The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1918-11-21
Local and Otherwise.


Grant Holden is In Detroit this week
on business.
Roy Phillips and wife visited rela-
tives In Sarnia over Sunday
j. l. Rosenthal was at Port Huron
aud Detroit the first of the week.
Attorney Charles Bowles, of Detroit,
was in Yale last Thursday on business.
Mrs. Martha Brown, of Columbiaville
visited Yale relatives and friends over
Sunday.
Report of First National Bank of
Avoca appears in this issue of the
Expostor
Y. M. Q. A. County Secretary LIGHT
enfelt, of st. Clair, was in Yale on
Friday last
Billy Vanskivar, of Detroit, visited
his mother and young friends in Yale
over Sunday
Henry Pearce aud daughter Mayme
spent Sunday with Port Huron friends
aud relatives.
Mrs r. ii. Parkinson has decided to
spend the winter with her children in
Detroit, Toledo and the west.
DIR. A Pollock has been confined to
his home for the past week with an
attack of pneumonia. We are pleased
to note that the DR.. Is OH the improve.
E. w. Mercer and wife motored to
Flint Saturday last Ed returned by
train Monday morning leaving his
wife at Flint for weeks visit with
relatives.
II. s. Campbell, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Wednesday for the first time
in six months. During all these months
he has been tied down to work on the
draft board.
Henry p. Dinner, whom we noted
in last weeks issue of the Exposition as
being sick with the "hu" in Detroit, re-
turned to his home in Yale Tuesday
evening. He is still quite weak, but is
getting along nicely.
There will be grand Thanksgiving
ball at the Auditorium, Yale, Thurs
day evening, Nov. 28, to which the pub
lie is cordially invited. A special four
piece orchestra from FinZel's, Detroit,
will furnish music. Bill $3.50, plus
war tax.
After a couple of weeks Of beautiful
fall weather, accompanied with SUM-
shine and warmth, rain starts in Sat-
urday morning and continues for four
days. Wednesday opened up bright
again, but the roads are left in rather
bad condition.
The Board of Health for the city of
ale held a meeting Saturday at noon
and lifted the ban which has been held
over Yale for the past four weeks
The schools, churches, theatres, show
houses, pool rooms and all public gath.
erings are now free to operate.
Darwin Ostrander, who had his arm
broken in four places and his body
badly burned several weeks ago, when
his threshing outfit was destroyed by
fire, was brought home from Port
Huron hospital last week. His con.
dition is such that very little car
be done for him.
Miss Phebe Roy, teacher in the first
grade of our public schools, had {
slight stroke on Tuesday afternoon
She was taken to her home and medi
cal aid was summoned. On Wednes
day morning her condition was i'm
proved enough so she was able t
resume her duties.
Thanksgiving services will be helC
in the Methodist Protestant church OIL
Thursday evening, Noy. %, to which
the public is most cordially invited
Rey. Merrill, pastor of the Methods
Episcopal church will deliver tn,
Thanksgiving address. Special must,
for the occasion is being prepared.
On Friday evening, Nov 22, Hon. L
C. Cramton will deliver patriotic ad
dress at the Auditorium, Yale, Mich
Congressman Cramton has just recent
ly returned from the European BATH
fields, and is sure to give out some good
first-hand information concerning tn,
conditions of matters in general abou
our boys who are over seas. 1t will
pay you to atteud this lecture, which
! starts at 1880 o'clock sharp.
. j. +. Crysler's auction sale last Sat
urday was attended by large numbe
of people, and nearly $1,000 were real
! lied from furniture, bedding, rugs, etc
A large amount of stock is yet to b.
sold and it was announced that anothe
sale will be held on Saturday, Nov. &c
beginning at one o'clock p. m. sharp
Everything to be sold is PRACTICAL,
: new, and besides the hotel outfit MI
Crysler has several horses to offer 70