The Yale expositor., 1916-04-20

Coal mans innings are out, ice man
next.
We had a rain nearly every day last
week.
Watch for the new millinery next
sunday.
Harry Williams has been quite sick
this week.
Eldon Martin and wife were in Port
Huron Tuesday.
A good shower last Sunday after
noon. Caught many out.
Shut up your chickens or your neigh
Dor will shut them Hp for you.
Fred J. Chamberlain. of Jeddo, was
in Yale Tuesday calling on friends.
Horse bills and cards printed correct
ly and promptly at the Expositor Office.
Mrs. Helen Reid is home from
visit to Port Huron friends and rela'
tives.
Cold west winds prevailed the first
of the week, reminding one of fall
weather.
The grass on the lawns around the
city is quite green and will be ready to
cut soon.
Mrs. f. ID. Mathews entertained her
mother, Mrs. Rooney, of Brown City,
over Sunday.
Edgar Barr, who has been in Detroit
for some time, has returned to his
home in Yale.
Supervisor Shut, of Lynn township,
was in Yale Monday morning OH his
way to Port Huron.
DIR. Judson Black, of Richmond, Sec
rotary of the State Veterinary Board,
was in Yale last Friday
Norman a. Bryce, Of Deckerville,
WAS here the first Of the week on
visit to his mother and brother.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Eugene Merrill
Of Brockway township, on sunday,
April 18th, daughter. Congratula-
tions.
T.. ii. Drake returned from LutZ,
, Florida, Tuesday night. lie has llesbed
mp considerably and looks hale and
hearty.
Jas. Cogley has traded his house
and lot on Second street, Yale, to John
Gardner for his 80 acre farm in Speak
er township.
Rev. Z. H. Bradfield went to Battle
Creek Tuesday to attend the Synod
| Home Mission meeting held in that
city Wednesday.
Bert Jardne and wife will start
Monday next from Los Angeles, Calf,
reaching Yale on Friday. They ex-
pect to stop over at Chicago one day.
Mrs. Jas. Cogley has been at Kala-
mazoo the past week attending the
golden wedding anniversary of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McHugh.
j. +. Crysler's sale at the Great
Northern hotel last Saturday proved to
be very successful A large crowd of
people present and everything went
well.
In letter from Chas. Ii. Tunis of
Clinton he instructs us to change the
address on his Expositor to BEDFORD,
Mich, where he has a position as
clerk in the Burns hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. &. Maloney, of De-
troit, will celebrate the twenty-fifth
anniversary of their wedding on Sat.
urday, April %. Here's wishing them
twenty five years more of happy, pros
porous welded life.
ii. j. Downer and wife, of Bay City,
brother of Mrs. l.. b. Presley, and sister
Mrs. g. b. Lindsay, of Owosso, have
returned home after being called here
on account of the serious illness of
Mrs. Presley She is some better at
present.
Benjamin Evans is now staying at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Knapp,
north of Yale. Although quite strong
physically, his memory is becoming
faulty, and as he seems perfectly con.
tented in his new home, it is likely that
he will end his days there.
The following delegates were elect
ed at the Republican ward caucuses
held Saturday evening last to attend
the county convention in Port Huron
on Tuesday of this week:-1st ward, N.
Il. Herbert, A. Windsor and Henry +.
WEIGH; I'd ward, j. A. MenZies, +. +.
Fead and George Mcintyre; Sd ward,
Thos. U. Wharton, Ed Sheehy and
John Bright.
Word was received in Yale Monday
of the death of John Brink, a well
known resident of Capac He was
stricken with apoplexy that morning
and died shortly after. He was born
in Lynn township in 1S47 and had
served in the civil war. He was prom
inent in business and political circles
of Capac and the county Mr.. Brink
is survived by one son, Allie Brink,
and two grandchildren. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon. In
torment in Capac cemetery.
Edward Andreae, president of our
business mems association, called to-
gether few of Yale's citizens on We'd
nesday evening and talked over plans
of procedure in soliciting the bonus
and rights of way for the electric rail-
way. No definite conclusion was ar
rived at, only that mass meeting of
the farmers and citizens of Yale be
called for Tuesday evening next in
Central Hall at 7:30 when j. II. Aller-
dyce and others would be present. At