The Yale expositor., 1919-05-15


Miss Jane Hestes Kerns was the
guest of Mrs. Ed Sheehy Friday last.
Don MeDuff. of Gladwin, visited rel
atives and friends in Y ale over Sunday.
Sam Ludington went to Detroit on
Tuesday where he expects to locate
job
Francis Dagg was up from Detroit
this week looking after business mat
tiers.
Mrs. Saunby goes to London, Ont,
tomorrow friday to attend a we'd
ding.
Henry Vannest and wife, of Peck,
were in Yale Tuesday calling on
friends.
Mrs. Fred Taylor is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Graham at Vassar
this week.
Edward Mercer and wife we're at
Flint over Sunday visiting relatives
and friends.
leroy Andrews, of Lansing, has been
guest in the VIM. H. Fletcher home
the past week.
Grant Holden and son Rex, Tom
and King Holden and Jas. Welch were
in Port Huron Tuesday.
Hugh Johnston and wife were up
from Port Huron visiting relatives
and friends Thursday last
Mrs. ii. M. Bell, of Cleveland, has
been visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Sly the past week.
Bert Holden, wife and daughter
olga, of Detroit, visited parents and
friends in Yale and vicinity over Sun.
day.
Mrs. Helen Reid, who has spent the
past few months with her children in
Port Huron and Dawson, was in Yale
part of the past week.
Percy Burns, wife and children, of
Saginaw, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tbos. Johnston and other rela-
biNCo anu iltChAo III 0tC'
The Italian accordion players of Yale
will give grand reception ball atBrink-
man Hall, Ayoca, this Thursday eve
ming. Bill, Zoe; ladies free.
Herbert Cavanagh is carrying his
right arm in a sling. He was unfor-
tunate enough to nearly crack the
bones as he was cranking the Ford.
Mesdames Edward and Robert Mel
son, of Port Huron, Mrs, VIM. Thomas
and Mrs. ii. j. Barry, of Avooa, visit
ed at the home Of Theodore Ulrich
the past week.
Henry Rector writes us from Detroit
as follows Having bought a new
home you will please change the ad-
dress of the Exposition to 740 Winfield
ave-, and Oblige"
VIM. +. Barr will give dancing
party at the Auditorium tomorrow
friday evening. Music by Finzel's
Apiece orchestra, of Detroit. BE sure
and attend and enjoy good time.
The Presbyterian Sunday school sent
carnations the first of the week to
Mildred Williams, who Is i'll at the
Howell Sanitarium, where she has been
taking a course in nursing the past
year
A dance, gotten up by the young
people of the city, was largely attended
on Monday evening at the Auditorium
and pleasant time was had The
music WAS furnished 10y the Italian &C
Gordon players of Yale.
II. II. Doelle has sold his farm one
half mile north of Yale to Elmer T.
Hall, of Richmond. Immediate pos
session will be given. Mr.. Doelle sold
his farm live stock and agricultural
implements on Saturday last Every
thing went well.
w. a. Williams and two children, of
Sandusky. were in Yale Tuesday and
made the Expositor Office short call
Walter is closing out his retail bust
ness at the county seat and starting in
the dry goods and ladies' wear in De-
troit. We wish him every success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble, of Brown
City, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Andreae, of Yale, motored to Port HUI
ron Monday and attended the attraction
"The Good Bad Woman" starring
Margaret Ellington, Robert Edeson and
Wilton Lackaye at the Majestic that
night.
Amendments to the postal laws and
regulations, effective July l, 1919, re-
ducing the rates of postage to the pre-
war rate, were announced Mar. l4th by
the postoffice department. The rates
will be two cents an ounce or fraction
thereof on first-class matter and one
cent for postal cards.
Come to the Exposition Office il you