The Yale expositor., 1918-05-02

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Liberty measles.
Julia Mcmahon, of st. Clair, spent
Saturday at home.
Guy e. Beard was at Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
Marjorie Menzies visited her sister
Ruth in Port Huron over Sunday.
Hugh and John Campbell, of Detroit
visited their brother VIII this week.
John c. Reid. of Almont, visited at
the home of Floyd Ferguson last week.
Elizabeth Mcmahon attended the
funeral of Dick Tobin, Thursday last.
John Thompson received his notice
last week and left for Camp Custer
Tuesday.
Hazel Paisley was home from Detroit
the past week on a visit to relatives
and friends.
The fire losses of Wharton 81 Co. and
Middleton 81 Doelle have been salts
factorily adjusted.
William John Huston now drives a
new Dodge car purchased of Eilber q
Barth, Yale agents.
Clinton Crandell has been sick at his
home the past week from pneumonia.
He is o on the gain.
Chris Hallead was home from Camp
Custer on a ~furlough visiting relatives
and friends the past week.
Dolph Andreae and j.. w Butler
each have new Buick autos. They are
agents for this make of car.
ReY. Eldred Charles will preach in
the Aelvin Baptist church next Sunday
evening at 1870 o'clock. All invited.
We have a letter from Roy Bricker,
who is somewhere in France, that we
will publish in next weeks Expositor.
The barn Oh the j. Q. Hallman farm
occupied by Mr.. Webb burned to the
ground Wednesday night. Cause of
fire unknown.
Harvey ). Hydorn visited friends at
Bay City last week. His mother, Mrs.
j.. ii. Hydorn returned with him for a
few days visit.
Word has been received from Claude
n. Pratt. He is now stationed at
Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ca, 4th Co,
LIST Inf. Rel. Bar.
In a card from Leslie Menzies be
states that he has been assigned to Co.
8, Bat. 2, 160th Depot Brigade, Barracks
1881, Camp Custer.
The Boy Scouts in their drive have
secured between $4,000 and $4,000
worth of Liberty bonds. The boys de-
serve great credit for their work.
Kate Sheehy enlisted this week in
Detroit as a nurse to be sent to some
cantonment by the 10Th of May, where
she will serve six months before being
sent overseas.
DR.. Harold E. Rice, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. J. Rice. left for Cambridge,
Mass, in the U. s. Naval Detachment
institute technology, April 18th, where
he is training.
The penny bag collection for the Red
Cross in the city of Yale for the month
of April amounted to $4l.00. Brock
way township added $22 90 to this for
which the Red Cross is very grateful.
The morning passenger train from
Port Huron was delayed a couple of
hours this morning, caused by a set of
trucks jumping the track this side Of
Ayoca. No one was injured and but
very little damage was done.
Will Shaw received notice last week
to appear before the draft board on
Tuesday previous to going to Camp
Custer. On account of the quota being
filed, Will was released and returned
home Tuesday evening to await future
call.
Michigan Moose again honored Thos
S. Emery, of Port Huron, by re-elect-
ing him president Of that order at the
convention which closed Friday at Bay
City. Mr.. Emery declares the conyen-
ton was one of the best in recent
years.
Michigan passed into the dry column
Tuesday. The last few days of John
Barleycorn in Yale were celebrated in
a fitting manner. Those who wanted
to bid the old fellow goodbye took part
in the celebration and although slight.
ly noisy were not quarrelsome and did
no damage.
About seventy couples ~patronized the
spring dance given by VIM. f. Barr al
the Auditorium Friday night. Mr.
Ferneau and his Jazz Band, of Flint
furnished the music. Young folks
from Port Huron, Peck, Brown City
Melvin and other places were present
and enjoyed the entertainment to The
fullest extent.