The Yale expositor., 1920-12-09
Local and Otherwise.
Last lap of 1920.


Rev. d. w. Ryan was in Detroit
the latter part of last week.
Plant a Christmas ad in the
Expositor and see business sprout.
Mrs. Stienhoff and daughter, of
Melvin visited at VIM. Erb's on
Friday.
Mart Weisler, of Port Huron
was in Yale Wednesday evening
between trains.
Miss Mary Bollman, of Hastings
is visiting at the home of Rev.
w. F. Boettcher.
Charles E. Martin was in Lam
sing last week in the interests of
the Farm Bureau.
Mrs. Anna McNulty, of Lex
ington, has been visiting Yale
friends the past week.
The Star Oil Co. is putting up
very neat station at the corner
Of Main and North streets.
A steady rain started during
Friday night, lasting all day Sat
urday and Saturday night.
A new restaurant and confec-
tionery store has been opened up
in the T. j. AXarhs building:
jim Weston, of Vancouver, and
Frank Weston, of the 500, have
been in Yale the past week call
ing on friends.
Fred Smith has so far recover
ed from his recent illness to be
able to walk down town each
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Coach and daugh.
ter Florence, of Vassar, were
guests of Yale friends over the
weekend.
John Brown has gone to Port
Huron where he has secured sit
uation as devil" in the Herald
Print Shop.
Mrs. Hiram Brown is home from
Croswell. Her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Loree is much improved from her
recent illness.
Martha Jean Calkins, little
neice of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Smith,
has been quite i'll the past week,
but is now improving.
Some of the young people OF
Yale participated in a dance,
with Victrola music, in Central
hall last Friday evening.
James Melrose, the artist at
Eilber e. Barth's garage is taking
layoff this week. Jim says he's
sick, but we think he wants rest.
Look over your merchants
Xmas goods before going else
where. You will find what you
want and save you a tiresome
trip.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy returned Mon
day evening from a two weeks
tour of some of the big cities in
the east, reporting a very pleas
urable trip.
F. j. Wilt went to Grand Rapids
this week to be present at the
State Implement . Dealers Con-
vention. He was also in Lansing
on business before returning
home.
A number of our north-end cit
liens went to Port Huron last
Saturday in response to an urgent
invitation from the Prosecuting
Attorney in connection with the
Halloween party which tipped
over the signs.
Charley Cavanagh is out on the
streets again but is compelled to
use crutches to navigate. He met
with quite serious accident
about two weeks ago while getting
out of box car at the Pere Mar
quette R. r. yards in Yale. His
right ankle is still in plaster
cast.
The beautiful cobblestone resi-
dence of George Mcconnell is
rapidly nearing completion. The
mason work was done by the skill
ed hands of Bert Beal, while the
carpenterwork is carried on by
George Willoughby. Reports are
that it will be the finest resi-
dence in Brockway township.
1t has been suggested that our
postmaster write the department
at Washington asking for a few
sofas and chairs to place in the
lobby at the postoffice for the use
of the crowd while waiting for
the evening mail to be distribut-
ed. The practice of crowding in
this small space every night is
something that certainly should be
stopped. Patrons who pay rent
for the boxes are the last ones
who are able to get their mail. II
you don't believe this lust rent a