The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-03-11
Local and Otherwise.

George Cunningham of Brown
City visited Yale Tuesday.
Bert Kelley was a Port Huron
visitor Tuesday.
George Mann was in Port Huron
Tuesday on a visit to friends.
John Windsor was down from
Brown City on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Harvey Wilcox and daugh-
ter Ellen were Port Huron visitors
Saturday.
w. o. Bidleman has been very
sick the past week but is some
better now.
James McColl left for Chicago
Wednesday night in the interests
of the Amerlin Co.
Mrs. A. l.. Minnie of Port HUI
ron was a guest at the T. d. Min
ME home the first of the week.
Willis Thody and wife have
moved to Port Huron and taken up
their residence at $40 Fort-st.
Clara Holt who has been con-
fined to her home east of Yale,
with the quinsy, is recovering.
Mrs. Arthur Dennis and child
rem of Kinde, are visiting this
week at the James Wallace home.
Alger Slosser was home from
Midland over the week end. He
was accompanied by a friend,
Harold Knowles.
A little son came to gladden. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Holt
one day the past week. He has
been christened Melvin.
The measles have had quite a
long run in Yale this winter. Two
new cases we hear of this week
are Neva Ferguson and Viola Nc
kinstry.
Mrs. Bert Kelley's class of girls
in the Presbyterian S. S. held their
monthly social meeting with their
teacher on Friday evening. The
usual good time was had.
|. Ami, experienced shoe repair
er, has fitted up the building form
erly used as the city laundry and
is prepared to take care of your
work of repairing and mending
SHOES.
We understand that James Rolls
has sold his lot between Chester
Sly and Will Ruh's residences on
Mechanic-st to Guy Beard, who
will soon begin the erection of a
new home.
Dorothy Drouyor has been at
home the past week on account of
illness. She was in the hospital
at Ypsilanti for two weeks before
coming home. She may not be
able to finish the year at the col
lege.
Mrs. Eva j. Black & Co., have
their new spring millinery goods
ready for inspection and they cor
daily invite all to see their dis
play on the opening days, Friday
ana Saturday. Mrs. Blacks mil
linery parlors have been freshly
painted and decorated, which adds
greatly to the appearance.
Charles Shower last week sold
the ice crop he harvested to Floyd
Ferguson and with his wife will
return to Pontiac where he will
resume his old position which he
held for number of years. Mr..
and Mrs. Snov:r made many
friends during 1heir short stay in
this city and ea:l and every one
,egret their leaving but wish
them success.
Everybody thought on Thursday
last that spring had surely sprung
because the weather turned warm
enough to rain. But during the
night the wind came up and the
thermometer came down and we
had regular blizzard with a cold
cold wave which lasted until this
week. Monday afternoon there
was a breezy snow storm but
Tuesday the weather was much
milder.
The seventh and eighth grades
gathered for a party in Contra
hall on Thursday evening last anC
enjoyed themselves until some Of
the youngsters became unduly ex
cited and came near to tipping
over the big stove which heats tn,
hall. There was some scare wher
the stove pipes came tumblinl
down and the room was filled
with smoke. The mischief wa.
soon righted but the bad air anC
spilled cocoa put a finish to tn,
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andrea
arrived home from their Florid;
trip on Tuesday morning, havin,
spent delightful time during tn,
five weeks they were gone. Mos
of their stay was made in Miami
where they frequently met DR.. anC