The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-04-05
Local and otherwise.

School opens again next Monday.
! Mrs. ED. Andreae was in Port Huron
last Saturday.
Palm Sunday April LIST, Easter Sun
day, April 9Th.
Mrs. A. V. Psrmlee spent Tuesday
in Port Huron.
Robert Heron was home from Royal
Oak over Sunday.
The teachers have all left the city
| for the Easter week.
Helen Farley is spending the Easter
vacation in Richmond.
Elsie Huffman was home from Y psi
lanti Normal school last week.
Chas. Barr has been in Detroit this
week studying acetyline welding.
Helen Sheehy has been visiting
friends in Port Huron this week.
Mrs. John Brennan visited Detroit
friends and relatives the past week.
&. II. Adams, cashier of the Capac
Savings Bank, was home over Sunday.
AL Wood, of Marlette, visited his
friend Charles Rounds on Friday last.
Mary Brown was home over Sunday
from her school in Fort Gratiot town.
ship.
Mrs. George Cameron and little
Margaret are spending the week in
Detroit.
Harold Mailman, of Detroit, spent
the weekend with parents and friends
in Yale.
Gus Smith sold his last years bean
crop at Melvin and received over $1,000
for same.
Ruth Swan, of Port Huron, was a
guest in the Umphrey home the latter
part of last week.
George Green has been spending a
few days the past week with rel
atives near Romeo.
A crew of men started Tuesday on
the new M. Z. church. Work will be
pushed to completion.
Some of the farmers in this locality
have started spring blowing. The
ground works up nice.
John Sweet and wife, of Sandusky
spent the fore part of the week among
Yale relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Young, of Wood
rus, Ontr have been spending the pas
week among Yale friends.
Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. Ber
Evans and child spent few days il
Avooa the last of the week.
Henry WEIGH moved his furniture
and household goods to his farm nortl
and west of Yale on Tuesday.
J. A. Hennessy, wife, and daughte
Imogene, of Deckeryille, spent the pas
week with relatives and friends in thi
city.
The Almont Herald stated in las
weeks issue that AL Lewis was spend
ing his birthday week with his parents
in Yale.
Bella, Keith and Esther, children o
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Mihlethaler, o
Harbor Beach, visited their grand
parents in Yale the past week.
The weather program for Saturda,
evening was thunder and lightning ant
4 rain. Sunday was cloudy, dreary day
Monday was real April day witt
showers and sunshine.
Sunday being the birthday of Mrs
Bidelman, her daughter, Mrs. JOSEPH
ID. Middleton, who had planned tn
surprise, together with her brothers an,
sisters, presented their mother with
purse of $50 in gold.
Mrs. Roy Phillips, who has been in
very critical condition during the pas
week, is now much better and on tn,
road to recovery. 1t was thought TO
a time that she could not get better an,
the family was called.
Richard Houghton and wife, VIII
have been spending the past month o
: two at Flint, returned to Yale Saturday
Mr.. Houghton built himself a nous
. while away and expects to move Il
Flint soon and occupy it.
III. A. Williams has started selling
some article at about cost every week
the special price applying from tn
Saturday following its announcement
I in his ad to the next Saturday when
4 new special will be announced. He /
Z doing this simply to get you to rea
< his adds and If you wish to avail your
self of these specials it will be necest
Z airy for you to read the adds and as
for the goods as they will not be spec
ally displayed either in his window o
store. See his ad this week.
The popularity contest at Princes
Theatre bids fair to be a winner Tn