The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-04-17
Local and Otherwise.
Rather a rainy week just passed.

Mrs. George Beadle is visiting friends
in Saginaw this week.
Marie McNulty has been visiting in
Detroit the past week.
Bert Evans shipped carload of cat
tie to Buffalo last Saturday.
Jeanette Curtis spent the weekend
with friends at Alma college.
Parsons, the Eye Man, will be at the
Paisley Hotel, SATURDAY., April 26th.
N. j. Meharg is In Alpena this week
called there by the death of his brother
Mrs. Alex Macarthur, of Detroit, Wis
tied friends in this locality the past
week.
Tom Parkinson was up from Detroit
the latter part of last week calling on
friends. q
Mrs. Earl Hutton visited her sister,
Mrs. Lloyd Holden IN Detroit the
past week.
Hugh Johnston, of Port Huron, is in
Yale today on business and also call
ing on friends.
George Perry and family have re-
turned from Florida where they spent
the past winter.
Tell worthwhile story about worth
while merchandise and you will have a
worthwhile trade.
Elston Huffman was in Port Huron
Monday attending meeting Of the
Jury commissioners.
Geo. w. Elston sold q six months old
calf on Friday last and received the
handsome sum of $50 for same.
Alumni meeting at high room on
Saturday evening, April 10, at 1880.
Every member requested to be present.
A large crowd saw the comedy,
Eight Bells" at Princess Theatre last
evening, and all pronounced it the
best ever.
DIR. q. S. Ney was up from Port HUI
ron between trains Monday evening in
consultation with DR.. Wight over the
condition of Mrs. Lennon.
| VIM. III. Palmer was informed of the
death of the wife of Elder j.. ii. Patton
at her home In Almont on Monday, the
word coming by letter on Tuesday.
Ella Short. after lingering illness,
died at her home in Greenwood town.
ship Monday morning. The burial
took place this Thursday forenoon.
Alex Morrison received telegram
the latter part of last week stating that
his father had died, and he LETT imme-
diately for the state of Massachusetts.
Chris Hallead, who was overseas
with the S5th division, arrived home
on Tuesday evening, having received
an honorable discharge at Camp Custer.
After the cold and wet weather of
last week, Sunday came as yeritable
God send. Bright sunshine prevailed
all DAY and owners of autos were using
them freely about town.
The maple trees are starting to take
on their coats of leaves, the lawns are
showing beautiful green and the
grass is growing fast. Everything has
an Easter-tide appearance.
The roads were just getting dry and
smooth when, on Tuesday noon, a wet,
nasty snow storm set in and lasted for
several hours, and then dow9pour of
rain started and continued for nearly
two days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Noble and daugh-
ter Anna, of Brown City, were guests
of the Edward Andreae family over
Palm Sunday. Miss Noble sang q
very beautiful sacred solo in the Pres
byterian church Sunday evening.
sOn Saturday afternoon last seventeen
girl friends of Blanche Cheeseman
met at her home to help celebrate and
enjoy her thirteenth birthday. The
timeswas spent in music and games
At six o'clock lunch was served after
which all departed for their homes
wishing Blanche many more such
happy birthdays.
Shirley Stewart and Don Carrigan
attorneys Of Port Huron, made the Elk.
position Office short visit on Tuesday
while on their way to Lynn township
hall where a recount of the votes fol
treasurer at the recent election took
place. Mr.. Stewart represented j. Frank
Hall and Mr.. Carrigan was looking at.
ter the interests of Jesse Henry. The
recount gave Henry majority of one
vote over his opponent and he was de-
clared elected.
Tink Plank, former Yale citizen
now living In Port Huron, has a mys.
terry on his hands. He had planted 81
apple trees, of special variety, from
which he expected yield the coming
season. The other day, upon going tc
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