The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-11-14
Local and Otherwise.

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Louis where he will visit for a short
time.
Matte Vincent, who is attending M.
A. g., spent the weekend at her home
near Yale.
Charles l.. Willard, of Detroit. spent
the first of the week with his mother,
Mrs. Timothy Caster.
John Lince and wife, of Flint, made
short visit to Yale relatives and
friends the past week.
Bruce Stirling and wife, of Toronto,
Ont, visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stirling the past week.
Harry IL. Holden and sister Emma
will leave next week to spend the win
ter in the state of Texas with Clarence
Holden.
Those who have hunters licenses and
desire copies of the 1918 game and
fish laws may get them at the EXPOSE
tor office.
Henry Dinner went to Detroit last
Saturday and has since been taken sick
with Spanish influenza. He is at the
home of his son Ed.
Rev. Martin. of Indiana, will preach
in the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening, Nov. II,
providing the ban is lifted.
Yale Chapter, .. E. s. will meet in
regular session at Masonic Hall, Yale,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, at 1880
o'clock All members and visitors
cordially invited to attend.
The Entire Nous club was entertained
on Wednesday evening at the home of
DR.. and Mrs Benz Clyne, DR.. Lacy
and Mrs. Fred Taylor won high honors
No prizes are given this winter.
DeLaval service day at +. J. Wits
implement store on Friday, Nov. goth.
On this date all users of DeLaval
cream separators are invited to bring
them in for complete inspection and
adjustment.
Princess Theatre will open its doors
to the public next Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings and present "To He'll
with the Kaiser" sevenreel humor-
Gus production on the screen, providing
the present ban is lifted. The Princess
has been closed for q month and our
movie picture lovers will be pleased to
have an opportunity to visit this popu-
lar show house again.
The Girl Scouts, after nobly helping
in Yale's celebration all day Monday,
concluded they would take the train to
Melvin in the evening and wake up the
Inhabitants up there. A joyous, noisy
time was had and the girls returned on
the last train, perfectly happy and sat.
isfied with their efforts Their leaders
Marie McNulty and Mrs. Geo. Stable
ford were chaperones.
VIM. Rath has completed the grade
for the roadway from the Pere Mar
quette tracks on North street east tc
the city limits and it is now ready fol
the gravel. Henry Dinner is complet
ing the highway to the south Of the
city, and if the weather conditions re-
main settled the gravel will all be laid
within week. When these two high
ways are finished Yale will have grave
: roads leading into the city from al
directions.
Mrs. VIM. Ii. Fletcher, who is spend
ing the winter in Alexandria, Va, tC
be near her husband Lieut.. Fletcher
who is at camp near there, writes tc
Mrs. j. A. Menzies that she is enjoying
life there very much. There is 80 much
to see that she has no time to be lone.
ly. She was in Washington one day
and was lucky enough to get look al
President Wilson. The weather has
been beautiful since her arrival, and
the people are exceedingly happy now
that the war is over. Mrs. Fletoher's
address is 3lS N. Leol ST., Alexandra q
Virginia.
The latest invention to hang in the
family dining room is the gum board
1t is neat little circular board, plain
or decorated, fastened to the wall
The name of each of the family il
painted on the circumference, and
marks the spot where the gum is left
until wanted. This saves carrying the
gum to bed and getting 1t in ones hail
or swallowing it in the night. 1t is OBJ.
vious that the gum board supplies
! long felt want, and he who inyented
} the new fad will have the best wishe,
of the young ladies.
} Chas. Barr has an oxygen acetelynt
welding plant in connection with hiI
blacksmith and repair shop which II
: certainly of great value to the city Of
Yale and country surrounding. We
can cite one instance in particular thai
this plant rendered valuable services tC