The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-10-31

Tuesday.
VIM. p. Darling spent Tuesday in
Port Huron.
We have had considerable rainy
weather the past week.
Mrs. G. A. Rigdon, of Warsaw, Ind,
is here on a visit to her son Dale
Jay b. Weymouth, attorney, tran
sacted legal business in Port Huron
Tuesday.
Clare Chapman is sick at the home
of Edward Sheehy, caused by an
operation.
Tbos. Parkinson, Of Detroit, was in
the city Monday calling on relatives
and friends.
DIR. Wight was called to Capac on
Monday to see DR.. Ross, who is quite
sick with influenza.
Chas. Award, wife and child, of De-
troit, visited Shep Stanley and other
friends here the past week.
Read the serial story 1.-THE Bride of
Battle" now running in the Expositor.
You will enjoy reading it.
The destiny of Germany is either one
thing or the other. She will certainly
be in peace or pieces soon.
q. f Ebert and wife, Of Saginaw,
were In Yale Wednesday attending
the burial of Frank Jackson.
w. II. Learmont and family drove
10 Ann Arbor Saturday for an over
sunday visit with their son Victor.
The Richmond schools being closed,
essie Mccall is at her home here.
Hiss Richie spent Sunday with her.
A bouncing baby boy arrived Mon
day, Oct 28th, to gladden. the hearts of
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Parkinson, of De-
troit.
Yale sports are hunting rabbits these
days, and as this variety Of game is
quite plentiful lots of fun is had
chasing them.
Mrs. Don Comstock left on Monday
for her home in Ypsllanti. Her moth
or, Mrs. N. j. Drouyor, went as far as
Port Huron with her.
The many friends of Harry L. Camp
bell, who is now in France, will be
pleased to learn that he has been ad-
vanced to the rank of captain.
Rex Holden, who has been very sick
with influenza at Bloomington, Ind.
is beyond the danger stage and gaining
daily, although very weak as yet.
The city clocks were all set back one
hour Sunday, Oct. 9th. We now have
daylight in the early morning, but
darkness in the middle of the afternoon
Now cases of Spanish influenza are
reported in Yale this week. Every
precaution is taken to stop its spread
both by our citizens individually anC
the board Of health.
School being closed all the teacher
left for their homes on Saturday last
with the exception of Miss Christensen
who is confined to her room at TIT
home of George Mcintyre, with in
fluenZa.
Delinquent subscribers, whom w
cut off the Expositor list by order o
the War Industries Board are callinI
at our Office or sending by mail, payinl
up arrearages and a year or more II
advance.
Commencing Monday evening next
Nov 4th, the stores of the city vii
close every evening at six o'clock (cit
time) excepting Saturday evenings an
pay nights at the Wooden Mills. Thi
rule does not apply to drug stores.
Word was received by Mrs. j. A
Vincent this week that her son james
of New York City had enlisted in tn
Ordnance Department of the u.
army, with commission of captain. ii
reports for duty at Washington, ID. G
on Nov. 4th.
9. +. Richards has installed no
air furnace in the Doelle Block. Ii. A
Williams occupies the building as
general merchandise and novelty store
and is more than satisfied in the sue
cess of the heating plant and the CON
Portable warmth OF the building sine
the furnace has beeu installed.
James Wallace who has condu cted
cream station in this city for sewers
years has accepted position in th
Pere Marquette depot at Kinde All
leave for there Saturday morning t
, enter upon his duties. His Yale friend
wish him every success. Horace
Hall has charge of the cream station
Geo.W Elston has purchased from L
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