The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-02-05
Local and Otherwise.

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few weeks among relatives and
friends at Brown City and Fair
grove.
Henry Pearce is spending sever
al DAYS at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred Locke, in Port
Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Andrews,
(nee Jennie Fletcher) of Detroit,
were weekend guests at the par
entail home.
The Seniors had a fine sleigh
ride out to John Patterson's on
Monday evening. The weather
was mild and sleighing good.
Here is a splendid motto which
all of us should have as our slog-
God grant that all our men
of principle shall be our principal
men,"
Mrs. Lambert Jones. who has
been receiving treatments for can
Ger in a Detroit hospital, is again
at her home near Avoca. feeling
much improved.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bach
man. of Detroit, on January list
an Glib boy. Congratulations
Mrs. Bachman was formerly Miss
MYRTLE Russell, of this city.
Mrs. Mary Simmons and Mrs
James Wallace went to North
Branch last Saturday. The former
will stay a month while the latter
expects to be at home in a week.
Born to DR.. and Mrs. d. II. An
drews at the home of the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Nc
Laughlin in Yale, on Sunday, Feb.
LIST, 1920, a son, Robert Willis.
Congratulations.
Fred ]. Wilt mas just finished
painting the interior of his nipple
ment store, and it now looks as
bright and shiny as a new silver
dollar. Patrons and prospective
BUYERS are invited to call and look
the place over.
Our old friend, Daniel Foley, OF
Emmett township, sends us his
check for the required amount to
renew his subscription to the Elk
positor for another year. Mr.. Foley
has been a constant reader of the
Expositor for over 80 years.
Friday of last week was a very
mild, warm day but towards eve
ming the wind shifted to the north
and a regular blizzard started in.
Before morning the storm subsid-
ed and the mercury registered
around the zero mark.
A representative from Swift q
Co., Chicago, was in Yale last week
and completed arrangements with
Geo. Graham to open the cream
station lately operated by James
Goheen. AS soon as the outfit ar
rives the date of opening will be
announced to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae
left the first of the week for Mia
mi, Fla, where they expect to
spend the next month or six weeks.
They will visit Cuba, and on their
return will stop off at various
places on the homeward trip. Mrs.
Janet Award is caring for the
children at the Andreae home.
A party was given Friday eve
ming last in Central hall by Mrs.
Alex. Pollock for her son Donald.
Thirty young people were invited
guests and most pleasant time
was enjoyed, dancing to Victrola
music and playing games. A nice
lunch of sandwiches. coffee. sher-
bet and cake was served by Mrs.
Pollock, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs.
Simmons.
Rev. Leland L. Marion was in
Brown City Monday to visit his
sister, who is critically i'll. While
in that city he inquired into the
report which is going around that
there are twenty or thirty cases
of the flu there and several deaths
from the disease have occurred.
IL is untrue he says and the SICK
ness mostly is pneumonia scatter
ed throughout the country.
| like to see man proud OF his
town or the place in which he
lives. | like to see man live so
that his place is proud of him. Be
honest but hate no one, overturn a
mans wrong doing-n overturning
the wrong. Stand with anybody
who stands right, stand with him
while he is right and part with him
him when he goes wrong.-Abra-
ham Lincoln.
Adolph Longeway, one of the To-
cal sportsmen. was fortunate in
buying fine English beagle
hound few weeks ago. The ami
NAL has since proven a splendid
hunter and he has refused $50 for
her. Adolph prizes the animal
highly and we hardly think that
her commercial value would
tempt her owner to part with her
Dogs of her quality are scarce and
hard to replace.-Sandusky Tr;b-
une.
We've nothing against the sun.
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