The Yale expositor., 1918-04-04


friends at Port Huron.
Mrs. Drouyor and daughter Dorothy
were in Port Huron Friday last.
Marjorie Menzies is the new book
keeper at Willis implement store.
j. A. Menzies and daughter Grace
were in Port Huron last Saturday.
Mrs. Jos Yuill is attending the Mis-
sionary convention at Port Huron.
Joe Rassey transacted business in
Port Huron and Detroit the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry Maloney, of De-
troit, visited Yale friends over Sunday.
Max Fead has been spenoing his
Easter vacation with relatives at Sar-
ia, Ont
5. +. Barr was up from Detroit over
Easter on visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. j, w. Thompson. of Oil Springs
Ont, is visiting at the home of U. X.
Griffith.
Harry Dudley was home from Camp
Custer on furlough the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. j. +. Ward returned home We'd
nesday from Oil Springs, Ont, after
six weeks visit.
Roswell Green and wife, of North
Branch, visited Yale friends Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Lloyd Mackman is spending his
Easter vacation with his aunt, Mrs.
Coggan, at Ruby.
Yale Public Schools will start at 900
o'clock Eastern Standard time next
Monday morning.
Mrs. Eldred Charles and children re-
turned home today from few days
visit with Port Huron friends,
Tom Parkinson has given up his
position in the Yale Wooden Mills and
expects to move to Detroit soon.
Tom Grimes and l.. Roy Fuller were
fishing one day last week, returning in
the evening with three nice pike.
Robt. Carson and family have return
ed to their farm west of Yale after
spending the winter at Lutz, Fla.
Mesdames Geo. Mcintyre. John Hol-
den, Chas Rounds and w. III. Fletcher
visited Mrs. Lloyd Andreae at Avoca
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden and son
Rex motored to Almont Sunday and
spent the day with Sexton Grimes and
family,
Annual meeting of Yale Chapter,
No. Ga, q. +. 5 on Wednesday evening,
April II. Election Of officers. Georgia
A. Spencer, secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cochrane, re-
turned to their home at Almont this
morning having spent the week with
their son Clyde and family.
The Rapid Railway, between Port
| Huron and Detroit has adopted Cen
trail Standard time, making the change
from Eastern standard on Sunday.
Phillip Cellar has rented the BARLEY
Moore house in Yale, and will move to
this city sometime soon. Mr.. Moore
has moved to his farm at Roseburg.
Dick Windsor fell down the base
ment stairs at his home last Friday
and sprained the ankle of his right leg.
He is navigating on clutches now days.
Mrs. T. H. Parkinson, who has spent
part of the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Simpson at st. Petersburg,
Fla, is expected home in week or
two.
If any of our readers get letters from
the soldier boys bearing the stamp of
approval of the censor we will appre-
ciate it if they are handed in for pub
LEGATION.
Grace Phelps, Violet Higley and VIM
Dudley motored to Port Huron Sun
day. Harry Dudley accompanied them
as far as Port Huron on his return to
Camp Custer.
j. A. Rapley was over from North
| Branch Tuesday on visit to relatives
and friends. Mrs. Mary Simmons re-
turned that evening with him to spend
few days visiting.
| What the dust from our streets will
do to Yale business houses and resi-
dences this summer if the city author
tiles fail to get oil to keep it down, will
be something fierce.
| V. X. Rassey has sold his fruit and
confectionery store to Mrs. Shmally of
| New York City and now has possession
of the stock. Her son Joe is here look
ing after the business.
| Earl Metcalf has resigned his posi-
ton at G. Z. Richards hardware store
and is now employed at the Y ale Wool
en- Mills. Elmer Rose is taking his
place in the hardware store.
The N. Y. b. met with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Rounds Monday evening. A
| 600 o'clock dinner was served and the
evening was enjoyably spent at 300
The favors were taken by Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. Windsor.
A card from Lieut. Ii. l.. Campbell
of the First Training Co. Ft. Monroe,
Va, dated March q, 1918. reads
"Please do not send me any more Ex-
Dositors until further notice. will be
home next week, then am going to
Oregon"
Michael Martin and Miss Lou Kelley
were quietly married at Sacred Heart
church by FIR. James Melting at 800
o'clock Wednesday morning, April Bird.
They left Immediately on a short we'd
ding trip. Congratulations are offered
by their many friends.
Road Com. Frank Baird was in town
last Friday. He is much interested in
having the people out this way sign up
on petitions to haye some good roads
built under the Covert Act. One plan
III 4.