The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-03-20

lrlenns over SUNDAY.
Wallace Adams is up from Port HUI
ron calling on friends.
Chas. Dinner was in Detroit on bust
ness the first of the week.
Margaret Foster has gone to Boston
for visit with her sister.
Mrs. 4. N. Rector and daughter Iva
spent Friday last in Port Huron.
John Mckenzie, of Port Huron, Wis
tied Yale relatives and friends this
week.
Mrs. Chas Noble, of Brown City, Wis
tied the family of Ed Andreae We'd
nesday and today.
Z. +. Curtis has purchased an Oak
land Sensible Six touring car from +.
j. wilt, Yale dealer.
The water in Mill Creek has been
overlooking the banks on account of
the heavy rains recently.
City treasurer l.. Roy Fuller was at
Port Huron Thursday last and settled
with the county treasurer.
Frank w. Andreae returned Satur-
day from trip to Boston In the inter
est of the Yale Wooden Mills.
Frank Wilcox launched his new
motor boat in Mill Creek this week and
has been taking spin up and down
the river.
Hattie Putney, q graduate of Yale
shoots of 1917, has been re-engaged to
teach the South Speaker school at
an increase of salary.
Carroll Shaw and wife have moved
back to Yale from Columbiaville and
are now occupying the Mrs. Alexander
house on Arthur street.
The Yale Market Co. is Frightening
up the interior Of their market by a
neat coat Of white paint, and it now
shines like new silver dollar.
Roy Wiley, a prosperous farmer of
Greenwood township, this week pur-
chased Moline tractor from Fred j.
Wilt, implement dealer of this city.
VIM. q. Bidleman has been a very
sick man the past week and his friends
are very much concerned about his
condition. 1t is hoped that he will
soon recover.
Mrs. Dale Rigdon left for Warsaw,
Ind, today Thursday where she will
make her home. Her mother, Mrs. II
q. Mclaughlin accompanied her to
remain until May.
James Teets and family, of Yale
have rented the Johnson farm, Two ano
half miles northwest of SHOWER and
moved to it with his family about Tel
days ago.-Sandusky Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rapley returned
from Detroit last Friday. They brought
the report home that Mrs. VIM. Hod.
gins, ST., is improving nicely through
the treatment received for cancer OF
the face.
In the Wednesday casualty list ap
pears the name of George j. Smith
Yale, died of wounds. This youns
mans home is in Emmett township
de was in the 33Sth and received hi
wounds on Russian battlefield.
Clinton Stevens has SOLD his farm
one-half mile east of Yale to FREQ
reets and will have an auction sal,
on March 18th, after which NO viii
move with mis- family to Yale and oc
cupy his fathers house on First street
The custodians of the ballot boxe
of the last election throughout tn,
county were called to Port Huron OF
Tuesday and delivered over the ballot
to temporary receptacIes under cour
orders. 1t is inferred that a recoun
will take place soon in the Ford-Ne w
berry contest.
There came to the home of Mr.. AM
Mrs. Lloyd V. Andreae, of Avoca
on 'St. Patrick's day In the marnin',
a baby daughter. who tipped the scale
at nine pounds, and who will be calle'
Virginia May. The two sets of grand
parents In Yale are nightly please
over the event.
Chas. Il. Dinner has started buyin
cream, eggs, poultry and produce. Ii
expects in few days to take over tn
4 station now managed by II. M. Hall ii
the Clyne building. and will buy creaI
for the Sanilac County Creamery Co
of Brown City. We wish Charley su,
cess in his new venture.
g. K. Richards has boxed in his sho'
window and made it modern in ever
way for displaying the goods he hanc
lee, besides repainting and otherwis
improving the interior of his hardwaI
store. Clyde now has as neat, we
equipped and convenient q place {
business as you will find anywhere an
Is better prepared than ever to loo