The Yale expositor., 1916-04-27

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Mrs. Lester Clark is quite low at
present writing
Civil Service play next week. BE
sure Ia attend
Graut Holden transacted business in
Pert Huron today
Saline Shrchy, of OwOsso, was at
her home tor Eh Ter
Mrs. John Evans visited ia Port HUI
ron Oh Thursday last
Ella Shelby of Detroit spent her
Easter holiday in Yale.
Gladys Wallace was home from her
school for Easter Sunday.
Earl Metcalf, of Millington. spent
Sunday with friends in Yale.
Base ball at the city park Friday af
ternoon. Yale High VS.. Marlette High.
Ed Sheehy and VIM. H. Fletcher
were land looking around Gladwin last
week
Mrs. +. w. Farley, who has been
quite sick the past week, is much
better.
Dorothy Drouyor visited over Easter
with her friend Hilda Vogelei in Port
Huron.
John Windsor, of Brown City, visited
his brother and friends in Yale We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Andreae of Avoca
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fox of Mayville
were guests of Chas. Rounds and wife
over Easter.
John Linoe and son, of Flint, visited
friends in Yale from Monday till
Wednesday.
Pearl Brown went to Detroit today
to spend over Sunday with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Claude Sweet is clerking in
Cochranes store during the absence of
Elda Adams.
Mrs. G. +. Curtis and daughters
Marion and Jeanette. were in Port
Huron Saturday.
A marriage license has been issued
to Cecil &. Rapley and Margaret +.
Cavanaugh, both of Yale.
Mrs. James Shaw was called to Port
Huron Tuesday night on account of
the serious illness of her sister.
Eleanor Bidleman returned to her
after recovering from the measles.
Remember the play "Civil Service"
given by the ladies Of the Presby-
terrain Church Friday evening, May 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Benedict, of Brown
City, were Easter visitors at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. C. S. Cochrane.
Lutte Mcdonald was down from
Brown City Wednesday to visit his
mother who has been quite poorly the
past few days.
IL. 4. Beard and daughter J Josephine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VIM and Mrs.
Harry Williams attended the funeral
of their relative, Edward Reynolds in
Port Huron ON Monday.
Charles Hayes is confined to his
home southeast of Yale sick with
pneumonia. From last reports he is
in fair way to recover. His brother
viii, who has been very sick with the
same trouble, 10 improving fast.
Mrs. Jacob Miller, who has been suf-
fering all winter with pain in her
arm, and who went to Ann ArbOr for
examination last week, has returned
home. The trouble seems to have
come from sprain at some time and
rheumatism had set in.
Omar ID. Brown, for the past year
employed in Dick Windsor's barber
shop, left today for Charleston, Mich,
where he will accept similar position.
Jack, as he is commonly called, is a
first. class barber and has made many
friends during his stay in Yale.
The Busy Bee Restaurant, opposite
the Union Hotel at Port Huron, serves
the best 25c meal in the city. Yale
people are invited to call at this place.
You are guaranteed courteous treat
ment, prompt service and good meal.
Notice the ad in this issue of the Ex-
positor.
Elda Adams left Yale Tuesday eve-
ming on trip to New York City where
she will make a visit with her cousin,
Mrs Harry Dake (nee Isla Adams) and
take in the sights of the big city. She
will also go to Washington, ID. G., and
expects to be away three or four
weeks.
Edward G. Reynolds, of Port Huron,
conductor on the Pere Marquette
division between Port Huron, Harbor
Beach and Port Austin for thirty five
years, and a man with hosts of warm
aged Fifty eight years. The funeral
was held on Monday under the auspices
of the +. & A. NJ, and was largely at
tended, not only from the city but
from all over the Thumb.
While in Marlette Saturday last a
representative of the Expositor called
on Mr.. H. w. Fellows of the Mar
lette Marble ~ Granite Works and
found everything running to its fullest
capacity and the work turned out is OF
the very finest kind. Mr.. Fellows has
been at the head of this concern, for
many years, and by giving his patrons
nothing but the best materials obtain
able at reasonable prices, he has built
up fine business. We advise any of our
readers wanting anything in the line
of monuments or markers TO write Mr..
Fellows aud have him submit samples
and quote prices.