The Yale expositor., 1918-03-21
Local and Otherwise.


garden.
L. j Rice was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Andreae are in De-
troit this week
Grant Holden was in Detroit Mon
day and Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Harry Carless and son were
visiting Peck relatives last week.
H. L Welch and wife visited friends
at Stratbroy, Ont, the past week.
Thos, Wharton is out again after a
a couple of weeks serious illness.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller and Mrs. G. F.
Curtis were in Port Huron Monday.
Norma Shaw was home from Flint
the past week visiting her parents and
friends.
Don't forget to set your clocks and
watches ahead one hour on Easter
Sunday.
G. 5. Cochrane and wife visited
Brown City relatives and friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Ii. Palmer and Mrs. Alex.
Pollock were IN Detroit Monday and
Tuesday.
! The Yale Market Co. has added a
new awning to the front of their store
building.
Dolph Andreae was in Port Huron
over Sunday to see his wife, who is in
the hospital.
Harry Adams was home from Port
Huron over Sunday on visit to par
ents and friends.
F.O. Putney returned on Saturday
night from two weeks business trip
to Miami, Florida.
Olin Beavis, of Lansing, has been
spending the past few days in Yale
among his young friends.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter
No. Ga, o. K. s., Wednesday evening,
March 81. Mrs. G. A. Spencer, Sec'y
Supervisor Thos. Shut and Treas.
urer A. j. Smith, Of Lynn township,
were in Port Huron Monday on bust
ness.
Arthur Clyne, who is employed at
Syracuse, n. Y, has been home on a
visit to his parents and friends the
past week.
An interesting letter from Roy
Bricker, who is somewhere in France,
was published last week in the Mar
lette Leader.
Twin girls were born Sunday, March
18th, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Witt, Of
Brown City. Congratulations are be-
ing offered by friends.
Fred Taylor's father, who has been
confined to his bed for several weeks,
does not improve any but seems to be
getting weaker all the time.
George Barth motored to Detroit on
Wednesday and from there expected to
60 on to Toledo. He will return with
a new Overland touring car.
Guy +. Beard, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. JOS Rose, who have been
spending the winter at Lutz, Florida,
returned to Yale Saturday night.
DR.. j. b. Stevens extracted a molar
tooth from horse on Tuesday of this
week, weighing 61s ounces. The DR..
says this is the biggest molar he ever
saw.
N. b. Percy, Clare Chapman, Holland
Walker and Dayton Freeman went to
Detroit the latter part of last week, re-
turning with four Ford automobiles
for Cogley's Ford Service Station.
The supper given by the Red Cross
ladies in the rooms over the First Na
ional Bank last Saturday was we'll pat
ronized. Net proceeds, $50. The COM
mittee in charge wish to thank all who
SO generously donated.
Guy r. Rice, son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
J. Rice, of Yale, has enlisted as a
skilled mechanic and expert gas engine
man in aviation and is stationed for
the present at Selfridge Field, Mount
Clemens, 30S Aero Squadron.
The Yale grange will entertain the
jolly Farmers Club at Brockway Town
hall on March % Good speakers will
be in attendance. Following is the
menu to be served: Scolloped potatoes,
baked beans, sandwiches, salad, pickles
and pie.
V. X. Rassey has leased business
block, corner Huron Ave-, and Grand
River street, Port Huron, and will open
wholesale and retail fruit and con-
fectionery store soon. The store here
will be continued but headquarters
will be at Port Huron where the fam
lily will move.
The merchants of Yale, who put on
the pony contest some time ago, receiv-
ed the pony Saturday night last and
have had the little fellow on exhibition
on our streets each day since. 1t is a
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