The Yale expositor., 1919-04-10
BROCKWAY

BROCKWAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcmahon spent
Sunday in Saginaw.
Mrs. G. ID. Halsey has returned to
Detroit after few days visit at the
home Of Il. b. Halsey.
Mrs. g. Putnam has returned home
after several days visit with her sisters
Mrs. q. j. Russell and Mrs. +. A. Fox.
James Moore and wife, who recently
sold their farm, have moved to Yale.
II. +. Cameron has had telephone
put in his home.
A number from here attended the
Chester Kipp sale Wednesday. 1t was
largely attended and everything went
high. G.. w. Bell was the auctioneer.
John Shanahan was Port Huron
aud MarysYlle visitor Saturday.
J. Ii. Gathergood and Pat Mckinney
were Yale callers Tuesday.
The Cleaners will hold their regular
meeting next Tuesday evening.
The funeral of Henry Russell was
held Saturday from his fathers home.
lie was taken i'll with the "flu," fol
lowing an attack of pneumonia Was
thirteen years of age. Little boys car
ried the remains to their last resting
place in Moore cemetery.
The front of Thos. J. Axarlis' build
ing is being reprinted.
Workmen are painting the front of
the Yale State Bank building.
Ed Eilber has been confined to his
home by sickness the past week.
Isobel Menerey visited relatives and
friends in Detroit the past week.
DIR. Alice Doering attended a meet
ing of Dentists at Detroit this week.
Chas. Montney, since returning from
Algonac and Detroit, has not been
been feeling any TOO well.
Mrs. VIM. Grimes, after spending
the winter with relatives near Peck,
has returned to her home in Yale.
Mrs. Edward Andreae has been on
the sick list during the past week, but
is much improved now.
Heavy showers of rain, thunder and
| lightning through the night Wednes-
day and Thursday morning.
Geo. Mcintyre and wife and Mrs. w.
G.. Wight attended the opera Come
On Dad" at Port Huron last night.
Grace Darling arrived home Friday
night, much improved in health after
several months stay IN a sanitarium
near Chicago.
The correct date for the Presbyterian
play will be announced next week.
Please keep it in mind as YOU will
want to attend.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller aud daughter
Frances, Mrs. j. A. MenZies and daugh-
ter Marjorie and Pearl Mcdonald spent
Tuesday in Port Huron.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter
o + on Wednesday evening, April
10 Election of officers
Mrs. Georgia Spencer, Sec.
VIM. Il. Barr, manager, will give a
| grand Easter ball at the Auditorium
Friday evening, April 18th. Music by
Finzel's Apiece orchestra. Bill, $l.50,
including war tax. A good time ana
the best OF music promised all who
attend.
g. +. Richards has had workmen busy
this week repainting the front of his
hardware store building. Clyde be-
lieves that with the beginning of spring
everything should take on newness
and brightness.
Luke Hyman, of Highland Park has
purchased VIM. Kennedy's farm of GO
acres i'm Greenwood township and will
move thereon Immediately. He is a
member of the Mennonite congrega-
ton, all of whom will be glad to
welcome the family as neighbors.
There will be community auction
sale at Roseburg, on saturday, April
10Th. If you have any live stock or
farm machinery you desire to list in
this sale send the list in or leave it at
McIntyre's store before that date. Fred
Smith, auctioneer.
/. Walter r. Smith, agent for the stan
dard Oil Co. in Yale, has equipped his
oil truck with pneumatic tires at an
expense of about $500 The tires
are manufactured by the Goodyear
people and are guaranteed for 6,O0O
miles. Mr.. Smith can make much bet
ter time in delivering and will save on
tires as in the past a set of hard rubber
tires would last only short time.
FOR SERVICE - Registered "Saint
Lambert" Jersey bull, 20 years old
Fee $500 at time of service. Salts.
faction guaranteed. For sale 5thoro
bred Plymouth Rock cockerels from
bred-to-lay and do lay hens. Hatch
ing eggs 75c for Is perfect eggs Il
J. Rice, y miles east and mile
south of Yale. 51-4
FOR SALE Ford touring car, n,
shuttle Carpet Loom nearly new. w
O. Cline, Yale, route No. 8; phont
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