The Yale expositor., 1917-03-22
Local and Otherwise.


day of spring.
Rufus Remington is visiting friends
and relatives at Lapeer. i
Thos. L. Beadle, of Melvin, was in
Yale Monday on business.
j. E. Ryan, of Ann Arbor, spent over
Sunday with friends In Yale.
VIII Menerey. of Detroit, visited his
mother and friends here over Sunday.
Bob Thompson, of Detroit, visited
among relatives and friends the past
week.
M. B. Hallead entertained his BROTH
or Herbert, of Tacoma, Wash, the past
week.
DIR. f. p. Currier of University hos
pital, Ann Arbor, is home visiting rela-
tiyes and friends.
II. 5. Campbell, Of Port Huron, made
the Expositor friendly call while in
Yale Wednesday.
City treasurer j. L. Rosenthal was at
Port Huron Tuesday and settled with
the county treasurer.
Miss Davis, of Port Huron, who is
visiting Mrs. John Wark, was quite i'll
the first of the week.
Aileen Donahue, Of Emmett, was a
guest in the John Sheehy home few
days the first of the week.
Ruth Menzies spent the weekend at
her home in Yale. Luella Flanagan,
Of Kenockee, was her guest.
Mrs. Eden G. Bricker, Of Grand Rap
ids, spent the past week at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cough
Saturday last was a snowy, stormy
day which continued through the night.
Sunday came out bright and sunshiny
although cold.
Ventry r. Hisey and wife, of Wayne,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Huff
man and other Yale relatives and
friends over Sunday.
Peter Griffith was up from Royal
Oak the first of the week. He is trying
to sell his Yale property, and if sue
cessful will move to that place.
Bert Kelly, who has been laid up
with the shingles at his home for two
weeks past, is getting along nicely and
hopes soon to be at his post in Grant
Holden's drug store.
Two brides were taken at L.. b.
Presleys sale Thursday. March Is. The
persons who took them are known and
had better return same at once If they
wish to save trouble.
The Fargo Dramatic Club will give
the comedy drama Under the Laurels''
on Friday evening, March 23rd, in
Brinkman's hall, Avoca. Curtain rises
at 500 o'clock. The public generally
cordially invited to attend.
Eldred Charles, minister Of the Me-
chanic street Christian church, will
preach in the Melvin Baptist church
next Sunday evening, March 25th, at
eight o'clock on "The Great Transac-
tion Of the ages"
Mrs. Young, sister of Jacob Miller,
and two children visited here while, on
their way to the Canadian northwest.
Pearl, the daughter, has been seriously
ill'and grave doubts entertained as to
her recovery. She is not out of danger
as yet.
"a Prairie Rose" in four acts will be
given by Peck talent under the
auspices of Elk Chapter o. K. 5. in New
Opera House, Yale, this (Thursday)
evening. Curtain rises at 500 o'clock
standard time. Tickets 15c, 25c and
35c. Everybody invited.
Geo. w. Howell, leader of the Demo-
cratic party in Tuscola county for many
years, died at his home in Caro- Satur-
day evening, Mar. 10, at the age of "a
years. Mr.. Howell has been resident
at the county seat since 1869. Heleaves
a wife, two daughters, two brothers and
four sisters.
Mrs. Ed. Sheehy entertained twelve
of her girl friends on Saturday, March
18th at six o'clock dinner. The din
ing room was beautifully decorated in
green, it being on st. Patrick's day.
The dinner was served in honor of
Mary Skiaington who will leave this
city soon to make her home in Detroit.
Said man who is posted the other
day: "The farmer should plant every
acre of land that is possible this year
and plant diversified crops. In this
wsy he will land on something that
will yield big and the prices will be all
right. There is no chance for fall in
the price of farm produce for several
years."
A warning has been sent out by the
postoffioe officials to the effect that q
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