The Yale expositor., 1916-04-13
Local and Otherwise.
,ain Tuesday and "Wednesday.

Rain Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. L. Rosenthal was at Detroit over
Sunday.
George Mcintyre was at Snover Mon
day on business.
Frank Sheehy was home from Jack
son over Sunday.
Rada Rapley was over from North
| Branch this week.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and daughter Betty
have returned home.
Horace +. Beard was in Detroit the
latter part OF last week.
Gilman Beals is out and around again
although not very strong.
Mrs. j. l.. Benedict of Brown City
visited in Yale this week.
The Richmond egg wagon has started
making regular trips to Yale.
Mrs. Arthur Dennis and baby, of
Avoca, were in Yale this week.
The Yale Shoe Store has a new avn
ing in the front of the building.
Marjorie Menzies visited in Brown
City the latter part Of the week.
John Harmer was over from Flint
the past week calling on friends.
viii Menerey, of Detroit, is home on
visit to his mother and friends.
Mrs. w. ID. Sayles and daughter Janet
were in Port Huron on Friday last
Frank Weleh, of Flint, is visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Welch.
G.. II. Sturgis is out again from his
recent sickness, feeling much better.
Mrs. +. w. Farley and daughter
Bernice were at Richmond the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rix spent sun
day with Port Huron relatives and
friends
Mrs. +. F.. Fead and children were
visitors with relatives in Sarnia the
past week
Under sheriff Windsor, of Port HUI
friends in Yale.
Fred Currier, Harvey Sayles and
Burnell Wight are home from the u.
OF NJ this week.
Mrs. James Shaw and two children
spent from Friday to Tuesday with
relatives in Detroit.
i Mrs. Mayme Wiley and babe, of
| Flint, were guests of Rev. and Mrs. e.
Charles the past week.
Mrs George Windsor, of Melvin, who
has been critically i'll at her home all
winter, is much improved.
Mrs. Anna Burtch and daughter Ada
| attended the funeral of Blanche Arm
strong at Ayoca last Tuesday.
Thos. Ridley, wife and daughter, of
near Capac, were calling on Yale rela-
tives and friends the past week.
Regular meeting o +. ). Wednesday
evening, April 18th. Election of Off
GERS. A. M. Mckenzie, Sec.
Earl Wallace is the name of the
young son born to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Holcomb, Wednesday, April 9TH. Con
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Mclaughlin, after
spending winter with their daughter
at st. Louis, returned to their home
here Monday evening.
Roswell Raymond and family return.
ed to Yale Monday and are now occu
pying the J. G. Hart house vacated by
VIM. Carroll and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae re.
turned Monday morning from Franklin,
n. Y, where they accompanied the
body of Mrs. K. Il. Beecher.
Mrs. Neil Stirling, of the Canadian
Northwest, arrived in Yale Monday
morning on visit. Mr.. Stirling is ex.
pected the latter end Of the week.
V. X. Rassey has had the interior of
his fruit store repainted and decorated
and also lain new linoleum on the floor.
He is now serving ice cream, sodas and
soft drinks.
Eilber & Barth have placed an un-
derground steel tank in front of their
harness shop and will supply gasoline.
This firm will furnish you free air,
free advice, but not free gasoline.
Edighoffer Bros. are enjoying a
splendid trade and are making many
satisfied customers by selling the shoes
that fit and wear well. Their repair
department is kept busy every week
day.
The Cleaners of Brockway will give
a grand Easter Ball at their hall on
everybody. Music by Hutton's 3.piece
orchestra of Yale. Bin sI.OO. Re-
sreshments extra.
George Mcintyre and Grant Holden,
agents for the Chevrolet in Yale and
vicinity, this week sold Harve Wilcox
Chevrolet touring car. Other pros
pective auto buyers are looking over
the Chevrolet.
Mrs. David Stuart quietly celebrated
birthday, Wednesday, March 20. A
birthday dinner, by parcel post, from
her daughter, Mrs. +. w. Farley, OF
Yale, was one of the pleasant surprises
OF the day.-Richmond Review.
Mr.. Bingham, of the State Board OF
Health at Lansing, was in Yale Mon
day inspecting the work of the Baxter
Drain. He also took up the PROPOSE