The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-03-06
Local and Otherwise.
March came 10 like a lion.

two weeks or sickness
A number of the school children are
down with the measles.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lothian has been
quite sick the past week.
Jim and Frank Mcintyre are on a
visit to relatives in Canada.
James Z. Cogley aud Fred j. Wilt
were at Port Huron Monday.
The Ice man is getting the seasons
crop on the installment plan.
Mrs. Andrew Ostrander is nursing a
broken wrist, caused by a fall.
Grace Darling is in a Sanitarium near
Chicago taking medical treatment.
We have had beautiful weather since
the heavy rain Friday evening last.
N. j. Drouyor visited his daughter,
Mrs. Comstock, at Ypsilanti over Sun
day.
Mrs. A. McNulty and daughter
Marie have returned from an extended
visit in Detroit.
IL is reported that wheat fields are in
fairly good condition, Notwithstanding
the open winter
Mrs. Geo. w. Gardner is at Flint and
Flushing on three weeks visit to her
sons Will and John.
Gilmore Putney and wife, of Sandus-
ky, visited relatives and friends in this
locality the past week.
John &. Hallman has purchased the
Amos Sischo house and has moved
| it to his lot on Mary street.
Chauncey Kelley and wife have re-
turned to their home in Yale after an
extended visit in Detroit.
Aileen Learmont was the guest of
Leona Beger, of Port Huron last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Dolph A ndreae and wife, Geo. Barth
and wife, and Mrs. Milton Edighoffer
spent part of last week in Detroit.
The name of Donald McColman,
route Yale. appeared in Fridays cas-
ualty list as being slightly wounded.
It's Corp. Clifford Hutton now out
at Camp Custer. Friends here will be
pleased to learn of his advancement.
Mrs. Jos. Yuill wants it understood
that she is not a candidate for any
township office at the spring election
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Eilber were in De-
troit Saturday and Sunday attending
the auto show and the War Exposition
The Samuel Bubel house in Fargo
burned to the ground on Thursday of
last week. Part of the contents were
removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barth and daugh-
ter Betty were called to Crystal Tues.
day on account of the death of Mrs
Barth's father.
Ruth Menzies has resigned her posi-
ton with Bush 81 Lane Piano Co., at
Port Huron and accepted position in
the postoffice in Yale.
Walter Cruthers, of Thedford, Ont.
spent the past week the guest at the
home of his uncle, VIM. Roy. He left
for Grand Rapids Monday to spend 9
week visiting relatives there.
Bert Jardine writes us from Los
Angeles, Calf, as follows:-"The vel
low tail season is now on at Catalina
the greatest fishing place in the world
Come out. / will have sufficient bait
and guarantee a good time"
Omer V. stephens, brother.in.law Of
Charles Mackman, died at his home in
Alpena Feb. 28th. Mrs. Chas. Mack.
man, Mrs. VIM. Mackman, Geo. Jordan
and wife went to Alpena Friday last
to attend the funeral held on Sunday
Deceased was a former resident and
will be remembered by many old-tirht
Yaleites.
Mary Hodgins, who has been in the
signed Saturday evening. Miss Hold
gins was always courteous, pleasant
painstaking and accommodating and
the many patrons of the postofiioe re
greet to see her leave, but it became
necessary on account of the serious
condition of her mother.
One of the biggest and best dancing
parties was given at the Auditorium
Monday evening by Manager Barr. Nc
Kanlsss Apiece orchestra furnished
the music and was pronounced b,
dance lovers to be the best ever. Il
was demonstrated by these musicians
that it was not necessary to send t.
Detroit for music. All present wer'
on their tiptoes from start to finish ant
the evening was one of enjoyment anC
pleasure.
The serial which was started at thu
Princess Theatre last Saturday night
j"The Lure of the Circus,