The Yale expositor., 1916-03-23

ron Monday.
f. F. Fead was at Saginaw and Bay
City Monday.
&. +. Richards was at Detroit on
business Monday.
n. b. Herbert was at Port Huron
Monday on business.
Hattie Elstuu spent the weekend
with friends in Speaker.
Joe ROsenthal visited friends ut De-
troit the first of the week.
Miss Tanner, of brown City visited
Miss Richie last Saturday.
AL Thomas has been suffering from
a severe cold the past week
Mrs. q. B. Jacobs has been quite sick
the past week with pneumonia.
Grace Menzies has been confined to
her home on account of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Chas. Tunis, of Avoca, was in
Yale Wednesday calling on frienus.
Tuesday, March 2lst, was the first
day of spring. Rather wintery like yet.
Darius Mihlethaler, of Harbor Beach
visited his parents east OF Yale the lat
ter part of last week.
j. George link, of st. Clair, deputy
oil inspector for this district, was in
Yale the fore part of the week.
Maurice Merrill and Arthur Clyne
are expected home from Ypsilanti
Saturday on their Easter vacation.
Burnell Wight was home from the
u. of NJ. at Ann Arbor visiting his
parents and friends the past week.
Mrs. Byron Chapel and little daugh-
ter of Deckerville, have been with Mrs.
Kate Menerey few days this week.
Clarence Umphrey, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever at Ypsi-
lanti, returned home saturday evening.
Thelma Minnie entertained Elva
Minnie and Beatrice Gray of Port HUI.
ron at her home Friday and Saturday
last.
Mrs. N. b. Herbert and daughter
Jean Esther, attended the opera 40
seph" at Port Huron on Wednesday
evening.
Donald Mcintyre has recovered from
his recent sickness. Now Mrs. Nc.
lntyre is suffering from an attack of
tonsllitis.
Auction sale bills, horse cards and
posters of any sort may be had at the
Expositor print shop. craftsmanship
and price is right.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. w. Hewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Holmes, of Port Huron, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. &. ). Cochrane,
the first of the week.
Mrs. d. Drake slipped and fell on
the ice spraining her arm one day re-
Gently. She suffers considerable pain
and will be laid up for some time.
VIM. Starks and family are moving
onto farm near Gagetown this week.
The best wishes of many friends here
go with the family to their new home.
James Shaw went to Ann Arbor
Monday where he will be examined by
a specialist for his trouble. His friends
hope that he may get relief and soon
recover.
Edighoffer Bros shoe sale has PROV
en- very satisfactory and they wish to
thank all who have patronized the
store during the past month. You can
find anything you need in shoes or rub
bers at their store.
According to all reports from old
residents st. Patrick's day this year
was the coolest in many years. The
thermometer registered 6 below zero.
March so far has been exceedingly
cold with lots of snow.
1t may be little early to don a
spring suit or hat, out it is none too
early to pick out what you want to
wear Before buying call on j. [. Ros.
enthal, Yale's leading clothier, and
look over his well assorted, up.to the.
minute line. He can fit you out from
head to feet.
The Sophomores were we'll pleased
with the success Of the Poverty party
given in Central hall last Friday eve
ming. There was a large attendance
and many of the costumes were so
unique and cOmical as to cause much
amusement. The miscellaneous pro.
gram was good and those who desired
stayed after the lunch for dancing.
A delegation of Oddfellows from AID.
vance Lodge of this city attended a
school of instruction at Marlette on
Tuesday evening, March 2lst. Grand
Master MELVILLE and Grand Secretary
Fred A. Rogers were present, and after
a short but interesting model lodge
session a banquet was served by the
Rebeccas in the newly acquired l. o.
the brethren sat down to a delightful
lunch. A musical program followed
Earl Metcalf and brother have pur.
chased hardware at Millington and
have taken possession. Earl has been
a most faithful worker in &. K. Rich.
ards hardware here for several years
and will be greatly missed not only by
his employer but by the many friends
he associated with. The Expositor
wishes him health, wealth and prosper
ity in his new location. Eldon Martin
has given up his position at the tele-
phone exchange and is now employed
in Richards hardware.
We are in receipt of copy of the
industrial edition of The Sun, published |
at Midland, Mich. 1t certainly reflects
great credit on the newspaper plant |
and those who had the work in hand |
in getting it out. The edition is finely |
exceptionally well edited, is
printed on good grade of book paper,
contains the advertisements of the
many stores and business houses in
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