The Yale expositor., 1917-02-15
Local and Otherwise.

Spring primary election On hOhuayI
March 7th.
A slight fall of snow visited this
section Tuesday.
Yesterday, Wednesday the l4th, was
ST Valentines day.
n. ]. Drouyor was at Port Huron
Friday on business.
King G. Holden was home from Port
Huron over Sunday.
Next week Thursday the 22nd is
Washington's birthday.
Mrs. " X. Rassey spent the first of
the week in Port Huron.
W b. Mckay, of Detroit, was in Yale
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Geo. McOmber was at Chicago
the first OF the week on business.
Rensley Holden is home from Detroit
on visit to relatives and friends this
week.
Maggie Thompson, of Elkton, is
guest at the Presbyterian manse this
week.
James Newell and j. f. Ryan, of the
L. of NJ. at Ann Arbor, were in Yale
over sunday.
Mrs G. l.. GIady, of Three Rivers, is
visiting Mrs. II. G. Martin and other
Yale friends at present.
Harvey Foster, wife and child, of
Peck, visited Mr.. and Mrs Thos.
Wharton the past week.
Mrs. W. a Holden, of Port Huron,
visited Mrs. Jacob Miller and other
YALE friends over Sunday.
Nell.e Sly is taking two weeks va
cation from Cochranes store and is
visiting relatives in Detroit and Cleve-
laud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane were
called to b own City Tuesday morning
On account of the death of Mr. and
mrs. Cawood's baby.
Mrs. A. II. Beckett, who has been
confined to her home for the past two
81 three weeks from gathering in her
ad is slowly improving.
!hos. Ii. Jackson, of Vassar, has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Grimes the past week. Mr.. Jackson
wa, resident of Yale many years ago
Mrs. Carrie Campbell, of Alberta
formerly Carrie Rapley, of Strathroy
is in Yale at present visiting relatives
and friends, after an absence of seven
years.
Mrs. J. b. Paisley left Wednesday
evening for two weeks visit with bel
father, John Hayes, in New Orleans
Mr.. Paisley accompanied her as far al
Detroit.
The thermometer at the school house
registered Is degrees below zero Mon
day morning. This is the coolest snaI
we have had this winter and the cold
est 10 30 years.
A carload of anthracite coal was re
ceivea this week by Emmett DEALER
and Floyd ferguson made couple o.
trips over there and hauled back sew
eral tons and delivered same to som,
of our citizens.
Word received from Rus Secor, wht
went to Ann Arbor last week to be op
Grated upon for rupture, is to the effec
that an operation is not necessary. Hi
trouble can be cured without the use o
the surgeons knife.
Mrs. Albert Wiley, Of Grand Blanc
and Mrs. Jos. Pattison, of Dawson
were in Yale the past week, being call
ed here on account of the sickness an,
death of their father, M. NJ. Smith.
Through the efforts of N. b. Percy o
the Yale Garage, 3-reel dem onstratio
of the Willys-K Knight sleeve-valve motu
was presented at the Princess Theatr
Thursday evening last and from a.
/ reports the picture was much apprec
! ated
Read the opening chapters of 9Th
\ shielding Shadow" which appears i
i this issue of the Exposition. After 70
have read this installment see it o
q the screen Saturday night at Princes
Theatre. It's one of the most interes
y ing photo serials ever written.
i A social hour was spent at the HON
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Houghtby, {
y Carsonville, on last Monday evenin
pryor to their departure through OH
and other states. Mr.. and Mrs. Hough
\ by make their pilgrimage in the intere
II of the Order OF Cleaners and will
II gone several weeks.
n Walter Duquette, former residel
u of Yale vicinity, but now in the lur
Il Der business at Potomac, Montan
Ii writes us, enclosing subscription to u
h Expositor. He says:-"We are
n through numbering in the Taft count
and will start about the middle