The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-03-17
Local and Otherwise.

MIS-. ~. t. CuTJiS WAS III Oit
Huron the first of the week.
James McColl did business in
Port Huron the first of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Martin
spent Wednesday in Port Huron.
G. f. Richards and son Irwin
were in st. Clair Thursday last.
Come join the chorus in Prin-
cess theatre tonight, at o'clock.
George Anderson, of Detroit,
was in Yale last Thursday calling
on his friends.
Fred Packer has bought u 40
acre farm near Birch Run and eX-
poets to move onto it soon.
John Merritt, of Three Rivers,
has been spending the week with
his sister, Mrs. Geo. McOmber.
Thelma Jean is the name of Il
baby daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilman r. Beal, March 4th.
Congratulations.
Mrs. James l.. Brown and little
daughter Margaret are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S.
Brown this week.
The ladies of the Church of
Christ acquired the generous sum
Of $4,000 through their bake sale
held last Saturday.
Mrs. M. Clapsaddle was called
to Pontiac the first of the week
on account of the illness of her
sister, Mrs. J. II. Hardy.
Community singing is a Won
derful thing. Catch the spirit
and get the habit. 1t costs you
nothing and does you good.
Gerald Hoskin brought a live
butterfly to the Expositor last
Friday which he found up the
railroad track. 1t is quite a cur
iosity this time of the year.
Slight rain Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, with a final windup
and downpour Tuesday evening
accompanied by thunder and light
ming. Bright sunshine Wednesday.
jim Middleton has been laid up
pretty nearly all winter suffering
from blood-poisoning in his right
hand. 1t is now getting better and
he hopes to have the use of it be-
fore spring work begins.
Eastern Star regular meeting
Wednesday evening, March %. AS
this is the last meeting of the
chapter year, all bills are re-
quested to be handed in to the
secretary. Eta Clyne. sec.
Mrs. F. d, MUMMY received word
Tuesday Of this week that her
father, Mr.. John Mason, OF Lew
ertN, England, died Feb. %. at
the home 6 her brother and was
tnried Feb. cath.
The Jolly Farmers Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Hodgins March oath for din
ner. Menu :-Scalloped potatoes,
scalloped corn, baked beans, jello,
sandwiches, cake, pie, pickles
coffee. A program for the after
noon is being prepared. G. M. Kid
man, the new county agent will
be present.
very snappy and interesting
basket ball game WIS pulled off by
the city teams of Yale and Capac
Monday night, resulting in a VIC
tory for Yale. Score 40-5. The at
tendance was large considering
the weather and the condition of
1.-THE roads. It took some courage
for the Capac boys to tackle the
y III their automobiles, but the
lads proved equal to the occasion.
and were here in time for the
game.
The Lady Maccabees of Yale
will hold a public initiation in
the Auditorium Tuesday evening,
March %, at $50 o'clock. There
is a class of forty to be initiated
into the mysteries of the order,
who have been secured through
the efforts of Mrs. Harrison, Great
Deputy Commander. The floor
work will be in charge Of Mrs.
Wellman, of Grand Rapids. The
Great Hive officers will be present
] on this occasion and will take
. part in the evenings program
The public cordially invited to
attend. No admission fee charged
There is a great deal of dis
cussion nowadays on the possible
return to the old blue laws" OF
Puritanical days, the strict obser.
vance Of the Sabbath. From Wash
ington comes the report that the
Lords Day Alliance proposes to
stop everything on Sunday which
involves any kind of labor. Nc
place of business shall be open
no milk can be delivered, no Sun.
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