The Yale expositor., 1919-11-06
Local and Otherwise.

lOi IhC NOOh-OhNs
Tire thieves are abroad. Look
out for your machines.
Willard Cough was home from
Ypsi the last of the week.
E. f. Fead transacted business
in Port Huron Wednesday.
James Goheen is improving in
health and strength each day.
A. c. Sperry was in Detroit
last week with a truck load of
poultry.
Mrs. VIM. Slime, of Marlette,
was in Yale last Saturday visiting
among friends.
Thelma Minnie was at home
from the State Normal the latter
part of last week.
Chas. H. Palmer made bust
ness trip to Detroit Thursday, re-
turning on Friday.
First snow furry for Yale was
on Tuesday of this week. At Bad
Axe two inches fell.
The Red Cross drive is now on
Nov. Pill. Have you renewed
your membership yet?
A card from Elmer Z. Hall re
quests us to send his Expositor to
Richmond, Mich, route /.
Miss Roxy Davis, of Port Huron,
visited with the family of John
Wark few days this week.
II. p. Dinner returned Monday
from weeks hunting and fur
buying trip in the north woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Keys, of
Seaforth, Ont, are visiting Mrs.
Jas. Keys and other friends here.
The new building at Roseburg
being built for H. f. Clark, gener-
al merchant will soon be complet-
ed.
Rex Holden and Rawley Hall
man were home from the Warner
school of pharmacy at Sandusky
over Sunday.
John Sexton was in Detroit
last week where he was looking
after the sale of poultry pur.
chased by him.
lsobel Brown is doing well
since her operation last week
Wednesday for appendicitis and is
gaining in health and strength.
Misses Evah and Nina Cascad-
den have returned home after
spending the past week with
friends and relatives in Detroit.
Deer slayers from Yale and vi
cinity have nearly all gone north
on their annual hunt. We wish
them good luck and safe return.
Floyd Ferguson was operating
the Standard Oil Co. truck the
past week while Walter Smith was
away attending his fathers flu
neral.
Halloween passed off very
quietly last Friday. The pranks
of the young ones and even the
older heads are not worth men.
tioning.
James d. Austin, deputy sheriff
of Port Huron, in company with
an officer from Highland Parl:
were in Yale Saturday last on of.
fetal business.
The two-days -old infant of Mr.
and Mrs. David Hanson, of Lynn
township died this morning and
will be buried tomorrow in the
Lynn cemetery.
Regular meeting Yale Chapter
10. +. S. Wednesday evening, Nov
18th. A good attendance is de.
sired as there is to be special
election at this meeting.-Sec'y.
| SO far any eases of diphtheria
in this city have been very light
Extra precaution is being taker
and it is hoped no serious re
suits develope.
VIM. A. Lord informs us that his
clearance sale at Speaker is meet
ing with great success. 1t start
ed on Saturday last and will last
until Saturday, Nov. 10.
In the Port Huron election or
| Tuesday of this week John V
French won out over John B. Nc
Twain for mayor by 80 votes. Il
was hot contest. Boynton was
reelected commissioner of public
safety.
A party of fox hunters will
leave Yale for Caseville on Nov
| 20, where they will go into camp
Most of the bunch are amateurs
in this line but all are crack shots
and will not let anything ge
away from them.
There will be a Victory Dane,
at the Auditorium, Yale, Tuesday
| Nov. 18th. Music will be fur
nished by Coughlin's Apiece or
chestra. Come out and celebrat,
this eventful date, meet your
friends and have good time
Bill $l.5O, including war tax.
Cash in advance" will soon b,
the slogan of all country paper
as well as the big dailies. The oil,
system of letting the subscribe
pay when and how he pleased ha