The Yale expositor., 1919-05-15

Eldred Charles, of Caro-, called on
Yale friends the latter part of last
week.
Henry +. Welch was up from Port
Huron Tuesday evening calling on
friends.
A new awning has been added to
the front of the First National Bank
building.
Jennie Fletcher is home from her
school in Mitchell Ind, for the sum-
mer vacation.
Sergt. G. j. Hutton, of Camp Custer,
is spending ten-day furlough at his
home in Yale.
Joe ID. Holcomb writes us to change
the address of his Expositor from Enid
to Elmdsle, Mont.
Mrs. Ed. Sheehy and Anna Mullaney
attended party in Brown City on
Wednesday night.
Mary Brown will close very sue
cessful term of school in the Carless
district this week.
James l.. Brown and wife, of Port
Huron, spent over Sunday at the home
of Chas $. Brown.
Thos. Wharton is building new
porch to the front of his dwelling
house on Main street.
Fred Schoneman and family, of Al
lenton, were Sunday visitors of Mr.and
Mrs. Floyd Ferguson.
Herb L. Clark, who is conducting a
general store at Roseburg, was in Yale
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McPhee drove up
from Detroit and spent Sunday with
w. Ii. Fletcher and family.
Special communication Brockway
Lodge, No, 3l6, +. & A. M. on Thurs
day evening. Degree work.
Mary Saunby, who is working at
Sandusky, was home the past week on
a visit to her mother and friends.
Will Miller and wife, of Berville, L.
Cannis and wife, of Attention, visited
Floyd ferguson and family Sunday.
Matte Vincent, of East Lansing,
and Ralph Vincent, of Detroit, spent
the week weekend with their parents.
Mothers Day, Sunday, May 18th,
was observed in all our churches by
appropriate sermons, music and lowers.
Nellie Sly and friend, Mr.. McKinnon
drove up from Port Huron on Monday
and visited with the family of Chester
Sly.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
were ideal days and Yale people were
outside cleaning up their yards, putting
in gardens, etc.
VIM. ii. Learmont and wife, Mrs.
Geo. Mcintyre and Mrs. John + Staley
were at Ann Arbor this week attend
ing the annual May festival
Yale High school defeated the Mar
lette High school bunch in nice clean
base ball contest at City Park Tuesday
afternoon by score Of to 4.
Mrs. II. H. Menerey received tele-
gram Tuesday stating that her brother
in-law, Albert Menerey, was very low
She and JehD +. Menerey left for Wat
ford, Ont, Wednesday morning to see
him.
Lew Elchells, who has spent the past
year or more working at California,
Mo, and Colum biaville, is back again
at his old JOB in the Yale Wooden
Mills. We welcome Lew AID family
back to Yale.
A social dancing party will be given
in the Melvin Opera House, Friday
evening, May 23rd. Music by 3-piece
Port Huron music. Bill, $l.00, war
tax extra. Plan to meet your friends
at Melvin on above date.
a Sunday school convention is being
held this week in the Free Methodist
church. a fair sized attendance from
different parts of the district is present
The program. as published last week,
is interesting and instructive.
On Tuesday of this week Miss Helen
Dawson gave very interesting and
instructive lecture to the Home Nurs-
ing class in Central Hall. These lee
lures will be given every Tuesday so
long as the attendance warrants.
A. 4. Briggs, our new baker, has in
stalled a beautiful new lunch counter,
up.to-date in every particular, and will
make a speciality serving lunches. His
home baking and furnishing meals has
increased Surprisingly since locating
here
Eilber IL Barth, Yale dealers, have
sold four Overland cars the past week
to the following persons ERNEST Colts
leben, Chas. Lapien, George Wilkinson,
Greenwood, and ed. Dodge, Avoca;
also a Dodge car to Robert NuQept.