The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-04-05

Ino uISt VI the WICK.
Vera and Donna Wallace were in
Port Huron on Tuesday.
Eilber & Barth have a new awning
in front Of their place of business.
Hazel Wharton was home from her
school at Colon during the past week
Sidney Holcomb suffered stroke of |
paralysis a few days ago but is now on
the improve.
j. G. Brown, of Avoca, was in Yale
Wednesday morning on his way to
Port Huron.
Mrs. Chas. Wilt has returned from
weeks visit with Port Huron and
Detroit relatives.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson and children
are visiting relatives in and around
Almont and Attention.
VIM. Roy is out around again after
the fall he took at the M. E. church a
couple of weeks ago.
N. b. Sponeuburg and wife, of Cole
man, visited friends and relatives in
Yale and vicinity this week.
Dick Staley and Max Fead are spend
ing II few days with relatives and
friends in Port Huron and Sarnia.
Lawrence Menerey, superintendent
of the public schools at Roscommon,
spent his Easter vacation at the home
of his parents west of the city.
Regular meeting of o. E. 5. next
Wednesday evening, April 18th. An.
nual election of officers. Large attend
ance requested. Olive Jacobs, sec.
j. &. Hart returned to Yales last
Friday after spending few months in
Florida. He is hale and hearty, haYing
enjoyed the beautiful climate in that
state.
Eldred Charles, minister of Christian
church will preach in the Melvin Bap-
fist church Sunday evening, April 8, on
"Christ's Resurrection-The Worlds
Hope"
A. l.. Sponenburg. one of Yale's
young men, but now in the drug bust
ness at Coleman, was defeated by 8
votes for mayor of that city at Mondays
election.
j. H. Young and family, who have
resided near Woodrus, Ont, for the
past few years, are moving back to
Michigan and will reside on a farm
near Yale.
Ray Huffman, teacher in the Central
High school of Detroit, is spending the
week with his parents west of Yale.
Mr.. Huffman spent six years in the
schools at the 500.
The teachers and pupils of Yale
public schools are enjoying their Easter
vacation. Nearly all the teachers are
spending the week with relatives in
different parts of the state.
David Bowman, former resident of
Yale and vicinity, but for the past
eighteen months residing in the Upper
Peninsula of Michigan, is in Yale this
week calling on old friends.
A splendid time was enjoyed at the
"fire-fy" dance. in the New Opera
last Tuesday evening. The class is
certainly enjoying the many parties
Mrs. Wright is putting on, and all will
be sorry to see the term come to close
Alex McKinnon, aged 70 years, q
pioneer of Kenockee township, and
we'll known in Yale and vicinity, died
at his home in Port Huron on Friday
last. Mr.. McKinnon came to st. Clair
Co. fifty years ago and has resided
here ever since.
j. l.. Lane, of Port Huron, st. Clair
county agent for the Harley Davidson
motorcycle was in Yale Wednesday on
business. Mr.. Lane would like to get
a representative in this territory. Fol
particulars, write him. See al in an.
other column.
Kenneth Lacy left Saturday last on
a weeks trip to Boston, Mass, New
Hagen, Conn, New York City and
Ithaca, N. Y. While away he will
visit colleges located in the different
cities with a view of selecting one
which he will attend after graduating
from the Yale High.
T Last Friday night Paul Kaufman, OF
Lynn, and two young ladies of Yale
started out to attend a party neal
Capac. When about mile and a hall
west of town, the machine he was
driving ran into hole in the road anC
was upset. Kaufman was badly cut
about the head, and several stitches
were required to close the wound. The
girls escaped with bad shaking up.
About fifteen bird houses were dis
played in 0ooper's show window last
week made by the boys and girls of the
9TH and 9Th grades. 1t was somewhat