The Yale expositor., 1919-04-10
Local and Otherwise.


Bernice Holden spent Friday night
last with Mildred Sweet at her home in
Sarnia
Art Dennis and family. of Kinde,
spent sunday with Jas. Wallace and
family. .
Mrs. Claude Sweet entertained her
mother, Mrs. Kingbaum, of Sandusky,
last week.
Jean Esther and Katherine Herbert
visited with relatives in Port Huron
last week.
Fred j.. wilt has added a new avn
ing to the front of his implement
warero0ms
Three hundred and one women reg
istered in the city of Yale during the
past month.
Mrs. Euphemia Howell has returned
to her home in Yale after spending the
winter in Detroit.
Mrs. Agnes Leslie and children, of
Detroit, are visiting John Bright and
family this week.
Mrs. Mary Simmons is spending a
few days at North Branch visiting her
brother, j. A. Rapley.
Harvey Foster and family were oyer
from Capac Sunday visiting Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thos. u Wharton.
Fred Teets and family have moved
from Detroit to the Clinton Stevens
farm recently purchased by Fred.
Kate Sheehy, nurse of Camp Taylor,
Louisville, Ky, has been home the past
week visiting her mother and friends.
| Jerry Johnston and family of Bir-
mingham, have been spending the week
with relatives and friends in Yale and
vicinity.
Elan Sloat, who has spent the win
ter in Port Huron at the home of his
son Charles, is back to Yale for the
summer.
Mrs. Helen Reid, after spending the
past few months with her children in
Port Huron and Dawson, was in Yale
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Locke and little
son, of Port Huron, spent over Sunday
in Yale with Henry Pearce and daugh-
ter Wayne.
Rex Holden went to Sandusky Mon
day where he will enter the Warner
School of Pharmacy and take ten
weeks course.
Geo. Muir and wife, of Port Huron,
have been spending the week among
friends in Yale. Mr. Muir is employed
in the Grand Trunk shops.
1t will not be very long before our
farmers will begin their spring work of
blowing and sowing the seed, IL the
present fine weather continues.
1t is a common sight to see the boys
on stills these days. Those who are
most venturesome are pretty we'll up
Ia the air and walk along with ease.
G. +. Curtis and family are taking
considerable pleasure and comfort out
of their new Oakland Sensible Six
touring car these line days and good
| roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Smith and fam.
lily, Dr. Alice Doering and Mrs. Il.
Clyne attended the Farmers' Club at
the home of Mrs. II. O'Conner, JeddO,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson came to
Yale from Bay City in their new Sedan
and spent part of the past week with
the formers parents, Rev and Mrs. j
n. Wilson.
Sunday was warm and filled with
bright sunshine, an ideal spring day,
Owners of autos took considerable
pleasure driving about the city and ont
into the country ways.
Peter Doelle is home from California
where he spent the past winter He
reports that frosts did great deal OF
damage to orchards and crops and that
living there was not so agreeable az
I'm winters of the past.
Mrs. James McColl, daughter Eliza.
beth and sister, Mrs. Auley Morrison
of Vancouver, Il. g., left Monday fol
Chicago and from there the latter will &c
to Colorado Springs to visit another
sister, Miss Alice Livington
Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie sr. has beer
very sick at her home on North street
the past two or three weeks. He sor
Duncan, of Port Huron, daughter Sara
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii. Ballentine, OF
Detroit, were here over Sunday,
N. Frances Hydorn, who has spent
several months in an army hospital In
the state of Virginia, and Mrs. j Ii
Hydorn who has been visiting her sis
ter at Knoxville, Tenn, are at present
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. Hydorn.
There will be a Grand Easter Bal
given in the New Cadillac Hall, I'm
NETT, Mich, on Monday evening, Apri
2lst, to which the public is cordially in
vited Music by Finzell's Apiece or
chestra A grand good time is prom
Used. Bill, including supper and wa
tax, 81 SO. Mrs. Julia LaForge
Congressman Cramton has sent t,
to the Expositor Office limited amour
of garden seeds from " ashington 70
free distribution. Each allotment hal
an assortment of peas, beet, carrot, Gu
cumber and lettuce seeds In neat pack
ages. Every gardener In this localit!
is invited to call for these free samples
Ii will soon be time to do your garden
ing, therefore don't delay In calling TO
some of these seeds.
Frank w. Smith, formerly of on
city, writes us from Cleveland, Ohio
stating that be is foreman In q certain
department of factory In that cit,
and is doing fine. He also says tina
they have had mild winter, not mor'
than an inch of snow at any one time
Ben Nelson and wife, known here ans
former residents are well and gettinS
along nicely. Mrs. Nelson's brothe
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