The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-04-19


Mrs. Edward McMullen was at Flint
last week. q
Fred T.. Currier was at Detroit the
first OF the week.
Ray Moran spent Sunday with
friends in Capac.
Gardens are being plowed and spaded
for early seeding.
Joseph Williams transacted business
in Detroit last week.
Mrs. George Rassey is spending the
week in Port Huron.
VIM. III. Fletcher was at Port Huron
Thursday on business,
Emerson Cooper was at Port Huron
last Friday on business.
E. f. Pratt is painting his barber
shop building this week.
L. Flynn, of Port Huron, was in
Y ale last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. G.. Richardson was in
Detroit the first of the week.
Remember the Junior play at New
Opera House Friday evening.
j. /. Rosenthal spent Sunday in De
troit with his parents and friends.
Mrs. VIM. IL. Fletcher visited her
daughter in Avoca last Saturday.
Dan'l Ferguson is out and around
again after siege of serious sickness.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
cold, raw, snowy days. Not much like
spring.
Mrs. Art Dennis and son, of Avoca,
spent Sunday at the home Of James
Wallace.
Thomas Wharton took the night
train on Saturday for Buffalo returning
Tuesday.
DR.. Alice Doering attended the
Dental Association at Detroit last week
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Bert Kelley and daughter Lois
aud sister, Mary Frostic were at Port
huron Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. S. Brown and son Colin
are visiting relatives in Marlette and
Laurel this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Cochrane motored
to Almont and Detroit Monday return
ing home Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Simmons has been visiting
Avoca, Port Huron and N orth Branch
friends the past week.
Yale householders have started rak-
ing up lawns and back yards. An i'm
proved appearance is showing every
where about the village.
A few of the local nimrods autoed
over to Birch creek Saturday afternoon
and enjoyed few hours sport.
Deputy sheriffs Alloway and Baker
of Port Huron, were in Yale the first
of the week on official business.
f. +. Fead, A. Y. Parmlee and Oscar
Cellar now drive new Ford touring cars
purchased of James Cogleys Sons.
James Rath and son aHarry, of Bay
City, spent few days the past week in
Yale renewing old acquaintance.
&. K. Richards was called to Mayville
last Saturday on account of his mother
having suffered paralytic stroke.
The brick work on the new NJ. f.
church is progressing nicely and the
date for laying the corner stone will
probably be set for the near future.
The bail boys are doing some good
hard practicing every day and we hope
by the time the season opens they will
be in shape to give good account OF
themselves every time they go into
battle.
The coffee used for the luncheon
served during the two days missionary
convention at the Presbyterian church
was furnished by Emerson Cooper, and
is the famous Seal Brand of Chase 4
Sanborn. =
In the appointments made by the
officers in charge of military training
at NJ. A. c., of Lansing, Harry l.
Campbell, student from this vicinity
was appointed Major of the first
regiment.
+. A. Jones, pastor of the Mennonite
churches of Yale and Greenwood, NOV.
ed his household goods to Detroit the
latter part of last week. James Avery
of Pontiac will take charge of the work
made vacant by the removal of MIR
Jones.
As John Wark was spading up his
garden on Monday preparatory to
planting, he dug up several good sized
potatoes in perfect condition, not being
frozen in the least. He had missed
them last fall, but they came in mighty
good just now.
"Mr. Kelly from kalamazoo" prom
ises to furnish more fun for the money
than anything yet staged in Yale. The
, play will be at New Opera House
. dlc, bOlhOAAOW kEAludy) cNOuluB y
the Juniors of Yale High School. BE
sure and attend.
4 Elmer ii. Rose is all smiles these
days and all on account of little lady
born to his home on Monday, April
10, 1917. Elmer has been buying the
cigars for the boys since and each anc
every friend of the parents are offering
] hearty congratulations.
The Lynn Farmers Club are holding
a meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Hodgins in Lynn township today
\ Thursday. A very interesting program
will be presented. This promises t.
be one of the most interesting and in
structiye meetings of the year.
The Yale Service Garage of K. r
Card is now open for business. Every
thing is In readiness to take care OF
business, and anyone having cars to be-
overhauled are invited to give him /,
trial. A competent repair man will bs