The Yale expositor., 1918-04-18
Local and Otherwise.
Twelve pages his week.


Rain Wednesday, snow and colder
today, Thursday.
Mrs. Euphemia Howell is visiting in
Detroit this week.
Mrs. ]. A.. Menzies was in Port HUI
ron on Wednesday.
G. $. Cochrane is in Port Huron to
day, Thursday, on business.
]. A. Rapley and family were over
from North Branch Sunday.
Ventry r. Hisey, and wife, of
Wayne, spent Sunday in Yale.
c. +. Richards has added a new
awning to the front of his hardware
store.
The NJ. F. supper yesterday was
we'll patronized and enjoyed by all
who attended.
Phil Beadle is improving his dwell
ing house on Mary street by remod-
cling the same.
Pat Flynn and Chester Benedict,
of Port Huron, were guests of ]. F..
Crysler on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rigdon, of War
saw, Indiana, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Mclaughlin.
John MAINS was in Brown City
over Sunday visiting his father, who
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Parsons, the Eye Man will be at
the Paisley Hotel, Friday, April 26th.
See adv. in another column.
Mrs. Clyde Richards returned from
Columbiaville Friday night last week,
after a visit with her father.
Frank and Edward Andreae are
spending the week in Boston on
business for the Wooden Mills.
DR.. Livingston Doering, of Brown
City, was in Yale over Sunday on a
visit to his mother and friends.
Yale is afflicted with a number of
cases of German measles, which by the
way, is now called liberty measles.
Dora Hubbell, of C~roswell, a teach
er in Yale schools last year, is teach
ing the spring term at South Park.
Joe Toman, one of the proprietors
Of the Busy Bee restaurant, of Port
Huron, visited j. X. Rassey this week.
Harry Maxon, of the Bush & Lane
Piano House, Port Huron, was doing
business in Yale several days last
week.
Jimime Brown was down from
Brown City Sunday and Monday on
a visit to his parents and young
friends.
c. r. Adams and party, of Capac,
motored to Yale Friday evening last
and attended the drama at the audi
forum.
C. w. Gardner and wife were visit
ing i N Flint last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Gardner returned with them fol-
the week end.
A big bunch of Bucks passed
through Yale Sunday and Monday
on the way from Saginaw to Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut.
Will d. Sayles was home over Sun
day from Ann Arbor. He expects tc
leave this week for one of the south
ern army camps to go into training
James Newell was up from Porr
Huron over Sunday. He expects to
go to Chicago, this week where he
will continue at his work as a civil
| engineer.
Members of the Delta Lambda club
drove to Avoca Wednesday afternoon
and were entertained at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Hill. A pot luck
supper was enjoyed.
Guy E. Honey and wife went tC
Brown City Wednesday evening for 9
few days visit. Guy will 60 to San
dusky while away and take his exami'
nation previous to entering army life.
1t is reported that the trains taker
off from this division will be restored
on April 22nd. We hope the report i:
true and that we will have the acco.
mediation of two trains a day each
way.
The Jolly Farmers club will meet
at Brockway Town Hall, on Thurs
day, April 25, for supper. Election oil
officers. Following is the menu;
Potato salad, sandwiches, pickles
jello, cake.
Because he did not shut the vul.
c~anizer off when he finished his work
Alex. Moore, of Port Huron, is now
minus his garage and two machines
which went up in flames. His loss
is between $1,000 and $1,000.
Emerson Cooper and George Barth
accomnanied nv their wives and Fred