The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12
Local and Otherwise.

Are you displaying the hherioan
flag.
Joe Rosenthal spent Easter Sunday
in Detroit.
Ed. Rice was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
James Sweet was home from Sarnia
over Sunday.
Bert Middleton was at Port Huron
saturday last.
II. L. Dinner was at Port Huron on
business Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre was in Port HUI
ron Saturday last.
Hilton Goheen was home from De-
troit over Sunday.
Lawrence Sheehy was home from
Ypslant for Easter.
VerDa Mailman and Nellie Dinner
were in Port Huron Saturday,
Mrs. N. b. Percy and little daughter
were at Port Huron Saturday.
Clare Welch and Avery Thompson
were home from Flint for Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hallman Visited
relatives in Port Huron over Sunday.
Alex Johnston, of Bad Axe, spent
Easter with his parents and friends
here.
Percy Hallead, of Big Rapids, visited
his parents and friends in Yale the past
week.
Harry Campbell, who is attending
the M. A. q. at Lansing, was home the
past week.
A. f. Fletcher and family have moy.
ed into the Frank Phillips house on
Wood street.
Chas. Teets, who is working in De-
troit, visited friends in Yale and Rose
burg oyer Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lennox and children. of
Ludington, are visiting with Yale rel
atives and friends.
Henry Parkinson, of Detroit, has
been in Yale this week calling on
friends and relatives.
Jacob Miller has been working at his
trade painting and paper hanging at
Avoca the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. l.. Benedict, Of
Brown City, visited their daughter Mrs.
& ). Cochrane this week.
Harry Paisley, of Detroit, spent few
days among relatives and friends in
Yale the first of the week.
James McColl and Guy 4. Beard
were at Deckerville the first of the week
attending bank meeting.
Gladys Wallace, who is attending the
Thomas Normal Training School at
Detroit, was home over Easter.
Good Friday, April 6, 1917, goes down
in the history as the day that United
states declared war on Germany.
John K. Paxton was home from De-
troit over Sunday on visit to his
parents and friends in this locality.
Mrs. j. +. Williams was called to
Grand Rapids last week Thursday on
account of the death of her mother
Jess Lane and family of Port Huron
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
Lane and other relatives and friends
here.
Hugh Johnston, manager of the
Michigan State Telephone Co, at Port
Huron, was in Yale and vicinity ovel
Sunday.
Henry VIM, clerk at the Harrington
Hotel, is spending the week with rela.
tives and friends at Port Huron anC
Detroit.
Oscar Brown, who worked in Wind
sor's barber shop for time, but now Al
Fair Haven, was in Yale this week
calling on friends.
Bert Walker has returned home from
a weeks visit with his brother Phil al
{. Howard City, his sister at McBain anC
G.. q. Raymond at Bay City.
: Despite the almost impossible con
dition of the roads there was large
crowd in Yale on Saturday last, and the
merchants report big trade.
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Wednesday where he has secured 9
lucrative job. He expects to move his
family over there little later.
The first meeting of the new council
presided over by Mayor Hennessy, was
Y held Monday evening. Committees
were selected. and the appointments
\ confirmed.
At the meeting of the Common
4 Council held on Monday evening last
Z the High School Athletic Association
( was granted the use of the City Park
Decoration day.
j.. G. Mailman and a crew of carpen-
4 ters are at work remodelling the War.
4 rem Roadway house on Mechanic street
|, now owned by DR.. w. G. Wight. The
building will be raised and the entire
building made into modern dwelling
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hydorn and
2 child, of Bay City, spent Sunday at the
( home of the formers parents, III. s
Hydorn and wife. Henry returned
home Monday and Mrs. Hydorn will
spend few days visiting relatives and
4 friends in Yale.
Fred Leach writes us from SO Glad.
4 stone place, Pontiac, Mich, as follows
Enclosed find money order of S1.0C
for which please extend my subscrip.
ton to the Expositor one year. This
little city is making rapid strides and
\ business is in Gourishing condition
We look for the Expostor each week
and it is very welcome guest"
Charles Barr returned from Detroit
last Saturday. While away he received
instruction in acetylene welding. He
has ordered an outfit which he expects
will arrive here within the next week
when he will be ready TO weld steel,
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