The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-04-15
Local and Otherwise.

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Miss Heineman attended the j
hop at Ann Arbor Friday of last
week.
Fred Locke, of Port Huron, was
calling on friends in Yale last
Friday.
Rufus Remington, of Lapeer,
was in Yale Thursday last calling
on friends.
Lorenzo Rector is now the own
er of an Overland car purchased
of Eilber & Barth.
G. F. Brinkman and wife, of De-
troit, are the guests of Mrs. N.
Owens and other relatives.
Elizabeth McColl went to Ann
Arbor last Thursday, where she
attended the ] hop Friday evening.
The tile for the sewer to Guy e.
Boards new house on Mechanic
street is laid. Rus Secor did the
work
The Brockway Agricultural as
sOciation is changing its charter
to the Michigan Farm Bureau
local.
"A. E. Briggs now drives a new
Oakland car, exchanging the one
he purchased last fall from Eilber
& Barth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Stubs, of
Columbiaville, spent a few days
the past week among relatives and
friends in Yale.
Alfred S. Sadler, for three
years superintendent of Capac
school, now goes to Pigeon with
salary of $1,700.
Roy Phillips spent over Sunday
at Sarnia, where his wife has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Sweet for the past week.
Burnell Wight, Clifford Hutton
Victor Learmont and Donald Nc
Intyre are home this week from
the L. Of NJ. for spring vacation.
Chas. Hoskins says rent is too
high at South Park and therefore
mas moved to Yale and is occupy
: ing the Mrs. Block house, north Of
the P. M. depot.
Frank Crist, who recently sold
his farm, has bought the Card
house and lot on west Park ave-,
and will move into the city some
time this summer.
Fannie Mathews is improving
nicely after an operation which
: was performed at the home of her
nurse, Mrs. Brown, where she is
! at the present time
A dozen or more Yale people
were at Capac Friday evening
last attending a social dancing
party. All express themselves as
having a most enjoyable time.
There will be a special meet
ing of w. o. w. on Thursday
evening at 500 o'clock sharp.
This is business meeting. It's
to your interest to be there. F. j.
Wilt.
Fred Brand, who has been i'll
for some time passed away at his
home north of Yale on Tuesday of
this week. We were unable to get
particulars for an obituary this
week.
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
through their agent, VIM. H. Pal
mer, of Yale, sold the James B.
Brown farm in Lynn township &
j. H. Sigler, of Detroit, who is
now installed on said farm and
! working.
w. F. Barr is giving big dance
at the Auditorium tonight. Music
by MacKanlass Apiece orchestra
with Mac at the piano. You will
miss one of the best times of your
life if you fail to be there.
4 Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. L
Brown, in Port Huron, on Wednes
day morning, April ID, daughter
n Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Brown are
receiving congratulations on be
II ing grandpa and grandma now.
Lyle E. Davis writes us from
Ann Arbor 1--WE have bought {
n dwelling house at COZ Catherine
so please change the address OF
our Expositor. We are now locat
ed about four blocks from tn,
Campus and are doing fine"
The weather man got mixed vi
in March and April this year
In March we had regular Apri
weather. 1t does seem that every
thing is going wrong in this ole
world and that those who hav,
, to do with regulating the weather
; have gone on a strike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sly will
soon vacate the Rolls house OF
h Mechanic street and take III
their residence in the Royce
WEIGH house at the south end O.
Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Welcl
will store their household good
in the rooms over Grant Holden
drug store and are planning to b,
free to spend their summer il
various places.
Chas. Barr is continually ad