The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-05-24

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address .of her Exposition from East
Orange, N. j. to Bolton, Lake George,
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craig, of Pontiac,
are rejoicing over the arrival OF a 10
pound boy at their home on May 10th,
1917.
RS. Campbell, Port Huron, was in
Yale Wednesday in the interests of the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
Ed McAllen, who has been working
in Detroit for the past winter, moved
his family and household goods to the
city this week.
Will Fox, of Elk, and Chas. Jackson,
of Greenwood have purchased new
Dodge automobiles from Eilber &
Barth, Yale agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward loft were
called to Port Huron Sunday by the
serious illness of his brother John, who
died on Wednesday.
George Mcintyre attended a meeting
of the Shrine at Saginaw Friday last
and enjoyed an exceptionally good
time, returning home Saturday.
j. f. Crysler and j. /. Rosenthal are
attending the races at Sarnia today,
Thursday. Mr.. Crysler did not start
his racing mare on account of the bad
weather.
Rain Monday and Tuesday; snow
and colder weather Wednesday morn
ing. Old Sol came out from under the
clouds before noon and warmed the
atmosphere somewhat.
Lew Giddings, weaver in the Yale
Wooden Mills for the past year or more,
left Monday morning for the state of
Maine where he will follow the same
occupation in wooden mill.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. BIG, +. & A. M. at Masonic
hall, Yale, this (Thursday) evening.
Work on First Degree. All members
and visiting brethren invited to attend
Chas. Ii. Weymouth sold his stock of
lumber to the Yale Lumber & Coal Co.
Thursday of last week and has re-
tired from the business. Mr.. Wey-
mouth will follow his trade, carpen-
tering
Those who take part in the war. time
drama have been working hard on the
play and we hope they will get full
house at Central hall tomorrow night
when "Her Friend, the Enemy" will
be presented.
A box social and party will be given
by the ladies of the Altar Society of
Sacred HeartIchurch, in the hall at Old
Brockway on Thursday evening, May
31st. Ladies all please bring boxes.
Everybody invited.
Workmen have been busy this week
painting and fixing over the interior of
The Thos. Holden building. AS soon
as everything Is in readiness Mr.. Ras-
sey, brother of George Rassey, will
open grocery and fruit store.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Richards and
son Erwin attended the funeral of the
formers mother at Mayville on Mon
day. Mrs. Richards had stroke sew.
eral weeks ago and has since been
steadily failing until death came on
saturday, May 10Th.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church held its regular meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Fred Taylor on
Wednesday afternoon. A pleasant and
profitable time was spent. The study
book, "Old Spain in New America"
will be finished at the June meeting.
Gus Goldberg put down well on the
Mcmahon farm 21f miles south and east
of Yale which is giving the best of sat
isfaction both in the abundant supply
of water and the purity of same. The
depth of the well Is 1877 feet. Gus is an
experienced hand at this work and has
many fine wells to his credit.
The dance given by Yale business
men in the Opera House, Monday eve
ming, was attended by fifty-five couples.
Music was furnished by Baldwin's or
chestra. Although the weather was
stormy outside the conditions on the
inside were pleasant and agreeable and
a most enjoyable evening was spent by
all present.
Sheriff Windsor aud Thos. II. George
of Port Huron, were in Yale Tuesday
and swore in the draft registration
board consisting of Supervisor N. Ii.
Herbert and City Clerk Bert Nc Donald.
The day for registration is set for June
9Th. All male persons between the ages
of 81 and 30 years inclusive must regis.
ter on above date.
John Hutton has rented the front
part of the building occupied by Staley
and Bricker and a doorway has been
made between the two buildings The
additional floor space will give Mr..
Hutton increased show room for his
large stock of heavy hardware. The
rear part of che building will be occu-
pied as heretofore by the telephone
exchange.
The Expositor has limited number
of pamphlets pertaining to small veg
table garden prepared under the direc-
tion of the Bureau Of Plant Industry
at Washington. II contains many val.