The Yale expositor., 1917-11-01
Local and Otherwise.
Muddy roads.

Muddy roads.
Snow 1urries on Tuesday.
Lots of rain the past week.
G. ). Brown was at Brown City Mon
day.
Mary M. Brown was in Port Huron
Saturday.
Jas. Cogley was at Emmett Tuesday
on business.
Ii. p. Dinner made business trip to
Detroit Monday.
+. ID. Mathews was at Detroit We'd
nesday and Thursday on business.
j. +. Crysler transacted business in
Saginaw and Flint the first of the week.
Mrs. Dave WEIGH aud daughter Nina
spent the weekend with Mr.. WEIGH in
Flint.
Everett Toole is the new assistant at
the depot In place of Russell Isles, re-
signed.
Mrs. A. V. Crawford and little son,
of Detroit, visited relatives and friends
in and around Yale this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rheingans and
child from New York, have been visit
ing at the Presbyterian manse the past
week.
Emerson Greats dwelling house on
the old Fletcher place, one mile east
Tuesday night.
A goodly crowd attended Princess
Theatre last Saturday afternoon and
evening and enjoyed the play Goods
Country and Woman"
tJay b. Weymouth has moved his law
books and furniture into rooms in his
dwelling house on Main street which
he, has fitted up for an Office.
Fred Taylor has been confined to his
home this week sick with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Taylor has just recovered from a
severe attack of the same trouble.
George Hartshorn and Archie Matte
son, of Deckerville were in Yale Tues
day. They were on their way home from
Detroit with new Ford automobiles
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Fry returned
this Friday TO their home in Yale af-
ter weeks visit at the home of their
cousin, VIM. Mitchell,-Harbor Beach
| Times.
Mrs George Cough accompanied her
daughter, Mrs. Eden Bricker, to Mime
apolis, on Thursday last Mr.. and Mrs.
Bricker will make their new home in
that city.
A farewell dancing party WAS given
at the farm home of Simeon Cole, last
Monday night, for Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Hathaway, who leave this week to take
up residence on their farm near Yale.
Armada Times Graphic.
A meeting of the Red Cross will be
held some day next week, notice of
time and place will be announced by
card, for the purpose of selecting a
| board of directors for Brockway town.
ship and the city Of Yale. All who re-
ceive cards are requested to attend.
Commencing today Thursday the
Pere Marquette will take off passenger
trains No. % going west in the morn
ing and No. 26 going east at night.
Local freight trains will run every
other day-east Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday and west Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. You can go to Port Hur-
on and back in one day, but it will take
you two days to get to Saginaw or any
point between and home again by Pere
Marquette train.
Mrs. Lew Richardson received let
ter last Saturday from her brother, Earl
Perry, stating that he would leave for
France within twenty-four hours. Earl
enlisted in>the aviation corps at Detroit
and from there went to Columbus, Ohio
where he trained for a time, then to the
aviation fields at San Antonio, Texas,
finally finishing up at Mineola. N. Y,
from which place he started for France
He was promoted to Sargent Of the
corps. Mrs. Richardson has two other
brothers, one of whom has been drafted
and accepted aud the other is subject
to draft.