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

Town meetin' next Monday.
Get out and vote next Monday.
George Bonney, of Seattle, is home
on visit.
Miss Heath, of Ayoca, was in Yale
Friday last.
James Sweet, of Sarnia, was in Yale
oyer Sunday.
A. L. Smith, of Port Huron, spent
Friday last in Yale.
Mrs. j. f. Crysler visited in Port
Huron Friday last.
A heavy rainfall visited this section
Sunday and Monday.
Yale schools close tomorrow for the
usual spring vacation.
Grace Darling, of Detroit, is visiting
her parents this week.
Hazel Wharton, who is teaching at
Colon is home for week.
Chris Vogelei, of Port Huron, was in
Yale last Friday on business.
Chas. w. Jackson, of Croswell, visit
ed James McCOll last Friday.
Mrs. Henry Holmes slipped and fell
on the ice last Friday, breaking her
arm.
Mrs. Herb Eshleman and children of
Flint, are visiting relatives here this
week.
Ruth Wilson, of Flint, is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
WEIGH.
Earl Thomas of Port Huron, was in
Yale Monday shaking hands with his
friends.
Leatta Mihlethaler and Mrs. Devlyn,
of Toronto, are visiting G. Mihlethaler
and wife.
Helen Bradfeld, of Alma college,
is spending the spring vacation at her
home here.
Elizabeth McColl returned to her
school at Tarrytown-on.the-H udson,
last Friday.
Mrs. Award is home from visit to
her daughter at South Park during the
past month.
Pearl Graham, of Vassar, has been
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Taylor.
The Juniors have begun the rehears-
ais for their play to be given in three
or four weeks.
Chris Hallead, of Toledo, has been
visiting his parents and friends in
| Yale the past week
Mrs. VIM. Cheeseman is spending a
couple of weeks at North Branch with
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Schell.
ID. &. Finlayson, who has spent most
of the past winter in the north part of
the state, has returned to Yale.
Mr. Cummings, of Ontario, and son
of Manitoba, were guests Of John and
| A RnharfQnr OF
Under sheriff Steve Windsor, of Port
Huron, visited his friends in Yale be-
tween trains Saturday night last.
z. j. Flynn, proprietor of the Metro.
pole Hotel, Port Huron, was in Yale
Thursday night and Friday morning.
Gordon Tappan and Billy Sylvester
of Port Huron are spending a portion
of the spring vacation with Yale friends
Sue Evans is visiting relatives at
Springfield, Ill. Her father is making
his home with his son Neil while she is
away
George Beadle, Arthur Clyne, Maur.
ice Merrill, Clarence Umphrey, Lucy
Menerey and Ethel Martin are home
from Ypsi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble and daugh-
ter Anna, of Brown City, visited Mrs
Beecher and the family of Ed Andreae
on Monday.
Grace MenZies entertained the ten
members of the True Blue class of the
Presbyterian sunday school Friday
evening last.
BE sure and vote "yes" on the rail.
road franchise at the city election next
Monday. Let us do what We can to
bring the electric line to Yale.
The Yale Garage has sold to G. S.
Cochrane a Model Is Overland auto
mobile. Clyde is anxiously waiting
for the roads to dry up and get in con-
dition for automobiling.
The Misses Petit and Pickett, Yale
teachers, spent Saturday in Port Hur.
on. Miss Petit met her sister Bernice
of Dundee, who returned with her to
Yale to make few days visit
Saturday the street crossings were
paths of running water, the warm sun
causing the huge amount of snow on
the ground to melt much faster than
the sewers could take care of the mois-
ture. Saturday night came a down
pour of rain and Sunday rain fell most
of the day.
David Graybiel, who has spent the
past five weeks in Ontario, is home.
He states that sleighing was good
when he left. While over there the
thermometer registered q degrees be
low zero. The patriotic spirit runs
high and everything except conscrip-
tion is used to get the boys to enlist
and go to the front.
V. X. Rassey is planning on remodel
| ling the interior of his fruit store, cor
ner of Main and Mechanic streets, and
place it In more up-to-date and sani.
tary condition. He will handle the
best grade of ice cream, sodas, soft
drinks, confectionery, nuts and tobao-
cos. He invites the public to visit his
place and all will receive courteous
treatment and the best of service.
Union services of the Presbyterians
and Methodist Episoopals were held
Sunday evening in the church of the
latter. Rev. Bradfeld preaching for
| Rev. Geach, who had felt rather poorly