The Yale expositor., 1915-03-04

AlDerG Harry Oh CTOSWell was q Bucet
at the home of Harry Jardine over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cochrane, of AL
mont, visited their son, g. 5. Cochrane
this week.
Mrs. Art Dennis is in North Branch
this week on visit to j. A. Rapley
and family.
VIM. Ill. Learmont is at Jeddo assist
ing in the bank during the absence OF
the cashier.
George Little and two sons Frank
and Harry are in Port Huron and De-
trOit on visit
Bert and Fred Shearer, of Chicago,
are visiting their brother George on the
farm south of Yale,
Senior play "Our Wives" in Central
Hall, March 10. Keep this date In MIND
and be sure and attend.
Sam Philips sale on Wednesday was
q hummer. Big crowd and everything
sold at top notch prices.
G. s. Cochrane has had the interior
of his store reprinted and redecorated.
Cavanagh Bros. were the artists.
Supervisors Patterson of Brockway
and Shut of Lynn were in Port Huron
Monday after the primary ballots.
II. j. Minnie will ship hogs and cattle
Thursday, March 18th. If you have
anything to sell see him or phone 9.
Elder j. Ii. Patton will not fill his
regular appointment at Brick Chapel
next Sunday on account OF sickness.
Mrs. w. A. Campbell and family of
Lynn spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Jos. Mathews on North street,
Yale.
j. A. Rapley, cashier of the Pioneer
Bank at North Branch was in Yale over
Sunday on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Frank Ernest is now occupying the
A. T.. Jackson house on South Main
street, having moved IN the latter part
Of last week.
Special meeting o. +. S. Wednesday
evening, March 10th. Initiation. Re-
freshments will be served. Alice M.
Mckenzie, sec.
Ventry r. Hisey, one of the editors
and publishers of the Wayne Weekly,
was home over Sunday on a visit to his
mother and friends.
Mrs. Sarah Holden has been quite
sick at her home on Mechanic street.
1t is hoped by her friends that she may
regain her usual good health.
Mrs. NJ. M. Bowles has sold her in.
terest in the brick building corner OF
Main and North streets now occupied
by Mathews q Wight to Mrs. Boucher.
Lothian g. Palmer will have special
representative with custom tailor line
at their store on Friday and Saturday
March IL and Is. Leave your order fol
a suit.
Prof. G. r. Sturgis, we'll known as q
trainer of choirs and other musical Or
CARNATIONS, has located in Marlette and
will have charge of the Methodist
choir there.
| wish to thank the many friends
who so kindly assisted me in securing
the Ford Touring Car in the Times
Herald contest. Mrs. Elton Kinney
ale route l.
Mrs. E. j. Black has returned from
a four weeks stay in millinery parlors
of Detroit where she learned all the
newest, latest fads and up-to-date styles
in ladies headwear.
Charles Kennedy of Milwaukee has
bought the 80 acre farm known as the
Lester Clark place from II. K. Barr
Consideration $6,200 Mr.. Barr will re.
main on the place and work it this seas
on.
Wellington Newell is home from his
trip to San Diego, Los Angeles, Calf.
and Centralia, Wash. He is delighted
over the trip and found all his relatives
and friends looking well and enjoying
life among sunshine and flowers.
The w. w. Bible Glass of the M. p
Sunday school met at the home OF
Myrtle Holcomb, Tuesday evening
March End. Games were played, re
freshments served, committees appoin
ted and good time enjoyed by all.
A young man named McDuff was 8
visitor in Croswell over Sunday. He
halls from Yale and this is his second
visit within few weeks, so we Judge
that Croswell and Croswell attractions
look good to him.-Croswell Jefferson
ian.
BE sure and attend the sale of stand
ard bred and work horses at the Crysler
House, Yale, Saturday, March6. There
are some good prospects in the standard
bred colts and the work horses are just
what you need at this time of year
Notice the list in another part of this
issue.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church was held at the home
of Mrs. Frank Andreae Wednesday at
ternoon, about twenty ladies beinI
present. The subject of the two papers
was "Child life in non Christian lands.
The next meeting will be held will
Mrs. Clyde Richards April Z.
Rev. s. G. Bettes, Evangelist, hal
rented the Hoquaim theatre for tn,
month of April for a series of reviya
meetings. He will be assisted by Rev
Isaacs, of Salem, Ore, fine singer
The meetings will be undenomination
al and free to all. Rev. Bettes goel
next week to Spokane for a month o.
revival meetings in that city.-Th'
Record, Hoquiam, Wash, February IL