The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-22
Local and Otherwise.

Snow this Thursday morning.
Mrs David Welch was at Flint over
Sunday.
Mrs. Dale Rigby was in Port Huron
Monday.
Mrs. c. f. Curtis spent Monday in
Port Huron.
Many Yale people were at Port
Huron Sunday.
George Bricker is recovering from
his recent stroke of paralysis.
George Blackford, of Flint, spent the
irst of the week among Yale friends.
Street Commissioners Henry placed
the covers on the water hydrants Tues.
day.
II. s. Wait, of Decker, is on visit
to James Rose and other friends this
week.
w. A. Campbell went to the north
part of the state Monday night on a
prospecting tour.
Regular meeting of the Yale Chapter,
D. E. s., Wednesday evening, Nov. %.
q. A. Spencer, Sec.
Judge Law and County Road Com
missioner Worcester, of Port Huron,
were Yale visitors Friday last
John Wark has returned from the
Canadian Northwest, where he passed
the past few months in the harvest
fields.
RMrs. J. p. Hallead, of Chicago, spent
the past week in and around Yale
She was also looking after her farm in
Speaker township.
Rain and chilly weather Tuesday,
following week Of the most beautiful
sunshine. The roads continue in good
condition, and the going is good.
VIM. II. Learmont accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Rose and Mrs. ID. Drake
to Florida Monday morning. Mr. Lear
mont will be away about two weeks.
Extracts from a letter from May
Evans, former Yale young lady, il
published in this issue of the Exposition
She is now in France nursing the sick
and wounded soldiers.
Hugh Schram has changed the ad
dress of his Expositor from TT Wood.
row to 222 Wexford avenue, Detroit
He wishes to be remembered to hi
friends in and around Yale.
Mrs. Henry Biddleman, after spend
ing the past few months among Yale
relatives and friends, left for Chicago
Saturday morning, where she will visi
for time before going to her hom,
in the Canadian Northwest.
There will be big doings at The Yal
Bazaar on Saturday with reduced price
on everything in the store except din
nerware, and an expert corset fitte
and demonstrators on the job ready Il
settle every lady's corset troubles. Rea'
the big adv in this issue.
Portrait cuts of the new proprietor
of the Inlay City Times, JAS. H. Hall
ock and Harry +. Hovey, appear in las
weeks issue of that newspaper. Bot
men are fine looking fellows, and will
without doubt make the Times new
paper in every sense of the wore
Here's hoping you succeed in you
new undertaking.
W. b. Ballentine and wife of Detroi
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mri
Duncan Mckenzie and other relative
and friends in Yale and vicinity. Mi
Ballentine has position with Swift
& Company as produce man and cit
: salesman, and has been with this con
, Germ for over four years He is mucl
pleased with his work and is doini
well.
The Y. M. G. A. meeting held at tn
Auditorium Sunday night was we'll at
tended. All of the churches gave owe
their evening services for this occasion
Rey. Steensma, of st, Clair, gave yer
capable address, which was attentiyel
listened to. Lieutenant Sheehy, one o
Yale's boys, was called upon and toll
some interesting things. A uniol
chorus choir sang several songs
The object of the meeting was to rails
funds for the Y. M. q. A. war WORK
About $500 was subscribed. This cit
is being organized to push the worl
] further,