The Yale expositor., 1919-02-27
Local and Otherwise.

Port Huron Monday.
Mrs. VIM Leacock, of Port Huron,
was in Yale Friday last.
Geo. Ii. Cavanagh was in Port Hur.
on Tuesday on business.
ALI Pratt and family, of Detroit, are
visiting in Yale this week.
Lloyd Andreae and wife, Of Avoca,
visited in Yale last Friday.
j. d. Weymouth was in Port Huron
on legal business last Friday.
Arthur Carson, of Port Huron, was
in Yale saturday calling on friends.
Henry Dinner was in the northern
part of the state last week buying furs.
Mrs e. f. Fead visited relatives and
friends at Sarnia, Ont. the past week.
Frances Andreae attended the dane
ing party at Brown City Friday night
last.
Mrs. ID, A. McKeith, of Brown City,
was the guest of Mrs. Grant Holden
Friday Iast.
Melyin Weeks, of Richmond, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Farley
Friday night last.
The Yale Canning Company is busy
at present labelling apples, having sold
most of their stock.
Ii. ). Wait, of Decker, was in Yale
over Sunday attending the funeral Of
his granddaughter, Mildred WEIGH.
Mrs. James McColl and daughter
Elizabeth are spending three weeks at
Baden, Ont, among relatives and
friends.
Capt. John Edwards, Of Richmond,
was In Yale Sunday attending the
funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Welch's
little child.
James Il. Newell, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Saturday visiting his mother,
Mrs. Robt. Carson, and other relatives
and friends.
Mayme Pearce returned Saturday
night from Port Huron where she had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Locke for a time.
Judging by the fierce winds and zero
weather since Tuesday, March is likely
to come in like a lion. All right, as
long as she goes out like lamb.
Twin boys we're born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Morrison on Wednesday, Feb.
18th, 1919, at Seattle, Wash. Mrs. Nor
risen will be remembered as Katie Bow.
Congratulations.
Manager Barr announces social
dancing party at the Auditorium on
Monday evening, March Bird, to which
the public is invited. Music will be
furnished by McKanlass orchestra.
The Victory Girls of South Speaker
wish to express their thanks to those
who, by their attendance, helped to
make the social of last Friday evening
a success. The proceeds were $500.
A social dancingsparty will be given
at the Melvin Opera House, on Thurs
day evening, March 9th. Three piece
Port Huron music-piano, violin and
drum. Bill, $1O0; spectators Sl.00, in.
Guiding war tax. The public cordially
invited.
Albert Main has purchased the wood.
working outfit recently owned by Geo.
w. Gardner, and as soon as he disposes
of his farm stock and implements will
move to Yale and take charge of the
shop in the rear of Thos. Johnston's
blacksmith shop. Mr.. Main has had a
good deal of experience as wood
worker and will no doubt be competent
to serve the public with the greatest of
satisfaction.
+. j. Wilt has taken over the Y ale
agency for the Oakland 6-cylinder au-
tomobile and invites anyone in the
market for good car at a reasonable
price to call and let him explain the
merits of this machine. The selling
price for the season of 1919 is S1,075
and the company claims that in appear
anoe, material used in its makeup and
in all other points it is fully equal tC
other cars that sell at a much higher
price. See him before buying.
Charles Johnson, who has been work.
ing at the candymaking business al
flint and Bay City. since he left Yale
two years ago, returned to this city
Monday and has entered the employ OF
his uncle, Thos. J. Axsrlis. Tom has
had the large room upstairs fixed uI
and put IN sanitary condition and has
ordered fixtures and intends to estab
lish candy kitchen. He will manu-.
facture all kinds of sweeties and says
he can sell them much cheaper than at
present.
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