The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-03-06

IL, :. Campbell, of Port Huron, spent
Wednesday in Yale among friends.
Mrs. Fred Mathews and Fannie
Mathews were In Port Huron Tuesday.
Lucy Menerey, who has been sick in
hospital at Detroit with pneumonia,
is home.
Earl Perry, who was with the avia-
ton department of the army overseas,
is home.
Henry Tice, of Detroit, visited rela-
tiyes and friends in Yale and vicinity
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Palmer and son
Charles were in Detroit Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. y b. Herbert was in Detroit az
a companion for Mrs VIM. Hodgins
or, for a couple of days.
Rex Holden was at Detroit the latter
part of last week attending the War
Exposition at the Wayne Garden.
Mrs Eva Black has returned from
Detroit, having spent the past six
weeks in wholesale millinery house
Mr. and Mrs. w Snow and daughter
Clara, of Sebastapool, Calf, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Geo Mcintyre
James McColl returned to Yale on
Wednesday after business trip to
Chicago in the interests of the Amer.
lin Co
A patriotic banquet will be given at
Sacred Heart hall on Tuesday evening,
March 18th. Further particulars next
week.
Our recent April showers have turn
ed to March snow storms. About three
inches OF the beautiful fell Tuesday
night.
j. A. Menzies and wife were at Port
Huron Monday. Mrs. MenZes remain
ed until Tuesday evening when her
daughter Ruth returned home with
her
Germany may be an impoverished
and broken country, but it salaries its
new president on the basis of going
concern that has more money to spend
than the United States.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Taylor entertained
the Entre Nous Club Tuesday evening.
A delicious 700 O'Clock dinner was
served and the balance of the evening
until 1920 was spent at 800.
Mrs. Clyde Cochrane and daughter
Isabel came up from Port Huron OH
Thursday for a few days visit with
Yale friends, but on Friday morning
she was called to Brown City by word
that her father, James l.. Benedict, was
very ill.
Mrs. VIM. Hodgins went to Detroit
Monday morning where she will re-
ceive treatment from = specialist for
cancer of the face. Her son Will and
daughter Mary accompanied her to the
city where the latter will stay and care
| for her mother.
FRED j. Wilt has been elected clerk
of the Woodmen of the World and all
assessments are to be paid to him on
the first of each month. Be sure and
pay promptly and keep in good stand.
ing with the order No assessments
will be carried.
A. V. Parmlee, of Port Huron, was
In Yale saturday and made the Expos
itor Office a pleasant call. Mr.. Parmlee
Is again with the Marshall Furnace
Co., and has much better proposition
than his former position with this
CON pany afforded.
| Monday nights Times Ii erald pub.
lished in the Canadian casualty list the
name of Arthur Wye brother of Mrs
john Paxton, of Old Brockway. Ar
thur, who was formerly of Yale, en-
listed at Fargo, N. d., June 20 last and
died in a Canadian hospital Feb. "a.
A change in the schedule of pas
senger trains took effect on this
division of the Pere Marquette railway
Monday morning East, 1855 a. m.
west, 1888 a. m. West, 100 p. m, east,
S:l1 p. m. A change has also been
made on the Harbor Beach division
The proceeds from the entertain.
ment given at the Lutz school We'd
nesday afternoon amounted to SLABS,
which will be given to the Armenian,
Syrian, Greek relief fund. Mrs. Paul
Peters received the top of the quilt
Much credit is due the district for the
interest taken.
The marriage of Bruce Tappan, son
of Judge and Mrs. Harvey TappaD, of
Port Huron, and Miss VerDa Dirck,
daughter of DR. and Mrs. Dirck, of
Marysville, took place on Monday,
March Bird, in Washington, ID. G.
Bruce is Lieutenant in the army and
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