The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-03-01
Local and Otherwise.

III. :. minstrel show next.
Boost for Yale-buy at home.
Our merchants invite your trade.
Are you going to have a sale this
spring?
David Henderson was in Memphis
Sunday.
James McColl was in Detroit over
Sunday.
N. Is Percy was in Brown City Sun
day last.
Mrs. David Welch has been at Flint
the past week.
John l.. Patterson was in Port Huron
Monday on business.
X. s. Campbell, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Wednesday.
N b. Herbert WAS in Port Huron
Friday last on business.
Mrs. j. G. Mailman is visiting rela-
tives at Detroit this week.
VIM. Ii. Learmont visited his brother
in Croswell Thursday last.
J. l., Rosenthal and Fred Boligar
we're in Port Huron Sunday.
Watson McPbee, of Detroit, spent
Sunday with relatives at Yale.
Lloyd Andreae and wife Of Avoca
spent Sunday with relatives at Yale.
Rufus Remington is visiting with
relatives and friends at Columbiaville.
Walter Smith has been taking a lay
off from work this week on account OF
sickness.
Ralph Ferguson and wife, of Allen
| ton, visited Thursday and Friday with
relatives here.
Elizabeth McColl is home from Tar
Tytown, N. Y, on short visit to her
parents and friends.
j. b. Weymouth attended meeting
of the st. Clair County Bar Association
at Port Huron last Thursday.
Send a check or money order for
what you owe the Expositor. We can
use either to good advantage.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barth entertain
cd several couples at dinner party on
Friday evening last, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Adams as guests of honor
Guy f. Beard and Emerson Cooper,
accompanied by their wives, motored to
Croswell on Thursday last and spent
the day with relatives and friends.
Business is built by bargains and
publicity. We cannot furnish both,
but if the merchants here will furnish
the former we will give them the latter.
FL. Wilt and Jas. Cogley were at
Port Huron the latter part of last week
attending meeting of implement
dealers A county association was or
ganized.
w. Il. Ford and wife. of Alberta, N.
w. T., are here on a visit to relatives
aud friends. Mrs. Ford is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bidleman, for
mer residents of Yale.
Fred Taylor returned Friday from
Kalamazoo where he had been attend
ing a State Convention of Grocers and
Butchers. He reports one of the best
meetings he ever attended.
Mrs. Belle Brown wishes to thank
her friends and neighbors for their
many kind acts and for the beautiful
| flowers sent her during her recent i'll
ness. They were greatly appreciated.
Those living on rural routes should
respondence. It's lot neater and the
cost is but little more than the cost of
blank paper. Let us show you our
samples.
Miss Ethel Evans, who has OBLIGATED
as book keeper in the w. A. Williams
store in this city, has resigned from
that position and left Saturday for
her home in Yale, where she will rest
until about April /. 1t is Miss Evans
purpose to enter the training depart
ment for nurses at Harper hospital in
Detroit. The good wishes of this COM
munity will be with her wherever she
may cast her lot.-Sanilac Co. Farmer.
Yale now has band and it's up to
our business men and citizens to give
the new organization every encourage
ment possible. Weekly practice meet
ings are being held in the Council
chambers, and fine progress is being
made under the leadership of Jay b.
Munroe. We are anxiously looking
forward to the long summer evenings
when our band will give concerts on
the streets.
Mention of the meeting of the N. Y.
b. club last week, was somehow neg
lected in the columns of the EXPOSE
tor. The club was entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Andreae on
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Johnston assisting. A fine din.
ner that was enjoyed by all was served
at six-thlrty, after which cards were
played at seven tables. Mrs. Arthur
parmlee and Aaron Windsor received
the prizes.
In circular letter issued by the Lake
Carriers Association we notice that G.
+. Kennedy of Yale, Mich, first cook
on the steamer l.. b. Miller, had been
awarded first prize of $50 in a contest
just decided, in which the Cleveland
Trust Company offered to the five
sailors making the best records in bank
deposits during stated period of the
season of 1916. There was keen COM
petition between hundreds of men en-
ployed on the vessels.
When President Wilson is inaugural
ed he will be the oldest president to
take the oath of Office In 60 years, or
since Buchanan was inaugurated in
1857. Buchanan was in his Goth year,
Eve years older than Wilson is now.
Excepting FIVE, all the chief executives
were younger than Wilson. Those old
er were John Adams. jackson, Taylor,