The Yale expositor., 1917-02-01
Local and Otherwise.


Sunday.
Clyde Adams was at Port Huron
Monday.
]. NJ. Smith was home from Detroit
ove- Sunday
Tomorrow, Friday, February 2, is
Candlemas day.
Betty Taylor is much better and lis
up and around again.
We guess spring is coming. What
do you think about itP
N. b. Percy was in Detroit the latter
part of last week attending the auto
show.
County Clerk Vincent was in Yale
Monday morning on his way to Port
Euron.
Robt. Thompson, of Detroit, visited
friends in Yale and vicinity over
Sunday.
Mrs. B. McNulty left for Croswell
Monday morning after few days stay
IN Yale.
Roy Bricker was down from Marlette
over Sunday on visit to his parents
and friends.
Will Sayles went to Harbor Beach
Monday where he will take position
in the bank.
Only one advertised letter remains
at the Yale postofiice this week, that
of Mrs. Chas. Higley.
Mary Brown left Monday morning
for, Fort Gratiot township to teach
school the balance of the term.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds returned Saturday
from two weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Bennington, Ont
Fred Locke, wife and child, of Port
Huron, were guests of Henry Pearce
and daughter Mayme over Sunday.
Julian Hennessy and wife are now
residing in Detroit where Mr.. Hennessy
has position in the claim department
Of the Pere Marquette.
Do we hope that when the ground
hog takes the trouble to come out of his
hole that he sees the need of staying
out? We rather guess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vollick and son, of De-
troit, Ephriam Cassel and wife, of New
! amburg, Ont, have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Bricker the past
week
1t seems good to see Will Menerey
back on the job again delivering mail
and express. Guess he himself is glad
to get out again after being housed.up
for two weeks.
Mrs. J. Il. Paisley attended the funer.
al of Mrs. David Lindsay at Port Ii Huror
Saturday morning. Mrs. Lindsay re-
sided in the neighborhood of Yale
many years ago.
Roy Jones. who has been working in
Detroit the past few months, was
home over Sunday and left the first OF
the week for Wisconsin, where he hat
position in woolen mill
The hose companies of the city were
called out saturday forenoon on account
OF slight fire which occurred at the
Frank Dagg house on Jones street
George Muir and family occupy the
dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McGillvary, oi
Hazenmore, Sask who have been Wis
iting in this vicinity for the past few
weeks, returned home Monday. Mrs
NcGillvary was Chas Vannest'i
daughter.
Yale Grange will meet at their hal
or Wednesday, February 7th, at which
time there will be held a business
meeting in the afternoon. All member,
are urged to attend as there will be i'm
, pOrtant business transacted.
supervisor Fred A. Beard, of Beard.
hills, who has been sick at his home
for some time past, underwent an ope
ration Monday morning and is still il
very serious condition. He is &
brother of II. K. Beard of this city.
Hugh Davis and wife, of Melvin
were callers at the Expositor office or
Tuesday and renewed their subscrip.
tion for another year. 1t is nigh onto
80 years since Hugh first subscribed
for the Expositor and has been a con
slant reader ever since
Daniel Weaver, well known and on,
! of the most highly respected residents
of Speaker township, was operated OF
for appendicitis at his home in MelviI
on Saturday, January Goth by Dr
Tomlinson, of Melvin and Drs. Wigh
and Pollock, of Yale. AT the presen
J writing he is doing nicely and his man!
friends hope for speedy and perma
nent recovery.
At meeting held at Maccabee hal
recpntlv ahout ona-half of those wh,