The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-02-25

Important OUlC6. lie mas 06lO the OIlC6
Of Highway commissioner of Greenwood
township for eleven years and his work
on the roads of that township shows
his competency as good roads builder.
Mr.. Black has advanced ideas in the
construction of good roads, and should
he be nominated and elected one of the
commissioners, the county would not
be disappointed in him,
The "Trey o. Hearts" at Princess
Theatre.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy and daughter Doro-
thy are in Detroit.
Norma Wight is home from Alma
college for a few days.
Mrs. w. A. Holden, of Port Huron
visited Yale relatives and friends the
first of the week.
James Wallace is at Port Huron to-
day attending the funeral of his neph-
ew, VIM. G. Rapley.
DR. w. G. Wight has bought the little
house north of the M. Il. church of
Mrs. Alvah Bailey.
Mrs. Myrtle Zavits is here from De-
troit on visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chauncy Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Clark and lit.
tie son Eugene have been visiting Mrs.
Clark's mother, Mrs. Jos. Lundy the
past week.
T. j. Minnie will ship a carload of
hogs on Tuesday next. Anyone having
hogs to sell please bring them in or
phone No. 6.
Mrs Benz Evans, who has been very
low the past week is some better.
Nearly all of her children are here on
a visit to her.
Mrs James Wallace went to Strath.
roy, Ont, Tuesday, where her niece,
Florence Rapley, is very low and not
expected to live.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter A. Williams at Sandusky last
week. The Expositor extends heartiest
congratulations.
County Commissioner of Schools, +.
Il. Blackney of Port Huron was in
Yale today on his way to visit the
Menerey school.
To our contestants-Cut this out and
bring it in Saturday. 1t will entitle
you to twice the amount of votes for
each dollar turned in.
Arthur Ferguson and son of Pontiac,
who have been visiting with Dan Fer
guson and wife for several weeks, re.
turned home Monday.
Charles Lapien, of Greenwood town
ship, is reported as having gone insane
last week and at times was quite vic.
lent. 1t is hoped he may recover.
Mayme Pearce is having the store,
occupied by Saline Sheehy for several
years, repaired and will move into it
soon with fine stock of spring mil
linery.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Burk of Putnam,
Ont, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry z. Dinner over Sunday.
The young couple were here on their
wedding trip.
We are in receipt Of card from J.
|. Rosenthal written Feb. Dist at San
Diego, Calf, stating that he is having
good time and is leaving for Los
Angeles. He sends best wishes to all.
Henry Pearce and daughter Mayme,
who have spent the past month at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Locke in
Port Huron, are back to Yale again in
their home on Jones street. Mrs. Locke
and child are here visiting.
The fire whistle at the power house
sounded an alarm Tuesday noon. The
Robbins dwelling house on Wood street
proved to be where the fire was locat-
ed, caused from a defective chimney.
Only slight damage was done.
Twelve youngsters helped Courtney
Beard celebrate his own and George
Washington's birthday on Monday
afternoon. A fine time was enjoyed
by the little fellows and dainty lun-
cheon was served by Mrs. Beard.
The "Trey o. Hearts," the serial
story which is being shown in moving
pictures at the Princess Theatre is
drawing large crowds. 1t is full of ad-
venture and is interesting in every de-
tail. The story is now running in the
Expositor.
A large number of our delinquent
subscribers have responded to our call
for which we feel thankful Many
others have paid no attention to the
notice. Come in or send the amounts
due, please. We need the money to
square up with the other fellow.
A mad dog scare created considerable
excitement on Sunday evening last.
Three young lads of Yale were bitten
and Marshal Henry on being notified
secured shot gun and took the trail,
cornering the brute near the M. f.
church. He fired three shots at him in
the dark missing his mark. The dog
got away without a scratch. Next
morning a posse of men and boys With
guns chased him into Sanilac county.
1t is suggested that the gun club of
Yale get together and practice, for all
the shots taken at the canine fell short.
The Masonic old.time ball in Central
Hall Wednesday evening of this week
was success both socially and finan-
ciallp. In the neighborhood of seventy
couples were present and all enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content un.
til a. m. Thursday. Finzel's orchestra
from Detroit furnished the music, Will
Bryce, as official caller, made things
lively for the old-timers in the qua
drilles, reels and circle dances. The
Masonic lodge cleared about $500
which will be used in the purchase of
upholstered seats for the lodge room.