The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-04-11

Kenneth Lacy visited Camp Custer
last Friday.
Electric lights have been installed in
the city clock.
Jas. Melrose and Fred Bolligar were
at Port Huron Sunday.
DR.. V. A. Lacy is in Detroit attend
lug dental convention.
Red Cross bake sale in the Cough
Building on Saturday, April 18th.
"The Thread of Destiny, at the
Auditorium Friday evening, April ~.
NJ" and Mrs. Tom Atkins, Of Peck,
visited Valentine stocks on Thursday
last
Burnell Wight is home from Ann
Arbor on visit to his parents and
friends.
Otis Pringle and wife, of Port Huron
were guests of Mr. and Mrs John Hol-
den Sunday.
One hundred seniors at Nj. "A. q. re-
main for gTaduation; l46 having left
for actual service.
James Newell, of Port. Huron, visited
relatives and friends in and around
Yale over Sunday.
Mrs Wellington Newell and little
daughter of Plymouth visited with Mrs.
Jas. Keys the passive
John Merritt, of Three Rivers, a for
mer Yale resident, visited his sister,
Mrs Geo McOmber the past week.
Mrs. L. j. Black was in Detroit the
first of the week looking after some
special bargains in millinery goods.
R.V Card and family and b. f.
Hopes and wife, of Detroit, motored
to Yale and spent over Sunday with
L. II. Card and family.
Mrs. VIM. G. Brown, of Richmond,
has been spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. r. M. Lothian, aud her
brother, James Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodland, of Cleveland,
and Marsh and Maurice Woodland and
their wives, of Peck, spent Friday at
VIM. Woodlands, near Yale.
Mrs II. f.. Andreae returned home
from Port Huron Saturday evening.
She has been in the city hospital at
that place for the past few weeks.
Annual meeting of Yale Chapter,
No. 81, o. E. 5. on Wednesday evening,
April II. Election of officers.
Georgia A. Spencer, Secretary
Jas. L. Bene dict and wife, Charles
Noble and wife, and Walter III. Witt,
of Brown City, were Sunday guests of
Edward Andreae and G. S. Cochrane.
Valentine Stocks is seriously i'll at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Woodland. Owing to his advanced age
little hopes are entertained for his re-
covery
ALI Pratt and wife, of Detroit, were
Y ale visitors over Sunday. Irwin
Cough came up with them and spent
the day with his father aud other rela'
tives and friends.
John II. Holmes, and Mrs. Fred DE
Chene, of Detroit, Mrs. K. l.. Worden
of Port Huron, John Muir and wife, OF
Valley Centre, were here over Sunday
on visit to their mother, who is quite
sick.
Roy Bullock and Miss Nina Williamf
were quietly married at the Church OF
Christ parsonage on Saturday evening
April 6, 1918, at o'clock, by ReY. Ell.
dred Charles. They will go directly to
housekeeping on farm west of Yale
Congratulations are being offered by
their many friends.
A grand Easter Ball will be given by
the Cleaners of Brockway for the ben
eft Of Brockway Red Cross in Cleaner
Hall, Old Brockway, on Friday even.
ing, April 10Th. Music by McKanlass
S-piece orchestra. Bill, including re.
freshments, $1.50. All cordially in
vited to come and have a good time.
G. w. Bower and son, Earl Bowman
contractors, are just putting the int
ior finishing touches on the beautiful
new and commodious residence for j
A. Rapley, cashier of the Pioneer Bank
on, Huron street, east. The structure
throughout is a fine testimonial Of the
excellence of their workmanship, and
the architectural plans, so painstak
ingly worked out, makes the building
a model of beauty and convenience
The painting and decorating, soon to
follow, is to be done by K. l.. Tomlin
son. The dwelling is of the bungalow
type and the garage and pumping
house, built on the same lines, com.
plete very pleasing group on the
spacious and slightly grounds they sc
gracefully oocupy.-North Branch Ga.
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