The Yale expositor., 1921-04-21
Local and Otherwise.

Monday.
VIM. Sutherland has purchased
Joe Moore's house and lot on
South Main street.
Janet Sayles, who is making her
home in Wayne, was visiting Yale
friends over Sunday.
The front of the Masonic build
ing is being reprinted. Justin
Cavanagh is doing the work.
! A. l.. Sly, of Marlette, was in
Yale the first of the week on a
visit to his parents and friends.
Rev. Alfred Martin was at Cass
City the first of the week attend
ing a meeting of the Flint Pres
lbytery.
Elan Sloat is up from Port HUI
ron this week visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Wark and other
friends.
Editor Graham of the Sanilac
County Times, Peck, made the Ex-
lpositor friendly fraternal call
while in Yale last Friday.
M. l.. Bidleman and Robert
Bullock have completed the fine
new barn on the farm of Benz.
Tebeau, north and west of this
city.
AL Knisley was down from Sag
inaw the latter part of last week
on business. AL has a grocery
store in that city and is doing a
nice business.
A letter from one of Yale's for
mer ministers, Leland l.. Marion,
he says they raised $30,037.00 at
the dedication of their new church
building last Sunday.
Attend the aige-Overland
opening at their salesrooms on
Main street Saturday, April 23rd.
Music by McKanlass orchestra of
Port Huron afternoon and eve
ming.
H. H. Haight, fellow student
of Clifford Hutton of the U. of NJ,
has been the guest of Cliff. at his
home in Yale the past week. Both
returned to Ann Arbor Monday
morning.
There will be social dancing
party at the Auditorium, Yale, on
Friday evening, April 20 to which
the public is cordially invited.
Music by Yale Apiece orchestra
Bill, SIPS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Williams in
tend going to Chicago next week
on a buying trip to Marshall
Fields and other wholesale hous-
es.. They will also visit in James
willie, Wis, before their return.
The social dancing party given
at the Auditorium Friday evening
April 18th, was we'll attended and
a very pleasant time was enjoyed
by all. Yale orchestra furnished
excellent music for the occasion.
Rev. w. F. Boettcher returned
Monday from Sebewaing where he
has been attending the annual
conference of the Evangelical
association. He remains on the
Greenwood charge for another
year. All welcome his return.
Levi White and AL Nelson have
purchased the ice cream and soda
fountain business in the Mercer
drug store on Huron avenue, Port
Huron, and took possession Satur-
day night last. In addition to
the regular soda and ice cream Of
ferings they will serve lunches.
Reported from Lansing that
John w. Smith, formerly drain
commissioner of Sanilac county,
and at present representing the
counties of st. Clair and Macomb
in the state senate, will be a can
didate for congressman from the
7th congressional district in the
1922 primaries.
Saturday last was cold, nasty
day. The rain that fell froze on
the trees, telephone and telegraph
wires, doing great deal of dam
age. Sunday morning saw the
ground covered with a coating of
snow. Monday the sun came out
shining bright and warm. which
soon melted the snow. The
weather since has been bright
and beautiful.
Mrs. Herbert's Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school class enter
tanned their parents at a 600
O'clock three-course dinner Friday
evening, April 18th. The evening
was spent in speeches 10y Rev. F.
D. MUMMY, A. T. Greenman and
l.. J. Menerey. Mrs. r. E. Andreae
gave an illustrated account of her
recent trip to Florida which was
most interesting. About fifty were
lYraoapf Of fba dinner and all on