The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-02-21
Local and Otherwise.

III IOrJ huron MONDAY.
Harry II. Holden is at Wayne visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Hisey.
Mrs. Fred Mathews visited relatives
at Brown City the past week.
Mrs. " K. Rassey and son George
visited in Fort Huron Monday.
Grant Holden attended the Rexall
convention at Detroit this week.
f. ]. Rice, of Detroit, visited at his
farm home east of Yale over Sunday.
Bob Parkinson went to Detroit on
Monday morning to remain for a
time.
Mrs. II. o. Welcb, accompanied by
Mrs. Willard Welch, went to Detroit
Monday morning.
Mrs. II. &. Mclaughlin expects to
leave Hattiesburg for st. Louis, Mich,
about March LIST.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Avoca, was the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Burch,
for the weekend.
N b. Percy and JAS. Cogely went to
Detroit Wednesday morning returning
this afternoon with three Ford cars.
Chas. w. Slosser has purchased lot
in the Shorthand Plat at Lakeport from
the Perciyal Real Estate Agency, Port
Huron.
Chauncey Kelley and wife, who have
been visiting with Detroit relatives the
past month or more, have returned to
their home here.
j. f. Crysler and wife went to Port
Huron Monday. Mrs. Crysler remain
ed in Port Huron and Mr.. Crysler
went on to Detroit.
Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at
the Paisley Hotel from 10 a. m. until 6
p. M, Friday, March 1st. Notice his
ad in another column.
f. o. Putney left Yale Monday
morning for Miami, Ohio, where he
will spend few weeks looking after
business interests located there.
Another car of Prudden coal was re-
ceived by the City of Yale last week
and was dealt out by Alderman Lear
mont. About 20 families were served.
Wesley Graybiel died at his home in
Greenwood township, east of Yale, to-
day, Thursday. lie has been sick for
about four years. Obituary next week.
Mrs. George Mcintyre entertained a
dozen ladies at her home on Friday
afternoon last week. Five hundred
was played and delicious supper was
served.
In post card dated at San Diego,
Calf, written by Fred z. Currier, we
are instructed to change address of
Expostor to 1929 Montrose street,
Los Angeles, Calf.
There will be no primary election in
the city of Yale this spring, the reason
being that there is but one ticket in
the field and no contesting candidates
for the several offices. The annual
election occurs Monday, April 1st
William Bell Andrews, second grand
son of Mr. and Mrs. &. w. Bell, was
born to Dr. and Mrs. Dee Ii. Andrews,
of st. Louis, Mich, on Sunday, Feb
18th. He is a fine little fellow and
friends are offering congratulations.
The Mt. Clemens Messenger an
nounces that on Feb, %, that paper
will be succeeded by the Mt. Clemens
American, 1t is hoped that the new
name will arouse a more intense pa
triotism. May the American succeed
we'll
Commissioners of schools II all of
Michigan's SO counties are planning on
attending conference at the Michigan
Agricultural college on March to
take up problems of the rural schools
and to discuss their relation to the
rapidly growing agricultural extension
service.
Rain Friday last, snow Saturday,
warm sunshiny days Sunday and Mon
day, rain Tuesday, high wind Tuesday
night, freeze up and terribly cold on
Wednesday. Oh ! for some Of those
balmy breeZes from sunny Florida. If
anyon remarks otis hot ~ next sum-
mer we'll publish him in the Expositor.
i he meeting of the Jolly Farmers
club OF Brockway and Emmett will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Hodgins on Thursday, Feb. %. The
business meeting will be held before
dinner. Following is the menu
Scalloped potatoes, baked beans, sand
witches, cabbage or fruit salad, pickles,
pie.
The thaw left By. Montney's resi-
dence surrounded by water, and he has
been getting his mail by the dishpan
route. l.. K. Howe has been delivering
it. The mail is placed in the pan with
40 feet of rope attached and the loose