The Yale expositor., 1918-03-28
Local and Otherwise.

Nl6ltOIS ldSL week.
Floyd Ferguson and family were at
Attention Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Sayles, of Detroit, spent
over Sunday in Yale.
This section of the state needs
warm rain very badly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton were Bay
City visitors last week.
Jack Hodgins, of London, Ont, Wis
tied his uncle William this week
julie Hennessy and family of Deck
erville, were in Yale over Sunday.
Lottie Lane spent from Saturday til
Monday with friends in Fort Huron.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Norman Green
on March 2lst, son. Congratula-
tions.
Warm and sunshiny these days and
frosty nights, regular maple sugar
weather.
Mrs. John Wark and son Harold
spent the week end with friends in
Port Huron.
Mrs. Agnes Welch has sold her resi-
dence property on South Main street
to AL Oatman.
Mrs. +. w. Mercer has been spend
ing the past week with relatives and
friends at Flint.
Mrs. Darwin Drake is home from
spending the winter in Florida with
her son Harvey.
Charles Weymouth has sold his resi-.
dence property on Main street to Jos.
Kennedy, of Roseburg.
Jas. Brown was down from Brown
City Sunday and spent the day with
his parents and friends.
We are pleased to notice that Claude
Sweet is out again after being laid up
for time with broken leg.
Mrs. James McColl, who spent the
past winter at ST. Petersburg, Florida,
returned home Friday night.
Arthur Clyne, who has been home on
a weeks vacation. returned to SYRIA.
cuse, N. Y, Wednesday morning.
Lets Holden, Bertha Clyne and Hell
en- Farley are home from Ypsilanti
this week on the spring vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Grimes, who has been
spending the winter near Peck, was in
Yale Saturday last calling on friends.
In letter from Homer Rector, OF
Detroit, he asks us to change the ad
dress of the Expositor to 1884 Russell
street.
Mrs. j. A.. Vincent, who spent the
past winter in New York City will
her son James, returned to Yale Mon
day evening.
John Morgan was at st. Clair Mon
day taking electric treatment. Johr
has been suffering from stomach trou
BILE for the past year or more.
James Mann, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Mann, who has spent the pas
winter at Key West, is now employed
in munition plant at Charleston, w es
Virginia.
Duane Fuller, of Montrose, who il
travelling for the Quaker Oats people
attended the party Monday evening
and visited with his many younl
friends.
Mrs. Arthur Dennis and children
and her mother, Mrs. James Wallace
left Thursday morning for Kinde
where Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis are maxim,
their new home.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daughte
Marjorie visited Detroit friends Frida
and Saturday last. Mrs. Menzies re
NAMED in Port Huron Sunday an,
Monday on a visit to her daughter
Ruth.
Norma Wight, who is teaching il
Cheboygan high school, spent fey
days at home the past week. She lef
with her friend, Miss Chapman, o.
Wednesday morning for trip to De
troit, Ann Arbor and Battle Greek
where Miss Chapman's father is an OF
ficer 10 the training camp.
During the past week Walter An
dreae purchased the Parmlee bricl
bungalow, corner Kenne6ck and Woo,
streets. Mr.. and Mrs. Parmlee expec
soon to move to Port Huron, iron
which city Art can cover to better ad
vantage his territory as travelling sales
man for the Marshall Furnace Co.
Grant Holden is making severa
changes in his drug store in gettinI
ready to put in an ice cream and sod
water fountain that will be ready an,
in operation May lst He will NOV
his prescription case back and set it ii
J the partition in the rear of the store
This will give ample room for counte