The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01
Plenty of rain the past week.


Wednesday.
Grant Holden transacted business in
Wyandotte this week.
Every body is doing gardening these
days. housekeeping is on too
Harold IIallman will spend the week
end with Donald Mcintyre at Ann
Arbor
Mrs Lillian Holmes. of Avoca, is
visiting Mrs Geo. Cough and other
Yale friends.
James Haweghan and family moved
by van to Midland county where they
expect 10 go farming.
Edward Andreae and family drove
to Brown City Sunday and spent the
day with Chas. Noble and family.
George Holt, east of Yale, now
drives new Dodge car, purchased
from Eilber & Barth, Yale dealers.
Harvey Wilcox has made another
improvement to- his dwelling house,
that of giving it new coat of paint. t.
Lutte Mcdonald suffered broken
right arm one day last week. 1t hap
pened while cranking Ford machine.
Elizabeth McColl entertained few
friends at dinner on Tuesday evening,
the occasion. celebrating her birthday.
Belon Robinson, of Inlay City, a
former resident of Yale, was calling
on old-tme friends the fore part of the
week.
j. b. Weymouth has purchased a
Buick car from Sandusky parties and
Rex Holden accompanied him home,
driving the machine
Mrs. II. A. Stroupe and daughter
Cora accompanied by her son Will and
family, all of Capac were Sunday visi-
tors at Floyd Fergusons.
George Clark was in Yale Saturday
for the first time in several weeks He
had been confined to his home east OF
the city, sick with the flu.
Florence aud Stuart Weeks attended
the dancing party given at the Audi.
forum Friday evening last. They
were guests of the Farley family.
The dance in the Auditorium last
Friday evening given as the annual
Easter Ball, was very largely attended
and as usual, heartily enjoyed by all.
Bernice Farley visited friends and
relatives at Richmond over Sunday
last. While there she attended the
high school seniors play on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. M. 9. Brown and son, of Port
Huron, have moved into the Jacob
Miller house on Mechanic st. Mrs.
Brown is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. M. Davis.
Among the Michigan boys to land In
New York Tuesday we notice the
name of Lieut.. Edw. j Johnston, of Yale,
"Nip" telegraphed his folks Wednes.
day of his safe arrival.
Capt. Fred Currier let his folks know
by telegram the first of the week that
he had landed safely at the port of
New York. He was with Red Cross
Hospital Unit No. 8.
The eight days old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Williams passed
away Friday evening and was buried
on Sunday afternoon. Friends and
neighbors sympathize with them in
their sorrow.
Norma Wight started Tuesday night
on trip to Washington to meet and
visit with her friend Martha Townsend
of Brown City. She expects to see the
sights of the city and surrounding
places of interest before returning
home.
There are number of dogs running
the streets of the city without license
tags that.will be shot IL the owners do
not soon have them properly registered.
We might add that the hens roaming
about and digging up neighbors gardens
should be corralled.
Jas. b. loft, who has spent the past
nine months in France with the 34Oth
Infantry, medical corps, returned to
his home and friends in Yale Saturday
evening last, having received his final
and honorable discharge from Camp
Custer. Jim is looking fine and says
he is feeling the best and that he has
had an experience that money could
not purchase.
Glen, the 1s-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Meickle, of Lynn township,
died at midnight Tuesday. April 10th,
In the Port Huron hospital following
an operation for appendicitis. The re-
mains were taken to the home of his
parents and the funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at 200 o'clock from
the Bethel church, Rev. McCue, of
NJ - n