The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-04-03
Local and Otherwise.

young.
Mrs G NJ. Merrill was at Ann Arbor
and Detroit last week.
School closed Friday last for one
week, Easter vacation.
Mrs. John Cawood, of Brown City
Was la Yale on tuesday.
VIM. Ii. Learmont was in Port Hu.
ron on business Thursday last.
Mrs. G.. f. Curtis and daughter
Jeanette were in Port Huron yester
day.
Mrs j l.. BENEDICT, Of Port Huron,
visited Yale friends the lrst of the
week.
Alex Morrison WAS called TO Buffalo
last week by the serious illness of his
father.
Alger SlOsser ia home from Mt.
Pleasant on visit to his parents and
friends.
Frances Andreae is in Detroit this
week spending her Easter vacation with
relatives.
Special meet ing of Yale Chapter, o.
T.. s Wednesday evening, April 9th.
Initiation.
Mrs Fred Secord, of Clio, has been
spending the week among Yale relatives
and friends.
Chas. H. Palmer has purchased an
Overland Sedan from Eilber Il barth,
local dealers.
Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. Alex Pollock
and Mrs. Will Rub were Port Huron
visitors on Wednesday.
Mrs. Auley Morrison, OF Vancouver
b. G., sister of Mrs. James McColl, is
here on visit for time.
Mrs. Fred Mathews, Masters Don
Mathews and Erwin Richards were in
Port Huron on Wednesday.
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson and two chill.
dren are spending the week at Allen
ton among relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ed Edighoffer and two children
lrma and Kenneth visited relatives and
friends at Eastwood and Blake, Ont.
the past week.
Leta Holden, Helen Farley, Thelms
Minnie, and Dorothy Drouyor are home
from Ypsilanti State Normal school fol
the Easter vacation.
Patrick Kissane has his lot on north
Main street staked out and will sooI
start the excavation and foundation
for a new dwelling house.
Chas. Montney is back to Yale from
q visit to relatives and friends at De-
troit and Algonac. He says that while
away he was perch fishing and hac
good success.
Richard johnson, former principa
of Yale High School, with his wife
and child have been spending thu
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Edig
hotter. Mr.. Johnson has a position IL
the Saginaw schools.
The old saying that when Marcel
comes in like lion it will 90 out lik,
a lamb, or vice versa. The saying die
not hold good this year for it came Ii
like lion and went out like roarinl
tiger. A cold, high wind has prevailed
for the past week.
The Ladies' Aid of Cole church hello
bake sale at Emerson Coopers stor,
on Saturday last, and are greatly pleas
ed with the success of the sale, rsaliz
ing 1890. They wish to thank Mi
Cooper for his kindness in allowing
them the use of his store.
Ray o. Moran, of Capac, goes to San
dusky this week where he will eDte
Warmers School of Pharmacy ant
J spend ten weeks, after which h
will take the examination in June
Ray has had four years practical ex
perience in drug stores at Yale an,
other places.
Sam .Ludington, Harry Cough. Mi
| ufCu nun auu nCiLnd lnSlnln ludu
up the orchestra that furnished must
for the Y. M. @. A. dance at Capac o.
Friday night last. There was a larg
attendance and many of those presen
complimented the young people o
the fine music furnished.
There will be Grand Easter Bs
given in the New Cadillac Hall, En-
NETT, Mich, on Monday evening, Apr
2lst, to which the public is cordially IL
vited. Music by Finxell's Apiece Of
chestra. A grand good time is prom
ised Bill, including supper and wa
tax, 81. so. Mrs. Julia LaForge.
Grant Holden started his ice cream
and soda water fountain on Saturda
last and has been running it full bias
ever since, serving ice cream, sod
milk shakes and soft drinks. Tn
fountain is sanitary in every particuls
and the ice cream. phosphatee, and sol
Il a