The Yale expositor., 1920-04-29
Local and Otherwise.

Saturday on business.
c.. S. Brown and son John were
at Port Huron last Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Broadway of Roches-
ter, visited in Yale the first of the
week.
Marjorie Menzies visited her
sister Ruth in Port Huron Satur-
day last.
Fred Andreae and Gerald Hen
messy were at Port Huron last
Saturday.
Will Sayles, of Flint, visited
his parents and friends in Yale
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Sheehy and daughter
Margaret were Port Huron call
ers on Saturday.
Andrew Paisley, of Chicago,
spent part of this week the guest
of his brother Jerry.
Mrs. VIM. Grimes. who has
spent the winter near Peck, is in
Yale for a few weeks.
l.. j. Rice has purchased from
Eilber & Barth. Yale agents, a
Case tractor and pillow.
Frank Griffith and wife, of Port
Huron, spent Sunday with rela-
tives and friends in Yale.
Al and Joe Thomas. who are
working in Port Huron, spent Sun
day with their families in Yale.
Nick Ingrouville spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs.
Martin at the Presbyterian manse.
D. w. Livinggood, of Detroit,
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Kelley, visited in Yale over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ferguson
and children and Daniel Fergu-
son visited relatives in Capac on
Sunday.
H. G.. Holcomb and wife, George
Young and wife autoed to Port
Huron Saturday, returning home
Sunday evening.
The Melvin hotel nas been rent
ed by Dan Grear and wife, who
will open it at once 20 the convep-
fence of the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
daughter Betty drove to 'Vassar
on Sunday to spend the day with
Mrs. Taylor's parents.
A card from j. F. Williams in
forms us that he has made anoth-
er change, this time from Lomira,
Wis, to Warrensburg, Ill.
John Hickey was up from Port
Huron Tuesday and while here
sold the Mulligan property on
North Main street to Oliver
Jacobs.
DR.. J. B. Stevens was called to
St. Mary's Ont, last week to see
his brother, who was very low
and not expected to live, but fail
ed to reach his bedside in time to
see him alive.
The Amerlin Co. has acquired
site for a flax mill on the Sma-
field property near the depot.
The company will start the cree
ton of a plant here in few weeks
Everything helps.-Peck Times.
Rev. Bradfield, former pastor
of the Cass City Presbyterian
church, passed through Cass City
Tuesday. He told some of his old
friends that he has left the min
istry and is going to move onto a
farm in the southern part of the
state.-Cass City Chronicle.
Mrs. Bert Evans, accompanied
by her father, James Wallace went
to Ann Arbor last week to have
her tonsils removed. 1t proved
quite serious operation, but Mrs
Evans came through nicely and
was able to return home on Sat-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. l. Hodgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Menerey
autoed to Shabbona Sunday to
visit their uncle, Joseph Menerey,
who was taken sick while visiting
relatives. Mr.. Menerey had passed
away before they reached their
destination. The remains were
taken to his home In Saginaw Tor
burial.
The New England conference
of the Methodist Episcopal church
in session at Boston recently vot-
ed to lift the ban on dancing,
card playing and theatre going.
The words will be dropped from
the book of discipline, and in
their stead will be substituted
Practices that result in the loss
of moral and spiritual character"
Yale is certainly a great Satur-
day night town. Every week end
sees our Main street lined with
autos and buggies belonging to
people who come here to do their
trading. Our merchants are al
ways to the front with bargains,
and it is a noticeable fact that the
ones who advertise in the Ex-
position are the ones who get the
biggest trade. This paper is the
buyers guide and it certainly