The Yale expositor., 1918-04-25
Local and Otherwise.


Tuesday.
G. S. Cochrane's big 1918 sale still
continues.
John Wark is having his house wired
for electricity.
Mrs. Harvey Sayles was up from De-
troit over Sunday.
Clean up your premises of all accu-
mutation of rubbish.
Henry Z. Dinner transacted business
in Detroit this week.
George Rassey was up from Port
Huron the first of the week.
Chas. Barr sold his Ford car last
week to VIM. Jolly, of Fargo.
Rain Tuesday, colder in the evening
and frost Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Edward Andreae and children
were in Port Huron last Saturday.
Thos. l.. Hallead, of Camp Custer,
spent Sunday at his home north Of
Yale.
Edward Johnston has been home
from Camp Custer the past week on a
furlough.
Sunday was a cold, raw and gloomy
day. Rain fell through Saturday night
and Sunday morning.
r. r. Cowan, of Carsonville shipped
10 head of horses from Yale to the
Eastern markets last week.
John e. Staley is the owner of a new
Dodge ive-passenger car purchased of
Eilber & Barth, Yale dealers.
Mrs. Russell Courier, of Brown City,
spent the weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bright.
Our citizens are preparing their gar
dens, getting them in readiness to
plant. Some have them in already,
Agnes is the name of a daughter
born to Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Hau-
weghan, in Yale, April 18th. Congrat-
ulations.
&Vera Wallace leaves tomorrow, Fri
day for her new position at the Howell
Sa~Ditarium. Good wishes of all go
with her.
Henry Short, of Greenwood, who un-
derwent a serious operation at the Port
Huron hospital a short time ago, is re-
covering.
r. Z. Smith and family having spent
the past winter in Port Huron moved
back to Yale last week. We welcome
their return.
Another bunch of Buick automobiles
passed through Yale Tuesday morning
on their way to Connecticut and other
Eastern States.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Parmlee will
move to Port Huron the first of next
week and take up their residence at
515 Fifteenth street.
The first arrests of the spring fishing
season were made by deputy game war
den Radike at st. Clair last week when
three st. Clair men were lacked up for
spearing fish in Belle River with a
jack light.
Leslie MenZies was home from De.
troit the latter part of last week on a
visit to his parents and friends. He
leaves tomorrow morning at z o'clock
from Detroit for Camp Custer to 90
into training.
Rev. Rheingans was at Flint last
week attending a meeting of the Pres
bytery. On Saturday he left for Chicago
to spend Sunday. Mrs. Rheingans filled
the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday morn.
ing very acceptably.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter
No. GA, D. L. s., Wednesday evening,
May LIST. Initiation and installation.
Newly elected officers please meet for
practice Monday evening, April 30 at
7:3o. Georgia A. Spencer, Sec.
Chas. Jurn, of Emmett, has purchas-
ed a Percheron stallion, which was re-
Gently imported from France. This is
one of the heaviest horses in this part
of the state and tips the beam at 1000.
Mr.. Jurn will have cards out for this
stallion next week. Watch for them.
Spring dancing party at the Auditor
ium tomorrow evening, April 26th.
Music by Mr.. Ferneau and his Jazz
Band of Flint have been secured for
this occasion. Bill, $1.50 per couple.
Spectators 25c each. Soldiers in uni
form admitted free of charge. A good
time promised. Vim +. Barr, Mgr.
Mrs. Charles Griggs, of Peck, died at
her home last week Monday, from a
stroke of paralysis. She had been a
resident of Peck and vicinity since 1877
and "a a woman respected and es-
teemed by all who knew her. She was
a sister Of Mrs. Stephen Bowers, of
Yale, and Miss Georgienne Dooley, of