The Yale expositor., 1919-03-13

and friends.
Gerald Allen and wife, of Port Hur-
on, are the guests of Chas. Barr and
family this week.
Charles Dinner spent part of the
week at Bayport and other northern
towns buying fur
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hutton, of Hick-
DRY, N. G., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hutton the past week.
Mrs. w. ID. Sayles was in Detroit this
week attending the funeral of Mrs.
Frank Lothian, of Crosse Isle.
Elan Sloat came up from Port Hur-
on this morning to attend the evange
listic meetings in the Disciple church.
Mrs. Edward Andreae leaves for De-
troit tomorrow morning to spend few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Noble.
County Agriculturalist Brody, of Port
Huron, was in Yale Tuesday and gave
talk in the high room of our public
schools.
Minnie Wreath, +. Cryslel's racing
mare, brought $3.50 at the sale in Chi
cago last week. Dandy Dillon was sold
for $1l0.
st. Patrick's ball at the Auditorium
Monday evening, March II Music by
Finzel's Apiece orchestra. Bid, $3.50;
spectators, 30 ctf, war tax paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. rhos. Laughlin, of
Sarnia, Ont, have been the guests at
the 4. f. Fead home this week. Mr..
Laughlin is brother of Mrs. Fead
Ed Eilber, Geo. Mcintyre and w.
Snow journeyed to Toledo, o, We'd
nesday night and will return this week
with two new cars for Eilber & Barth.
Rev. f. l.. Crandell, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church of Yale
and Cole, is representing these APP
pointments at the district meetings
held in Lapeer this week.
Marjorie Menzies began her office
work at Wits implement store again
on Monday morning this week. Der.
nice Holden is taking her place eve
nings at the telephone Office.
Rev. Charles Bragg, former Metbo-
dist Protestant pastor of Yale and
Cole church appointments, stopped in
Yale Tuesday TO visit his many friends
while on his way to the district meet
ing at Lapeer.
| A new pipeless furnace has been in
stalled in the Church of Christ Mechan-
ic street. Excavation was made, a
chimney built and cover to the stair
way built at the rear of the vestibule,
from which it opens.
AL Clute, former egg buyer from
Richmond, and who drove one of the
egg wagons for Weter, Tanning IL Co.
for several years, died at his home in
Stoney Creek, n. Y, one day last week.
Burial was made there.
One evening the past week between
o and 10 o'clock, sneak thieves entered
the rear door of Mike Salerno's shoe
store aud helped themselves to several
pairs of shoes. Mr.. Salerno says he
has no idea as to who are the guilty
ones.
Hal Harrington died in Chicago on
Sunday, March 9th, after seige of
pneumonia following the flu. Hal was
the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Harrington, Of Detroit, and was we'll
known in this city. The relatives have
the sympathy of their many friends in
\ ale.
The dwelling house on the Bert
Brown place opposite the Jas. Hagger.
ty farm, southeast of Yale, burned to
the ground Friday night last. Clair
Rapley and family were living in the
house at the time. Most Of the house
hold furniture and goods were saved,
but the building was totally destroyed
Word reaches Yale that Isaac Men,
cry, aged SO years, who, with his wife
are residing in San Diego, Calf, has
suffered the loss of his eyesight on &C.
count of the bursting of blood vessel
IN the region of the eyes. Relatives
are encouraged by ADVICE from the doc
tor that relief may come to Mr.. Men.
Grey soon.
| Frank Wilcox has spent some of his
spare time this winter, when he wasn't
fox hunting, building a boat which can
be used either with motor or oars. Ii
is 16 feet in length and has #. BEAM
When navigation opens he will launch
it on Lake Huron. Frank is some boat
builder, as this craft is we'll put to-
gether and has fine lines.
The following ticket was nominated
at the Speaker township caucus held
on Wednesday: = Supervisor, Albert
: Clayton; clerk, Purl w. Harding; treas.
, urer, Thos Wark; justice, Myron Groat
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