The Yale expositor., 1919-01-23
Local and Otherwise.

Ii. T. Dinner was in Detroit this week
on business.
Henry Weloh was up from Port HUI
ron on Friday last.
Marjorie Menzies spent the weekend
in Port Huron and Detroit
Isobel Menerey visited friends and
relatives at Melvin Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. X. Griffith spent
Wednesday in Port Huron.
Stuart Weeks, of Richmond, spent
Sunday at the Farley home.
Chester Vannorman, of Detroit, has
been in Yale the past week.
Donna Wallace spent Sunday in Mel
vim with Mrs. Purl Harding.
Mrs Grant Holden visited friends at
Brown City the first of the week.
The Presbyterian ladies will offer
home baking for sale next Saturday.
Johnnie Brown spent over Sunday
with his brother Jim in Port Huron.
Mernie Mericle aud wife, of Port HUI
ron, visited friends in Yale the past
week.
Mrs Janet Award returned to Port
Huron Monday after few days stay
In Yale.
The ladies of the M. + church cleared
q nice little sum at the bake sale held
last Saturday
Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie jr and little
child, of Port Huron, visited friends
here the past week.
Mrs. John Wark was confined to her
bed for few days with an attack of
bronchitis, but is recovering
Mrs. f. Walker left Saturday for
Detroit called by telegram to see Lewis
Walkers wife who is very sick.
What has become of the old-fashoned
barber who used to keep open as long
as there was customer in sight.
The Expositor has on display in its
show window nose of French IS
shell loaned us by Albert Menerey.
Parsons the Eye Man will be at the
Paisley Hotel on Saturday, Feb. lst.
See his adv. elsewhere in this issue.
1t will be generally admitted that
there may be a vast difference between.
a good big man and big good man.
Mrs. Eva j. Black has gone to Detroit
where she will spend five or six weeks
in the wholesale Millinery house OF ID.
K. Kellogg.
The revival services being held in the
Methodist Protestant church are
largely attended and meeting with
great success.
| VIM. Bidleman received an interest
ing letter from his son Carl from Eng.
land which we publish in another col
umn of this issue.
Geo. Barth, of the firm of Eilber &
Bartb, attended convention of the
Michigan Overland dealers at Toledo
the first of the week.
Installation services will be held in
the Presbyterian church on Tuesday
evening next, for Rev. Alfred Martin,
the new pastor Of that church.
Erwin Cough returned from France
at the same time Albert Menerey did
and is now in Detroit. He hopes to get
home soon to visit bis relatives and
friends
John Hutton has workmen busily
engaged in rebuilding the hotel build
ing recently purchased. The work will
be rushed as Mr.. Hutton wants to
move as soon as possible. 81
Earl Muma, of Melvin, while crank
ing his Eord in front of the lO-centfeed
barn Wednesday afternoon was unfor-
tunate to break his right arm at the
wrist. DIR. Wight set the fractured
bones.
The weather the past week has not
been as bright and sunshiny as we have
had this month. Fogs and clouds have
covered the land and damp cold at
mosphere has prevailed. A little sun
shine dropped in occasionally.
st. Clair is assuredly distinguished in
having three citizens in Office at the
seat of government. Major Rolph Duff
has been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sec
retary since the latter was elected;
Franklin Moore is an active member of
the House of Representatives, and, with
the beginning Of the new year, ii. A.
Hopkins assumed the duties of assist
ant secretary of the senate.
It's just impossible to please every.
body. For years people have been ask
ing "Why in the blankety blank don't
you stop the paper when the time is
upP" And now that we have complied
with government orders to do that very
thing others ask "Why IN the iumpino