The Yale expositor., 1916-05-18
Local and Otherwise.
Fruit trees are in bloom.
Rain and hail Wednesday.

Rain and hail wednesday.
Clarence Ovaitt was at Lapeer Sun
day.
ID. A. McKeith, of Brown City, was
in Yale Tuesday.
Chas Fletcher is visiting his son
William at present.
Chris Vogelei, of Po,t Huron, was in
Yale on business Tuesday.
n. B. Herbert was at Shower the past
week on insurance business.
Thos. Wharton transacted business
i'm Detroit the first of the week.
T.. J. Rice is erecting u fine new resi-
dence on his farm east Of Yale.
1t begins to look as thouCh we might
not have any summer this year
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Andreae were
in Detroit Friday aud saturday.
4. j. Rice and DR.. Howard +. Rice,
were up from Detroit over Sunday.
Hobart, oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dolph Andreae, is sick with scarlet
fever.
Chas. Tunis, jr., and wife Of Redford,
were in Yale Sunday on their way to
AvOca
and paying the highest market price
for same.
The children are making daily eXcur-
sions to the woods and groves in search
of wild flowers.
Mason Porter, of Thomas, visited
his daughter, Mrs. VIM. II. Learmont,
during the past week.
Rain, accompanied by thunder and
lightning Sunday. Surely we have had
enough rain this spring.
Mrs. Lew Armstrong, of Almont,
visited relatives and friends in Yale
J aifd vicinity the past week.
Mothers day was tittingly observed
in all the churches of Yale last Sunday.
All services were largely attended.
Mrs. Lester Clark still remains in
the same low condition. Not much
hope is entertained of her recovery.
Mrs. Grant Holden was taken sud-
denly i'll Friday night last and the DIR.
was called. She is now much etter.
James f. Ryan, of the University of
| Michigan at Ann ArbOr, was calling
OH Yale friends the latter part of last
| week.
DR.. Clyne is rebuilding his mothers
house into two-family residence, be-
sides making other improvements
around the premises.
/ Chas. Tunis has given up his position
i in the Avoca mill and moved with his
family to Yale lie does not know
just what he will go at.
DR.. G.. ). Ney, of Port Huron, and
DR.. J. w. Tomlinson, of Melvin, were
oIn 4 fsNnr I'M
tion of Mrs. j. +. Crysler's trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dawson of
Melvin have rented w. G.. Ernest's
farm at Blaine and are moving there.
Mrs. Dawsonis a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Harrington and
children, of Detroit. autoed to Yale
last Saturday and spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harrington. Fred
SorgatZ accompanied them.
The High school boys very courteous
entertained the High school girls at a
dancing party in Central hall last Fri
day evening. A lunch was served and
the evening was highly enjoyed.
The City Board of Review, consist
ing of Mayor Mcintyre, City Attorney
Weymouth and Supervisor Herbert,
was in session Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday But very few changes
were made in the assessment roll.
Eli Silverthorn has purchased the
Great Northern hotel property from j.
+. Crysler exchanging his farm two
miles north. Bert Travis will move
onto farm near Port Huron. The
new annex TO the Great Northern hotel
will be moved on lot in Holmes addi-
tion and made into tenament house.
Rev 4. II. Bradheld and son Frank
4 lin autoed to Alma on Saturday and
on Sunday Mr. Bradfeld gave an ad-
dress before the Christian Endeavor
Convention being held there. The
Presbyterian pulpit in Yale was sup
piled 10y Rev. Hall, al Alma student,
who has charge of the Stone church in
Elk.
III j. ID. Paldi writes us from San Fran
cisco, Calf, "I send you today a T.. o.
Money Order for one dollar to continue
The Yale Expositor for another year
at my address $50 Octavia street, San
Francisco, Calf. My family is well
and hope this finds yourself and fam
lily In good health. With best wishes
and regards | remain your friend"
Summer schedules of the Rapid
Railway will go into effect Tuesday,
May 23 Limited cars will leave Port
Huron five minutes earlier than at the
present time. There will be added to
the service limited train leaving De-
troit Mondays only at 6:l5 a. m, ar
irving at Port Huron at $40 a. m.
Cars will continue to operate on east
ern standard time, one hour earlier
than central time. Hourly local SER
vice by way of Algonac and other river
resorts will he given.