The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-05-12
Local and Otherwise.

at Port Huron and Cedarwood on
| Tuesday.
Phebe Roy spent Monday in ST.
Clair the guest of Mrs. R. H.
Menerey.
We are publishing the 1st prize
poem this week. The others will
follow later.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ed Andreae and
daughter Frances were in De-
ltroit on Tuesday.
| Art Dennis and family, of Kinde
visited Yale relatives the latter
part of last week.
Il. j. Minnie and wife, G.. f.
Kennedy and wife visited st.
|Clair relatives and friends on
Sunday.
JAS. l.. Brown, wife and little
daughter Margaret, of Port Huron
spent part of the week with his
parents.
Jerry Johnston and family. Of
birmingham, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in Yale and
VICINITY.
Mothers Day was very appro-
priately and impressively Observ-
ed by the services ut the churches
on Sunday.
Chas. Barr and VIM. f. Menerey
went to Flint Tuesday, returning
in the evening with a new Chevro-
let for Mr. Menerey.
Mrs. o. r. Griffith, who has
been visiting friends in Port HUI
ron and Almont is expected to re-
turn home Saturday.
Chas. S. Brown, wife and sons
John and Colin. and Walter Miller
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends near Sandusky.
Several local Yale Stars drove
over to Capac on Wednesday to
attend the installation ceremonies
OF newly elected officers of Capac
Chapter.
The Juniors are prep.; ring for
their annual play which they ex-
pect to give on May 30th. Whose
Little Bride Are You" is the at
tractive title.
Wesley Dudley, ex-president of
the village of Armada, made the
Expositor office a pleasant cali
while in Yale Tuesday on his
way to Roseburg.
Thos. Johnston is re-painting
the outside of his dwelling house
on Mechanic street. He has Just
finished making many changes and
improvements on the inside.
Only few more weeks OF
school before the summer vaca-
ton will be here. Students are
|anxiously looking forward to the
events of Commencement week.
From the beautiful, bright
spring days the first of the week,
the weather -oday, Thursday, has
turned cloudy and chilly, with in
dications of rain. A little mois.
ture will be appreciated as the
earth is very dry.
The annual supper given by
the men of the Methodist Episco-
pal church in the church dining
room on Thursday evening last,
was as decided success as those
preceding it. A large crowd dined
on the finest that could be procur-
ed, and with splendid service.
The men cleared nice sum.
Rev. l.. l.. Marion and wife were
brought from GAINESVILLE, Wis, this
week to attend the funeral SER
vices of Mr.. Marion's mother, who
died at her home in Brown City
after stroke from which she did
not regain consciousness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion are now in Yale and
will remain over Sunday, the for
mer to occupy his old pulpit in
the Church of Christ on that day.
Picnicking seems to have been
quite fad this week. The teach
ers of Yale schools strolled down
the creek on Tuesday after school
and lunched under the trees on
the grassy banks. The weather
was delightful for this event. as it |
continued to be on Wednesday |
when the Sophomores autoed to |
Be3rd's hills, accompanied by |
Supt. Greenman and other teach
ers, taking their suppers along
and roaming wild for a few pleas
ant hours.
John Muir is firm believer in
Advertising. Anril 26th he had an
auction sale at his farm south of
Valley Centgr. Previous to the
sale he ran an ad in the columns
If the Expositor advertising said