The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-04-24
Local and Otherwise.


Yale the first of the week visiting
friends.
The High school base ball team ex-
poets to play the Croswell crowd on
Friday.
Mrs. Fred Campbell, of Olivet, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Walter
Brown.
A number of Yale Odd Fellows at
tended the big doings at Croswell last
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Brown Is entertaining
her mother and sister from springfield,
Connecticut.
Chas. Montney has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be out and
around again.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Sheehy, of En-
NETT, were in Yale last Saturday call
ing on friends.
L. b. Bricker aud wife spent Easter
Sunday at Bay City with their son
Ira and family.
Lew Armstrong and wife, of Almont
were over here the past week on visit
to relatives and friends.
Clarence Ovaitt has sold his house
and lot in Yale to Walter Secor. lie
has also sold his auto.
John f. Staley was in Port Huron
Tuesday on business connected with
the telephone exchange.
Chas. w. Shower and wife, of Pom
tiac, were guests of Dan Ferguson and
wife during the past week.
Mrs. Fred Beadle and son Charles
and Olive Dewey, of Melvin, spent Fri
day with Mrs X. I'll. Menerey.
Archie Graham, of Detroit, and
Elda Adams, of Port Huron, visited
Craig Adams and wife this week.
w. A. Campbell was in Port Huron
Saturday in conference with the Vic
tory Loan committee of the county.
John Henry and family entertained
Frank Kuhn and wife, Of Detroit, and
Mrs. Geo. Hyde, of Emmett, on Easter
Sunday.
Mrs. II. o. Welch. Mrs. X G. Holden
and Mrs. Joe Williams spent the past
week with relatives and friends in
Detroit.
Lloyd Andreae and family were up
| from Avoca and spent over Sunday at
the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. IL.
Fletcher.
John Merritt, of Three Rivers, has
been spending the week with his sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. McOmber. and also with
many friends here.
Rex Holden was home from Sandus-
ky, where he is taking three months
course in pharmacy, visiting his par
ents and friends over Sunday.
Minnie's Cash Market and Ford
Sales 81 Service have placed new avn
ings during the past week in front of
their Respective places of business.
The Expositor this week publishes
| the official canvass of votes at the re-
cent election made by the county
board of canvassers. You will find it
on another page.
| Harry Dudley, who has been station
ed at Camp Custer for over year, re-
ceived his honorable discharge short
time ago. He is now working in Port
| Huron.
The fire alarm was sounded about
800 o'clock Tuesday afternoon when a
small blaze was discovered in Mike
Salerno's shoe store. 1t was extinguish-
ed before much damage was done.
Yale Chapter. No. "a, OES will in
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Thursday evening, May LIST. The Grand
Worthy Matron will be present. All
members and visiting Stars invited.
The "bee" at the M. K. church last
Friday was fairly well attended and a
fine job was done,on the grounds 1t
is expected that cement walk will be
built soon along the south side of the
building.
Fred Smith, auctioneer, informs the
Expositor that the community auction
sale at Roseburg last Saturday was q
hummer. The attendance was large,
the bidding lively and everything went
at top notch prices.
| VIM. o. Bidleman was down town
last Saturday after several weeks con.
| finement at his home northwest of
the city. He Is rather weak as yet and
does not feel as though he could enter
into spring work on the farm very Wig
orously.
| Thomas Hallead, another Yale boy
who was overseas with the S5th divis-
ion, arrived home Tuesday morning,
having received his honorable discharge
at Camp Custer Monday. Tom is look
ing fine and says it seems real nice to
be home again.
The pupils of the Carless school gave
fine program Thursday evening.
They surely deserve credit for the man.
ner in which they gave the different
numbers on the program. Not large
audience, but those who were there all
unite In saying 1t was success.
FORD j. Robbins, who was overseas
with the S5th Division, has returned to
bis home in Yale. He received an
honorable discharge from Camp Custer
last week. We are sure glad to well
come our boys home, and only wish
they were all back In the good old
u. s. A.
The Yale State Bank this week in
stalled new fixtures which are the neat
est we have seep-in long time. Ev-
erything 10 finished In oak, and is Of
the very latest design. The old fix
lures have been taken to Fargo and
will be placed In the Fargo Bank of
Jas. Livingston Il Co.
A special meeting of Yale Chapter
D. K. ). will be held Tuesday evening,