The Yale expositor., 1915-12-16
Snow storm Sunday.

Snow storm Sunday.
Vera Wallace was in Detroit over
Sunday
J. b. Paisley is in Detroit today on
business
Hattie Il. Merrill was in Port Huron
Tuesday.
State, county and school taxes are
now due.
V. X. Rassey and son are in Port
Huron today.
Eva Heaton, of Pigeon, was in Yale
the past week.
viii Mullaney is the new clerk at the
Paisley Hotel.
Chas. Cole visited his father in Port
Huron Wednesday.
Rev. Chas. Bragg was at Flint and
Attica the first of the week.
Mrs. John Harmer has returned home
after three weeks visit in Flint
viii McMahon, of Capac, visited rel
atives and friends here on Sunday.
Mrs. James Wallace and daughter
Queenie were.st Port Huron Friday
last.
I G. w. Hess, of Chicago, president OF
the u. :. Linen Co., is the guest OF Jas.
McColl.
Mrs. j. Z. Hallead of Chicago is here
visiting her son and friends i'm this
vicinity.
W. n. Harvie and wife, of Detroit,
are guests of y ale relatives and friends
this week.
Saline Sheehy is assisting i'm l.. Roy
Fuller's jewelry store during the holt
day season.
Grace Nj. Phelps visited her friend
Gladys M. Phillips at Port Huron on
Saturday last.
The barber shops will close all day
Christmas. Get your barber work done
the day before.
Will Palmer, of Newberry, has been
spending the past week with Yale rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Benedict, of Brown
City, were guests of &. 5. Cochrane and
wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Eilber has been spending
the past week with relatives at King
stOn, Tuscola county.
A. w. Parkinson, of Detroit, was in
Yale the first of the week calling on
relatives and friends.
The cream stations will be open on
Friday night before Christmas and will
be closed all day Saturday.
James Wallace moved his egg and
cream station into the building first
door south of Minnie's meat market
on Tuesday.
Abner Clyne, of Pontiac, is here on a
visit to his mother and brothers. Abner
has position as one of the assistants
at the asylum.
j. l. Rosenthal has fine assortment
of Christmas gifts at his clothing store.
Call and look over his line before you
buy elsewhere.
Miss Richie, Miss Mccall, Victor
Learmont, Bernice and Helen Harring-
; ton attended the Senior play at Brown
City last Friday night.
Helen Bradfield, who has been at
home for the past two weeks with a
case of humps, will not return to Alma
college until after the holidays.
Don J. McDutf is clerking in Thomp.
sons drug store at Peck. His position
in Mathews Il Wight's drug store here
is taken by Ray George of Brown City.
Mrs. K. w. Farley has been at Rich
mond the past week on a visit to rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Farley accom-
panied her as far as Port Huron on
Friday last.
X. ;. Campbell, general agent for the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co, of Port Huron, was in Yale, Mon
day, looking up business and calling
on friends.
Milton Edighoffer has given up
housekeeping and will store his goods
with Eldon Martin for the time being
Mr.. Edighoffer's mother will remain i'm
Yale for the winter.
The Meredith Construction Co., of
Detroit, who were awarded the con.
tract for the Baxter drain, have a crew
of men on the job and expect to have
| it completed within two or three weeks.
la letter received last week from
| Arthur Booker, former resident of
Yale, having been employed in the
| telephone exchange, he says:-"Please
send the Expositor to Unity, Sask., in
stead of Carsonville, Mich. Always
glad to hear about our old friends in
and around Yale"
There will be a grand ball at the
Cleaner Hall, Old BrOckway, on Friday
evening, Dec. 80, 1915, which the public
are cordially invited to attend. Music
by Frances Atkinson 3-piece orchestra
of Port Huron. Bill, $l.00; refresh
ments extra. A new hard wood floor
will be laid in the hall.
In the circuit court at Port Huron
this week, in the case lrought by the
: heirs of David Hunt, jr, of Detroit,
against the township of Brockway for
! 100000 damages, the jury disagreed.
1t will be remembered that Hunt was
killed in an auto accident just south of
Yale in 1910. About twenty-five wit
nesses were called in the case from Yale
and vicinity.
Arthur Dennis left Tuesday morning
for Avoca, where he will accept the