The Yale expositor., 1921-03-24

JoHH lldIIHcI was at iihI oNSi
Sunday
w. F. Rub was at Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Clyde Richards was a Port
Huron visitor on Monday.
Mrs. j. C. Mailman is at Owes
so on a visit to her son Rawley and
wife.
Mrs. w. F. Rub and Mrs. Fred
Taylor were in Port Huron We'd
nesday.
Miss Roxie Davis, of Port HUI
ron was the guest Of Mrs. John
Wark the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cavanagh
and little daughter visited friends
in Port Huron over the weekend.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and mother,
Mrs. Graham, spent Thursday and
Friday of last week with relatives
at Dawson.
Rev, and Mrs. j. A. Avery are in
Port Huron this week attending
the annual conference of the Men
MONTE church.
Mrs. Purl w. Harding, of Mel
win, was in Yale Monday visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.
Mailman and friends.
Mrs. Harry Beal and Margaret
Dickie were at Mayville last week
ito see their aunt, Mrs. Jane
Rumph, who is seriously i'll.
James Rolls is having the front
porch to his dwelling house on
Mechanic street re-modelled by
adding railing to the steps.
J. H. Alley is in Yale this week
looking for suitable farm to rent.
He spent the winter in Oregon,
but says he likes Michigan better.
Mrs. C. H. Nichols of Edison
Beach, and Mrs. Harry Sullivan,
of the Tunnel, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A..
Woodruff.
E. H. Smith was laid up with a
severe cold couple of days the
past week, but is now at his post
again as manager of the Yale Lum-
Der and Coal Co.
After the first day of April the
railroad section hands will have
their wages reduced to 35c per
hour, which is back to pre-war
basis to certain extent.
Community singing every Thurs
day evening at 8:15 in the High
school assembly room under the
direction of Prof. Schubert, of
Port Huron. Join the chorus.
Tuesday, the 18th, Capt. Chas.
Montney celebrated his 83rd birth
day at the home of his grandson,
Bruce, still being hale and hearty
at this ripe old age.-Algonac
Courier.
The government garden seeds,
being given out free at the Expos
itor office, are not all gone as yet.
If anyone who cares for a pack
age will notify us we will mail
same to their address free Of any
expense.
Ira Bricker, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Bricker of this city,
has moved from Bay City to Port
Huron, where he is president of
the Economy Coal & Dock Co.
His street address is 2035 Mill
tary street. Another Yale boy,
Hugh Ferguson, is sec.-treas. of
this company.
The Peacock Construction Co.
are getting their gravel trucks in
readiness to begin the work of
finishing the 61a miles of good
roads north of Capac as soon as
the roads are in condition. Nearly
all of the truck drivers have re-
turned to Yale. This company has
other contracts in prospect for the
building of good roads.
The ice house which has stood
for number of years on the LOT
in the rear Of Grant Holden's drug
store, has been torn down this
week and the lumber moved by Mr.
Barr to his farm west of Yale
where he will use it in farm build.
ings. The frame of the old black
smith shop was purchased by Har.
ry VIM, and will be moved tt
Harry's farm, north and east Of
Yale.
Mike Salerno has received the
insurance money on his recent fir,
loss, $4,000 land rented the frs
floor Of the Chamberlain building
corner of Main and Wood streets
where he will put in an entirel.
new stock of shoes and rubbers
also machinery for repair work
He expects to open for business
some time next week. The worl
of tearing down what is left of tn
burned building has commenced
and as soon as Mr.. Salerno ca,
get the material on the lot a nev
brick building will be started.
Donald Mcintyre, son of Mr.. an,