The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-05-20
Local and Otherwise.

Huron, visited Yale relatives on
Wednesday.
The carpenters are busy doing
the frame work on Guy E. Boards
new bungalow.
Mrs. Sam Ingram returned Sat-
urday from a weeks visit in De-
troit, Pontiac and Charleston.
Rev. w. F. Boettcher and fam
lily drove to Shower Friday eve
ming to visit the formers parents
Robert and Maurice Braidwood
were over from Almont for the
weekend with Grant Holden and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Stubs were
over from Columbiaville few
days last week visiting Jno Bright
and family.
Mrs. VanNorman. of Port HUI
ron. visited Yale friends this
week and was present at the o. E.
S. gathering.
Frances, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Andreae, has been suf-
fering this week with an attack
of muscular rheumatism.
Miss Strifiier, who was called
to Cass City on account of her
fathers illness, is again at her
post in the First grade room.
Mrs. Hiram Brown visited her
daughter, Mrs. Earl Loree in
Croswell last week. Mrs. Loree
returned to Yale Saturday with
her.
Elan Sloat returned to Port
Huron on Friday last after sew
eral weeks visit in Yale. He ex-
poets to come back for Memorial
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Mosher,
Harry Shaw, Edith and Beatrice
Shaw, autoed from Detroit Sun
day and spent the day with Mr..
Mosher's mother.
Have you bought your ticket
for the Caledonian Celebration
/ yet ? Many have taken advantage
of the advance sale, and you'd bet.
ter hurry as it won't last long.
Ethel Martin, instructor in
bookkeeping in Senior and Junior
high schools in Port Huron, was
called home on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Jas. H
Martin.
Mrs. r. V. Atkinson and little
son Tommie, of Sault Ste Marie
Ont, left for their home Thurs
day, after spending two weeks al
the home of her sister, Mrs. o. r
Griffith.
VIM. F. Barr will give dane
ing party at the Auditorium OF
Thursday evening, May 9th. Mus
ic by Finzels orchestra. All cor
daily invited. Bill, including wal
tax, $1.50. Be sure and attend.
Jas. L. Brown and Mr.. Harrison
state editor of the Times-H Herald
Port Huron, were in the city OF
Tuesday for few hours. Mrs. c
S. Brown and son Colin accom-
panied them to Port Huron. re
turning to Yale by evening train
People Of the city owning pc
rabbits and chickens should have
consideration for, their neighbour
gardens and are asked to pleas,
keep them in an enclosure. If M
attention is paid to this pie;
there is liable to be something
doing.
]. A. Menzies. through invita-
} ton of j. c. Smith, of the River
side Printing Co., Port Huron
Emotored to Forest. Petrolia AM
Z Watford. Ont, on Saturday last
I enjoying the day visiting tn,
newspaper publishers in thos
towns. Ernie Taylor. also of tn,
Riverside Printing Co.. wa
along.
Married, at the home of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Samuel Hilborn, Kennefc'
street, Yale, at 400 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon, by Rev. j. A
Kelley, of the Free Methods
church, Miss Edna Hilborn, O
Yale, and Mr.. Howard Jeffrey, o
Port Huron. The happy coupl
left by train for Pontiac and De
troit on a wedding trip, afte
which they will make their nom
in Port Huron.
A large number of members o
: the Knights of Columbus Lodg
\ of Port Huron. and others cam
by auto to Yale Monday evening
and in company with others fror
y this city held meeting at tn
q Auditorium. 1t had been previous
'ly planned to have a program o
entertainment on the evening i
question, but owing to the deaf
that morning of Thos. Mullaney
one of their number, only a shor
program was carried out.
+ Major Rolph Duff, of Governo
Sleeper's staff, Lansing, will Civ
the address to the old veterans
the sons of veterans, world wa
veterans, boy scouts and citizen
! assembled in Yale on Decoratio
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