The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-10-25
Local and Otherwise.
Ideal fall weather,

Ideal fall weather,
Christmas will be here ia nihe weeks.
Rain early Sunday evening. Frost
by Sunday night.
Mrs. j. l. Moore spent last week in
Pontiac with her brothers, John and
Donald Craig.
Red Cross dance in Auditorium next
Wednesday evening Halloween Ev'
erybody come.
A number of Yale young people at
tended the dancing party in Croswell
Tuesday night.
Will Palmer, of Newberry, was call
ing on relatives and friends in Yale
the first of the week.
Will Bell and wife left Yale Wed.
nesday for New Jersey, where they will
make their future home.
Fred Locke, wife and little son, OF
Port Huron, spent over Sunday with
Henry PearCe and daughter Wayne.
o. Z. S. regular meeting Wednesday
evening, Oct. 81. All members and
visitors invited to come out. &. A
Spencer, secretary.
G. II. Ferguson and wife, Mrs. Evs
j. Black and Carrie Clark attended the
funeral Of their uncle, K. ID. Smith al
Watertown on Sunday.
Mary NJ. Brown, who has been spend
ing the past few weeks with relatives
at Mt. Pleasant and Kalamazoo return
ed to Yale Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Z. Beard are hap
py over the arrival of a baby daughter
at their home in Yale on Sunday, Oct
81. Congratulations are being offered
Word reaches Yale from Battle Greek
that Ed Johnston has been raised tC
the rank of a sergeant His friends
here will be pleased to learn of his ad
vancement.
County clerk Joe Z. Vincent will bt
at the Expositor Office Saturday eve
ming of this week to issue deer licenses
to hunters intending to go into th'
north woods next month.
The city clock is installed in the
new M. K. church tower, and is nov
running and striking the hours anC
half hours, central standard time
which is the official time in Yale.
Mrs. N. b. Herbert and Mrs. V. A
Lacy are delegates from Yale Chapter
o. E. S. to the ST. Clair county associa
ton at st. Clair Friday of this week
Alice Mckenzie, county secretary, will
also attend.
Hazen z. Smith was sentenced il
circuit court on Monday by Judge Har
vey Tappan to two years at the Ionis
prison for the theft of Louis Etchells
Ford automobile. The car, which wa
sold to Detroit party, has not beer
found as yet.
Geo. G. Watson, receiver for the de
funct Moore Bros. bank at Capac hs
notified depositors of that institution
that he will pay three per cent divi
dend and is now mailing the money t.
different people who were losers by de
posting their money in that bank.
Mrs. j. Z. Staley has been appointe'
chairman of the committee which sh'
is to select to make canvass of Yal
regarding the conserving of food stuffs
As soon as the pledge cards are receiv
ed the committee will visit the house
wives of the city and secure their sig
| natures in the hopes of bringing abou
better conditions in the way of saving
The movement is a worthy one ant
will help lot and possibly keep som
of us from starving before next spring
The grand ball given at the New
Auditorium last Thursday evening b.
VIM. +. Barr, was swell affair. Al
though the weather was very disagree
able, q large attendance from Marietta
Sandusky, Brown City, Peck, Emmett
and Capac was present. The musi
furnished by FlnzePs six'piece orohes
ira, Of Detroit, was simply the bes
ever. Nearly 100 couples enjoyed t
the fullest extent the evenings enter
tainment. We have heard many max
the remark, cit was the finest must
and the SWEETEST dancing party eve
given in Yale"