The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-02-13
ID. Il. Middleton made a business trip
to Detroit this week.

girls at Ypsilanti.
Wesley Keyworth has received his
honorable discharge from Camp Custer
and is back home again.
Mrs. L. w. Farley and daughter Ber-
nice left for Richmond today for few
days visit with relatives.
Mrs. V. A. Ludke and Jane Kearns,
of Brown City, spent the weekend in
Yale visiting Mrs. Ed Shelby,
Will Fry, of Port Huron, visited
friends in Yale this week. win is en-
ployed in the Morton Salt Block.
There will be dance at the Lynn
town hall on Friday evening, Feb. ID.
Bill, 80 cts. All cordially invited.
Ora and Duncan Sloat, of Port HUI
ron, were in Yale on Tuesday attend
ing the funeral of George Gardner.
Dr. Wight was at Detroit the past
week and brought his son Burnell, who
has been quite sick, home with him.
Mrs. Hattie Hisey returned to Yale
Tuesday evening after spending sew
eral weeks at Wayne with her son
Ventry.
Snow, enough to cover the ground,
fell Tuesday night but the warmth
Wednesday made it rather slushy un-
der foot.
Mrs. Grant Holden was at Ypsilanti
over Sunday to assist in celebrating her
daughter Leta's birthday which occurred
on Sunday.
Rex Holden, Bernice Holden, Faye
Wight and Marjorie Menzies motored
to Almont last Friday afternoon where
they attended the masquerade dancing
party in the evening.
Geo. Cough has just added to his
large stock quantity of new rugs and
household furniture and is ready to
furnish you the goods you will want
during spring housekeeping time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith were at
Port Huron last week Thursday attend
ing the annual banquet given to its
agents and travelling statesmen at the
Harrington Hotel by the Standard Oil
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sheehy served
six-thirty chop suey dinner to few
friends last Thursday. After the meal
the evening was passed at 500. Mrs.
Thos. Johnston and L. w. Farley won
the honors.
Lieut.. George Anderson, of Camp
Gordon, Ca, and VIM. Anderson, of
Mayville, are visiting at the parental
home this week. Lieut., Anderson has
an honorable discharge from the army
and will go to work at Detroit.
The 31st annual convention of the
st, Clair County Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held at Port Huron to-
day and tomorrow, Thursday and Fri
day, Feb. 1914. Many from the Yale
Sunday schools are attending as dele
gates.
Mrs. Marian A. Johnston writes us
from Almont enclosing check for $3.50
i'll payment for the Expositor one year.
She says:-"l was not sick but was
nursing pneumonia and was shut in.
Had nine flu patients before got out.
One died just after went there"
Wellington Newell, of Plymouth,
called at the Expositor Office today
Mr.. Newell has resigned his position
with the International Harvester Co.,
which he has held for eight years, and
accepted a more lucrative one with the
Moline Plow Co., of Jackson.
The dancing party given by VIM
Barr in the Auditorium on Friday
evening last, from all accounts, was the
incest eyer. A large and select crowd
was present and found the whole eve
ming delightful with the splendid mus
ic furnished by Finzel's Apiece orches-
ira.
III. 9. Bricker Il Co. have put on big
February Clearance Sale at their store
in Avoca beginning the 10th and con-
tinuing until March LIST. Hardware
and grocery bargain prices are publish
ed on a quarter sheet poster and you
are invited to take advantage of the
low prices. The sale is now on~in full
force.
Plan to attend the play "The Scout
master" to be given in the Auditorium
on Friday, Feb. 2Sth. This is aremark-
able Comedy Drama in three acts. In
presenting this play we have the unique
feature of having an all male cast.
The plot is good. You will split your
sides laughing and will be reminded
that there is a serious side to every
persons life. Look for the large post
ers with the names of the cast and a
short synopsis of the play. You will
be pleased with the staging. Some