The Yale expositor., 1920-03-18

Has anyone seen a robin?

bers.
John Edgerton's family are sick
with the measles.
Harvey Wilcox and wife were
in Port Huron Monday.
Edgar Vrooman spent the week
end with his mother in Yale
F.. w. Farley was at Detroit
and Mt. Clemens over Sunday.
Eleanor Williams visited in
Port Huron SUNDAY and Monday.
Rev. Alfred Martin did bust
ness in Port Huron on Tuesday.
VIM. H. Learmont was at Deck
erville on business the past week.
Roger WEIGH, wife and son Basil
were at Flint over Sunday on a
visit to relatives and friends.
Fredda Holden has been MAX
ing visit with her friend Mayme
Currier in Grand Rapids the past
week.
Helen Rub, Betty Taylor and
Gordon Ferguson are the Mechan-
ic street victims of measles this
week.
Bert Barr, Brockway township
treasurer, was at Port Huron on
Monday and settled with the coun-
ty treasurer.
A small party enjoyed dancing
at the Auditorium last Friday eve
ming with the Yale orchestra fur
nishing music.
For fact, the robins are with
us again. This is about as early
as one can say this without a dis
pute as to it's truth.
Jas. /. Vincent of New York
City, visited his mother in Yale
Saturday night and Sunday while
on his way to Chicago.
James McColl and Mr.. Dow Of
the Amerlin Company went to
London and Petrolia Tuesday on
a few days business trip.
Freeman Crysler is getting his
racing outfit together and in
shape and will be ready to race
his string of horses as soon as
the season opens.
n. B. Percy came home last
week from Defiance, Ohio, feeling
i'll and nursing a heavy cold. He
was sufficiently recovered to go
back this week.
1t isn't work that kills men, it
is worry. Worry is the rust up
on the blade. 1t is not the rev.
olution that destroys the machin-
cry; it is the friction.-Henry w.
Beecher.
Ed. Eilber, Ed. Edighoffer and
Chas. Cavanagh were at Mt. Glenn
ems Tuesday bringing home the
autos left in that city a month OF
more ago on account of the bad
condition of the roads.
Charles Palmer and ]. |. Ros.
enthal, representing Yale's two
clothing stores, nave been in
Grand Rapids this week attending
the spring convention of the
State Closhiers association.
Claude K. Sweet installed til,
meters for the Melvin Light Co
last week. Wednesday he started
to wire Victor Mattison's hard
ware store which will give ser
vice to this business place. Tn,
plant can provide for several NOR,
residences if any are contemplat
ing installing electric lights.
There were 5.097 deaths re
ported to the department of stat,
as having occurred in the state O.
Michigan during the month o
January 1920. This number cor
responds to an annual death rat,
OF 1874 per 1000 estimated popu
lation. In addition to the abov
there were 1926 stillbirths return
ed as deaths.
Spring housekeeping has start
!. ed in some of our business places
The following firms have redec
: Grated and reprinted the interio
of their stores the past week.
Minnie's Market, Eilber & Bartl
and the Yale Meat Market. Other
will no doubt follow suit. Tn
good housewife is planning o.
starting houscc,eaning soon.
The Brown City paving job
which was advertised for sale a
the office of the Board of Count
Road Commissioners at Sandusk
on Tuesday went begging for bid
as none were received for tn
work. On account of the smal
contract, it is no inducement t
the large paving contractors an
it may be that local compan
will be formed to take the job.
Rain last week Thursday nigh
took off the snow. Friday tn
weather turned colder and on So
turday more snow fell. On Nor
day night a heavy rain visite
this section followed by wind an
colder weather. Mill Creek ha
been on rampage and the waite
is higher than in former year
at this time. March winds hav