The Yale expositor., 1916-04-27

a. V. IdTulIte, WHO IL travelling
salesman for the Marshall Furnace Co.,
was home over Sunday.
Time to get the lawn mower out
from its winter quarters and put it in
trim for the summer campaign.
Mrs. w. j. Milligan and Jennie
Loughead, of Sarnia, were guests at
the home of John Holden last week.
Mrs. Eugene DEMO and daughter
Geneva, of Detroit, visited her father,
Thomas Grimes the latter part of last
week
John Holden sold his $50 acre tract
of land located near Gladwin TO Mr..
Schleichster. The transfer was made
this week.
f. Ferguson will start delivering ice
the first of May. All wanting ice at
that time will please notify him.
Phone 81 4 r.
Ruth MenZies and friend Eleanor
Hill, of the Thomas Normal Training
School, of Detroit, were guests at the
MenZies home over Sunday.
j. l. Rosenthal was in Detroit last
Thursday returning TO Port Huron in
the evening where he listened To VIM.
H. alt al nldySohiN hCoNiC'
Lawrence Menerey, superintendent
of the public schools at FOstoria, visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
Menerey west of Yale over Sunday.
Thos. Kearney, who has been teach
ing school on Harsen's island during
the past winter and spring, visited his
father and friends in this locality the
past week.
Junior Play, "The Private Secretary"
is on the boards for Friday evening.
1t is laughable comedy drama and
should be seen to be appreciated. BE
sure and attend.
Nearly every day the past week has
been rainy, gloomy and cold. The
farmers are rather discouraged as it is
now month later than last year in get
ting on the land to work.
Miss Elizabeth Ostrander, of Yale
who was for time in the employ of
Cooper * Son Co., is now clerking for
+. l.. Rigg in his general store at Ply
mouth.-Lenox Standard.
Seth Traviss, of Newmarket, Ont,
has been spending the past week with
his brother Bert, two miles north of
Yale. Seth, several years ago, owned
the dray business in Yale.
Jay b. Weymouth was in Port Huron
on Thursday last attending the ban
Quet given by the st. Clair County Bar
Association at the Elks Temple. Ex-
president VIM. III. Taft addressed the
association.
4. L. Fead, j.. A. Menzies, n. Is.
Herbert and wife were in Port Huron
Thursday last and attended the speech
on "World Relationships" delivered by
VIM. Ii. Taft at Majestic Theatre in
the evening.
Alex Johnston, of Chicago, Hugh
J Johnston and wife, of Traverse City,
Jerry Johnston and wife, of Detroit,
Z. w. Burns and wife, of Bay City,
spent Easter with relatives and friends
in Yale and vicinity.
j. L. Rosenthal's stock of clothing
and mems furnishings is complete and
up-t to date. If you haven't already
bought your spring suit, hat or shoes
call at his store and look over his line
His prices are right.
Repairs are being made to the north
end hotel by Crysler u WEIGH. The
front porch is being pat in shape and
the rooms are being papered and paint
ed. When completed the building will
have neat and tidy appearance.
Lou Lester, of Blaine, sustained q
broken ankle while driving through
here last Friday leading a string OF
horses. Testers foot became entaugled
in halter, and one of the horses, jerk.
ing backward wrenched the foot and
broke the ankle. The injury was cared
for by local physician.-Lenox Stan.
dard
Fred Secord, of Clio, was In Yale the
past week on visit to his brother Rus
and also shaking hands with his many
| friends. Fred will soon move with his
family to Flint where he has a position
The Light and Water Co. at Clio where
he was employed for several years was
sold to one of the big electric light and
power companies.
Mrs. Louis O'Dett quietly celebrated
her Tooth birthday on Easter Sunday al
the home of her son in Avooa. Mrs
O'Dett was born April %, 1916, in the
county of Cork, Ireland, and came ia
Michigan in 1854, living on farm in
Grant township until nine years age
when she came to her son at Avoca
Her mind is clear and she has good
health.
Gov. Woodbridge N. Ferris has is.
sued a proclamation designating Fri.
day, May 5th, as Arbor and Bird Day
and requests that this day be observed
by all schools, public and private, and
other educational institutions, by the
planting of trees for identifying school
grounds and parks, and by conducting
suitable exercises for promoting the
spirit of protection 10 trees and birds
Considerable excitement was mani
| fest at the north end hotel Monday,
when one of the workmen engaged In
making the repairs to the building
found two pound stick of dynamite.
Whether IL was placed there as joke
or for a purpose, it Is no laughing mat.
ter, and the one who is responsible for
the explosive being there should be
found and made to explain. Who knows
but some of our citizens might have
been blown up by this fool-hardy trick