The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-03-30

| Wednesday.
Edw. Andreae was in Detroit We'd
nesday for the day.
Joe +. Vincent was Port Huron
caller on Wednesday.
Mrs. Will Andreae made a visit in
AvOca on Wednesday.
q. 5. Cochrane and wife were in De-
troit the first of the week.
John Smith, five miles south of Yale
is reported a very sick man.
Henry Zuelch of Fargo transacted
business in Yale Wednesday.
Ed Dinner is home this week from
the M. A. &. at East Lansing.
Gilman Beals, who is suffering from
mastroids, does not improve very fast.
Mrs. 9. A. Drake and little son of
near Avoca were in Yale Wednesday,
Mrs. Will Holden, of Port Huron,
visited Yale relatives the first of the
week.
Marie Cooley of Flint visited Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. w. Gardner the past
week
The Delta Lambda club has just re-
Gently placed many new books in its
library.
Charles Martin and family spent part
of last week with relatives and friends
at Croswell
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Rub entertained
number of guests at a dinner party
last Friday evening.
Roxy Davis, of Port Huron and Bes-
sic Farr, of Jeddo, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Wark this week.
No one will dispute you now when you
say you saw robin. Everybody sees
them now, in fact they are here in
force.
Lew Middleton, of Avoca, and Frank
Middleton, of Port Huron, were calling
on Yale friends the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Beecher is enjoying some deli
cious oranges sent her last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Jardine from Cali
fornia.
Jane Kearns. Arlene Mckay and
Irene Marx, of Brown City, were the
guests of Marie McNulty few days
this week.
Mrs. w. j. Moore has been at Ann
Arbor the past week to receive treat
ment for her eyes. Mr.. Moore accom-
panied her.
On account of the weather and the
poor railroad service, Parsons the eye
man, has postponed his trip to Yale
until April 18th.
Among the papers gathered was
found pair of gold trimmed glasses in
a case. Owner can have same by call
ing at Mrs. Ingram's.
Many of the farmers around Yale
have timber and material on the ground
ready to build barns and dwelling
houses the coming summer.
1t has been necessary to dynamite
the ice in Mill Creek the past few days
to avoid a flood. The creek is the
highest it has been for years.
Regular business meeting of the
ladies of the M. 4. church, with Mrs.
Fead Wednesday afternoon, April 5th,
at 2:30. Good attendance desired.
Geo. Mcintyre is fitting up the little
building to the north of JAS Cogleys
Sons warerooms for ashow room to be
used to display the Chevrolet cars.
George Bricker attended the Lay
mems Convention of the Mennonite
church at Detroit the past week. He
also visited his son Eden over Sunday
Financial reports of the city of Yale
and township of BrOckway are pub
lished in this issue. This will be very
interesting reading matter to the tax
payers.
Mrs. James McColl, Mrs. John Z.
Livingston and Sarah johnson attend
ed the opera alt Pays to Advertise" at
Detroit this week. They also heard
Harry Lauder sing.
Floyd Ferguson and family have
moved into their house on Mechanic
street. Mr.. Ferguson will have charge
of the ice business. We welcome the
family to our midst.
Mrs. Glenn Daykin is at Jackson at
tending her son who has been very
sick with typhoid fever. Word receiV-
ed by Mr.. Daykin is very encouraging
for the young mans recovery.
Henry Doelle, who has made his
home at Richmond with his daughter,
Mrs. Emerson Cooper for the past year
was in Yale the first of the week call
ing on relatives and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Player,
of Detroit, on Saturday, March 25th, a
daughter, Barbara Charlotte, at the
home of Mrs. Players mother, Mrs.
Anna Barbaree, in Greenwood,
l.. Roy Fuller was at Richmond last
week and helped celebrate the Saith
anniversary of the birth of his father,
w. o. Fuller. The old gentleman is
the youngest of three brothers, the
other two being Hosea Sc, and George
90 years.
The scholars in some of the grades
of our public schools have been busy
the past week making bird houses A
| few of the more neat and artistic ones
have been on display in John Hutton's
window and certainly show real art and
workmanship of the builders
The board of education of the Yale
| Public schools has re-engaged n. j.
Drouyor as superintendent for another
year. Mr.. Drouyor has placed our
schools among the best in the state,
and we are sure the board has made a
good move in securing him again.