The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-03-11
Local and Otherwise.

sour Wives"
At Central Hall,
Friday evening, March 10.
Given by the Seniors of Yale High.
FIR Melting is in New York state on
visit
See Devereau, the invalid, at Central
Hall March 10.
Andy O'Rourke of Richmond was in
Yale Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds is visiting rel
atives at Bennington, Ont.
"Oxcuse me please, I've got cold in
der head" says Oscar Siebel.
Archie Barth of Elkton visited his
brother George the past week.
Mrs. Brooks Dawson and son Robert
were down from Melvin Saturday.
John E Staley has been confined to
his home the past week from sickness.
j. F. Crysler was in Port Huron
Tuesday and Wednesday on business.
Fred Hall of Waters is spending the
week with friends in Yale and Lynn.
H. j. Wells of Mt. Pleasant a col
lege friend of j. +. Ryan is here on a
visit
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vanness
on Monday, March 8th, daughter.
Congratulations
Marie "Thank goodness they are
what ess EFT the Americans call-oh
yes, out Of sight"
Mrs. Geo. Wade and Isla Adams of
Detroit visited Yale relatives ana
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 5. Locke, of Port
Huron, were visiting Yale relatives and
friends over Sunday.
George Mcintyre and wife are in De-
troit to see specialist regarding Mrs.
McIntyre's sickness.
Sam b. Phillips writes us from De-
troit to please change the address of
his paper to Orion, Mich.
According to a learned professor,
there is no first robin. He's the same
old bird that stayed over,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston of Ira
verse City are visiting relatives and
friends in Yale and vicinity.
M. NJ. Pearce has moved into the
Palmer building and has on exhibition
a fine assortment of millinery.
Z. L. Blackney, county commissioner
of schools, of Port Huron, was in \ ale
Tuesday on his way to Brown City.
Dwight Vincent came home Thurs.
day from East Lansing where he has
been for the past winter attending the
M. a. G.
Grant Holden went to Saginaw
| Tuesday on business and from there
will go TO Detroit to attend the Rexall
convention.
Something went wrong with the
necessitated the closing of the school
until afternoon.
Governor Ferris says he is not can
didate for United States Senator and
will not be a candidate for governor
again. So there.
About four inches of snow fell Fri
day. Cutters and sleighs were out.
Saturdays warm sun and rain soon
whipped the sleighing.
l.. Roy Fuller is changing and re-
modelling portion of the interior of
his home making the rooms more con.
venient and comfortable.
We understand that Rev. Charles,
who was pastor of the Disciple church
her efor one year, will be called to take
charge Of the church again.
Circles no. and of the NJ L. church
will serve 15c Shamrock Lunch at the
home of Mrs. George Barth March l6.
Lunch from until all are served.
Yale chapter o. Z. :. is making
preparations to observe the 25th ami
versary of the foundation of the order
here, which occurs in May, we believe
viii Coles many friends will be
pleased to learn that he is gradually
getting better from his serious sickness
and if he does not have a relapse
will recover.
In letter from Fred Teets at Alto
| he sends us money to renew his sub
scriptiOn to the Expositor and also
states that himself and family are
alive and well.
We are thankful to our friend L. j.
Wood. supervisor of Speaker township,
| for copy of the 1914 official proceed
ings of the Board of Supervisors of
Sanilac county.
The Paige auto sales rooms in the
White block Port Huron, were thrown
open to the public on Friday last. A,
s. Hill is the Thumb District represen-
tative for this car. A large number of
people have visited the show rooms and
inspected the car.
The annual delinquent tax sale for
st. Clair county is being advertised in
the Port Huron Times Herald. The
list embraces about 100 descriptions
and will be run for five weeks. The
sale takes place at the court house in
Port Huron on the first Tuesday in
May.
1t is expected that meeting of the
Citizens Improvement club will be cal
led for the near future for the purpose
of taking up the matter of a booster
celebration for Yale as suggested in
our columns in the past few weeks. 1t
is to be hoped that they take favorable
action in regard to same as we think
that Yale people in general would like
to see the city celebrate.
G. F. Erb, contractor and builder, has
contracted to erect the coming spring