The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-04-28
Local and Otherwise.


Robt. Ellar was in Port Huron
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna McNulty is visiting
Yale friends this week.
'J. A. Menzies was at Armada
and Detroit Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Foster. of
Peck, were in Yale Saturday last.
Emerson Cooper and T. M. Udell
spent part of the week in Detroit
on business.
Mrs. Eden Smith and niece,
Martha Jean, were in Port Huron
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Earl Loree, of Croswell,
visited her mother, Mrs. Hiram
Brown this week.
The work of paving Main street
will be started by Contractor Ba-
ker on Monday next.
Edighoffer Bros. are moving
! their shoe stock and fixtures to
the Thos. j. Axarlis building this
week. ..A
A. S. Parks, who has spent the
past winter in Kansas has been
visiting Yale friends the past
. days
Mrs. Geo. Cough was at Port
Huron Tuesday and bought a
large line of floor rugs which will
be put on sale in Yale.
Fred MANIFEST had the misfor-
tune of having the end of his
thumb taken off in a loom at the
Wooden Mill last week.
The work of excavating for the
remodelling of the Presbyterian
church building and basement
started Monday morning.
Mrs. Levi Block, of Detroit, is
in Yale this week. ~She sold her
house and lot in the north part
of the city while here.
Mrs. e. Lothian and daughter
Elizabeth, of Port Huron. were
guests OF Yale friends over Sun
day, Mrs. Lothian remaining
through the week.
Rev. Alfred Martin, who has
experienced bad attack of illness
the past week, is feeling much
better, but will be unable to
preach next Sunday.
The season has arrived when
an amateur gardener can plant
almost anything and raise some
thing else. Amt Nature wonder
full Pontiac Press.
The plans for the new service
station to be erected on the corner
of Main and Mechanic streets by
the Standard Oil Co. are here and
the work of erecting the building
will be started soon.
Fred T. Palmer, of Newberry,
dropped In on his Yale friends
and relatives Saturday last and
visited until Tuesday. Fred in
forms us that he is doing we'll in
the mercantile business.
Bernice, the six-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Martin
who has been very ill with pneu.
monia and complication of dis.
eases, was taken to the Port HUI
ron hospital the first of the week
The flag pole, erected on Mem
Iphis Main street on Armistice day
with a big celebration, was spin
tered more than half way to the
|ground during the electrical
lstorm of last week Thursday ant
it does duty no more for Ole
GLORY.
The special election held or
Monday relative to the electric
light question, SO ballots were
Ipolled, of which 70 were for anC
20 against. The proposition car
rying new engine and generator
will be installed as soon as pos
sible and Lexington will be able
to take care of all who wish lights
News.
A Norway or red pine is tt
stand as Michigan's representa-
tive in grove from all the states
in the country, which is being es
tablished in Exhibition Park, Los
Angeles, Calf. Each states most
typical tree is being planted il
the national grove, the Norway
pine having been picked to repre-
sent Michigan after careful con
sideration of the states list Of ma
tive trees. An eight year ole
4 pine, about four feet high. hal
been shipped to the coast from
the forestry nurseries of the M
A. c., and will take it's plac,
among other proud state repre-
sentatives.
The longest chapter of the New
Testament is the first chapter O.