The Yale expositor., 1918-05-09
Local and Otherwise.
Shower Monday night.

Port Huron Monday.
w. f. Rub and family were in Port
Huron Saturday last.
N. ID. Percy was in Detroit on bust
ness the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Andreae and child
rem spent Sunday in Brown City.
Two hundred eighty women enrolled
at the recent registration in Yale.
Merle Heath, who is teaching school
near Capac, was home over Sunday.
County Clerk Vincent was in Yale
today calling on his mother and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Menzle, of
Atkins visited George Minnie and wife
Sunday.
Harold E. Phelps is now with Co. G,
7th Regiment at Camp Perry, Great
Lakes, LII.
Supervisor Herbert is busy assessing
the real estate and personal property of
the city of Yale.
Herb f. Mckinney, who is working
for Rodge Welch near Port Huron, was
home over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Hall is on a two-weeks'
visit with relatives in Detroit, Wind
sor and Essex, Ont.
Many of the lawns in our city look
dead. No wonder, after going through
such a hard winter.
l.. +. Van Camp has sold his 20 acres
located north of Yale to Fred Brand,
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Darius Mihlethaler, of Harbor Beach,
was in Yale Tuesday on a visit TO his
parents and friends.
Parsons the eye man will be at the
Paisley Hotel, Yale, Friday, May II.
See his adv. elsewhere.
Anyone having yarn or knitted ar
ticles please bring in to Red Cross rooms
and obllge the committee.
Editor Cawood, of Brown City, made
the Expositor force a friendly call
while in Yale this morning.
Bertha Clyne was home from Ypsi
over Sunday. She has engaged to
teach at West Branch the coming year.
st. Clair county has been called upon
for 1872 men in May, which is the big
gest single draft since the wal started.
Win Sayles is now located at Camp
Hancock, Ga, and is assigned to Co. A
Supply School, Ordinance Training
School.
Walter Andreae moved on Monday
into the Parmlee house, corner Kenne-
fck and Wood streets recently pur-
chased by him.
Chas. Hoskins has a position in the
chemical works at Midland and is doing
well. His brother Will has also been up
there for a month.
Chas. Fischer's Exposition orchestra
of Kazoo will hold forth at the Audi.
forum, Yale, on May oath. Look for
further particulars of his coming later.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Wylie, Of Detroit
Lulu Chisholm and Horace Kaake, of
Laurel, and Lillyan Daugherty, Of
Port Huron, spent Sunday with c. 5.
Brown and family.
Yale schools will give a patriotic pa.
geant on Tuesday evening, May 81, in
the Auditorium, proceeds to go to the
Red Cross. More particulars will be
published next week.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Crawford, Detroit, on April
25th, and has been christened James
Victor. Mrs. Crawford will be remem-
bered as Miss Lillian Bricker.
The Deemster shown on the screen
ut Princess Theatre Tuesday evening
of this week, was interesting and in.
structive and thoroughly enjoyed by
the large crowds that attended each
show.
Grant Holden, son Rex and Chas.
Rounds motored to Port Huron Friday
last. Rex remained until the first of
WIS WSON iCOCi'ihB lu~otIuCIlOub duu
studying the makeup of fancy soft
drinks and ice cream combinations.
There will be a social dancing party
given by the Cleaners of Brockway in
their hall Friday evening, May 18th.
Music by McKanlass, Marone and
Sterne. The public cordially invited to
attend. Bill S1.00. Refreshments ex-
ira. BE sure and be present.
Rev. Eldred Charles preached a very
fine sermon to the Oddfellows and
friends at Mechanic street Church of
Christ, Sunday afternoon last, taking
for his subject "The Good Samaritan
The occasion was the ninety-ninth an
niversary Of Oddfellowship In America.
Grant Holden has made many de.
cided changes and improvements on