The Yale expositor., 1919-03-13
Local and Otherwise.
W atch for "Tarzan of the Apes. ("

The jingle of the sleigh bells sounds
good.
Soon be town meetin'. April 9TH is
the date.
Don't borrow the Expositor; sub
scribe for it.
Geo. Cavanagh was at Croswell on
business Tuesday.
Chas. johnson WAS at Chicago the
past week on business.
E. f. Fead transacted business in
Brown City last Friday.
Donald Mcintyre was home from
Ann Arbor over Sunday.
Alex Morrison and Elsie Golden
were at Port Huron Saturday.
Bert Jackson and wife have moved
back to Yale from Port Huron.
Rex Holden returned home Friday
night after weeks visit in Detroit
A. Ii. Beckett was home from Pom
tiac visiting his family over SUNDAY.
You can't keep the home fires burn.
ing by throwing cold water on the blaze
Jas. l.. Brown, of Port Huron, was
In Yale between trains last Friday
evening.
Thank goodness, we've neither an
income nor dog tax to pay. Blessed
are the poor.
Mrs. Chas Rounds has been sick with
Spanish Influenza the past week. She
is on the improve.
Viola Edighoffer, of Blake, Ont,
spent last week in Yale with her
brothers Ed and Milton.
Regular meeting o. 4. s. Wednes-
day evening, March 10, at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Georgia Spencer, Sec.
Mayme Pearce is home from Detroit
where she has spent several weeks in
the wholesale millinery houses.
Today is township caucus day in
Brockway and Greenwood, and tomor-
row Lynn holds its union caucus.
Milton Edighoffer has been at DE.
troit the past week where his wife il
in hospital receiving treatment.
Farmers are looking over their agri-
cultural implements and getting every.
thing in readiness for spring work.
Mrs. w. +. Rub, Mrs. Chas.. Palmer
and Mrs. Alex Pollock spent over Sun.
day at Caro-. the guests of Mrs. Beckton
Mrs. John Doran left for Philadel-
phia last week to join her husband
who has a situation in mill in that
city.
Charles Montney left for AlgonaC
and Detroit Monday morning to spend
two or three weeks among relatives
and friends.
George Beadle has resigned from bis
Job at the Wooden Mills and has taken
up his old position in Fred Taylor'i
grocery store.
Hilton King has rented the Fred Il
Palmer house on south Jones street
and moved with his family into the
same this week.
A string of freight cars jumped thu
track near Melvin last Sunday and th'
wrecking crew put in several hours a.
the scene cleaning up the wreckage.
Edward Meyer, of Carsonyille, hal
been named as a candidate for tn,
West Point Military Academy, anC
Frank l.. Beadle, of Melvin, as an al
ternate.
Thos. Holden and wife, who hay,
sold their farm in Brockway township
will occupy the rooms over Grant HoI
den's drug store until suitable hous,
can be secured.
The farmers of this local. ty VIII,
work with their heads as well as will
their hands are getting along and pros
pering, and, fortunately there are yer,
few of the other kind.
John Hutton moved into his new
store building this week and is as bus,
as can be getting Strengthened arounC
and settled. The interior is moderI
and conveniently arranged and filed tt
the doors with an up-to.date stock o
goods.
Lloyd Holden was up from Detroi
the first of the week and packed up hi
household goods and shipped them b,
motor truck on Tuesday. Lloyd tell
us that he is much pleased with hi
position and that his family is wei
and enjoying city life.
The many friendsof Clifford Halsey
worshipful master of Brockway Lodg,
No. 316, II. & A. NJ, and clerk o
Brockway township, who has been il
Detroit for the past two months, will
regret to learn that he had the misfol
tune to break his arm while crankin
/ E.~A