of Strathroy, Ont, is in
Yale on visit to his many II4tr'7
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Herbert wecl
Detroit visitors Monday and Tuesday.
Meta Mcdonald of Brown City visit
ed young friends in Yale over Sunday
Rev. Chas. Bragg will not go to
Flint to assist in revival services until
next week.
A. f. Jackson was over from Capac
on Wednesday. Alb reports good
hotel business.
Ruth Menzies left Thursday morn
ing for visit in Detroit, Ipsilantl
and Ann Arbor.
Saturday morning last the thermom
eter at the high school registered IL
degrees below zero.
Geo. w. Gardner and wife have re-
turned from visit to friends and rel.
olives in Ontario.
James b. Blackford, who has spent
the past couple of months in California,
returned home the past week.
After you have heard Husted's
"Mark Twain" you can read his writ
ings and appreciate them more.
Mrs. James Wallace and Rada Rapley
were called TO Strathroy this week on
account of the illness of relative.
Mrs. John Bright has been quite sick
with a severe cold for the past two or
three weeks She is much better now.
Jason Clark and fatherin law of
Saginaw were in Yale the first of the
week calling on relatives and friends.
A sleighload of young people drove
out to VIM. McIntyre's Roseburg Tues
day evening and enjoyed very pleas
ant time.
Mrs. l.. ii. Leslie and child left for
Grand Rapids last week where her hus.
band has 4 position and they will make
their home
LATE Stouer of Detroit was in Yale
today on his way to SanduskY TO see
his child who is sick at the home OF its
grandparents.
No school in any Of the grades of
our public schools the rest of the week
on account Of the teachers attending
the institute at Port Huron
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Youngs
on Saturday, January %, 1915, at Marine
City, daughter Mrs. Youngs will be
remembered as Hazel Moore.
Will Sayles was the lucky person to
have his picture shown on the canvas
at Princess Theatre and being present
received one dollar Who next
j. [. Rosenthal expects to go TO Cali.
fornia either Saturday this week or the
first OF next week where he will spend
a few weeks attending the eXposltions.
Fredda Holden and Mayme Currier
went to Detroit today to hear the three
stars, William Gillette, Blanche Bates
and Marie DOro in the play Diplomacy"
at the Detroit.
A dance and oyster supper will be
given in Brinkman Hall, Avoca, Fri
day evening, February II, to which the
public is cordially invited Music by
McKanlass Bill Sl.50.
We learn that Mrs. stephen Curvin,
of Croswell, whose home was formerly
in Yale, was taken to the Port Huron
hospital last week where she underwent
an operation, performed for cancer of
the nose.
Harvey Middleton, while splitting
wood the first of the week, cut his foot
quite badly, the axe glancing from the
stick of wood and Embedding deeply
into his instep. He will be laid up for
some time
Oscar Williamson and Vera Land
were married this Thursday afternoon
at Yals by Rev. Lester Clark. They
were supported by Curtis Todd and
Mamie Todd The Expositor extends
congratulations.
The Detroit Tribune has been merged
with the News and discontinued.
Those who subscribed for the Tribune
will get the News instead. The News
is frst.c class daily paper and you will
not be disappointed in the change.
The w. w. Il. &. met at the home of
Mabel Martin on Monday evening,
Feb !. for the purpose of electing OIL
ers:-President, Mabel Martin; secre-
tary, Dorothy Lane; treasurer, George
Beadle; correspondent, E. +. Metcalf.
Refreshments were then served, after
which all went home.
Why would it not be a good plan for
the Citizens improvement Club to give
q banquet sometime in the near future ?
This would excite interest in the organ
ization and no doubt bring about much
good. If we remember rightly the one
given a few years ago was a decided
success. The above is only a sugges-
ton from the Exposition and should be
taken for what IL is worth. Those who
are interested are invited to express
themselves.
Donald j. Black, of Greenwood town
ship, has circulated his petition and
secured sufficient signers to get on the
ballot in next springs election for the
nomination of county road commission.
er in ST. Clair county. Dan is man
who has had many years experience as
highway commissioner of his township
and his work shows that he knows how
to build good roads. This section of
the county should be represented on
the commission and we know of no
better man than our friend from
Greenwood,