The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-06
Local and Otherwise.

day.
Beautiful weather so far this
week, but sharp white frosts
each night.
Edighoffer Bros. have placed a
new awning in front of their shoe
store this week.
Mrs. Fred Taylor is in Vassar
this week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham.
John Schram, of Sandusky,
made the Expositor force a pleas
ant call ON Friday last.
Art Dennis, wife and family, of
Kinde, spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace.
Dolph Andreae and Frank Will
cox drove to Bay City this week to
spend few days perch fishing.
Geo. w. Allen, of Flint. former
editor of the Yale Record, was
visiting in the city the first of the
week.
Elder Wilson visited his son
in Port Huron Monday, who just
recently moved to that city from
Bay City.
Rawley Mailman, of Owesso,
spent the weekend and up to
Wednesday with Yale relatives
and friends.
Margaret Conroy returned to
Detroit Monday after spending
the weekend with relatives and
friends in Yale and vicinity.
II. T. Brown, formerly of Cass
City, but lately of Flint, has been
visiting his brother Hiram be-
fore leaving for Colorado.
Mrs. r. M. Hockaday fell from
the back stoop of her home, break
ing two ribs and is suffering from
the pain caused by the injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Livingston
and little daughter, of Baden,
Ont, visited over Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Coll.
Never have more than one kind
of trouble at a time. Some people
bear three kinds-all they have
now, all they ever had, and all
they expect to have.
Mrs. VIM. Fletcher is improving
after a two-weeks' illness. Her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Andrews, was
up from Detroit last week assist
ling in her care.
Cyrus Ludington and wife, Of
Flint were here last week attend
ing the funeral of Peleg Soule.
Cyrus called at the EXpositor
Office while in the city.
Mr.. Dennison has traded his
cement hotel in Capac for a 98-a
farm located northeast of Yale.
Trucks moved the two families
the past week.-Capac Journal.
Harry Holden and daughter,
Mia, who have spent the winter
at Fort Worth, Texas, returned
to Yale last week and expect to
remain here for time at least.
Up in Huron county the county
road commissioner have issued a
map giving all the good roads in
that county. In Sanilac it will
take more than a map to find the
good roads.
Did you witness the eclipse of
the moon Sunday evening ? 1t
was wonderful sight. and when
the shadow came off the moon it
was a wonderfully bright and
beautiful night.
Harry Wotring plans to move
his tile dredging machine to Yale
next month, where he has con-
tract for putting in three thous-
and tile for Fred Teets, we'll
known farmer of that community.
-Sandusky Tribune.
Roy Mclaughlin. has resigned
his position as cashier Of the
Sherwood Bank. and is now cut in
the state selling life insurance.
He is here this week on a visit to
relatives and friends. Roy says
the work in the bank was too con-
ining. He expects to move his
family to Grand Rapids in the
near future.
A new lumber yard has been
opened in Port Huron at 1926
Tenth street, by Harvey Wilcox,
of Yale, and Bert Welch, of De-
troit. The new firm will do a gen.
eral lumber business. Mr.. Wilcox
was manager of the Yale Lumber
& Coal Co. and Mr.. Welch is a
carpenter by trade. The Expositor
hopes to hear that the new con-
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