The Yale expositor., 1921-04-07
Local and Otherwise.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Andreae
were at Port Huron Monday.
y Charles HI. Palmer was in De-
troit last Friday on business.
Don't forget the contests. Two
of them close tomorrow, Friday,
Emerson Cooper transacted bus
mess in Detroit Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Yale Meat Market has ad-
ded a new awning to the front OF
their shop.
Grant Holden attended the Rex
all convention at Detroit Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. E. F. Fead, son Max and
daughter Margaret were in Port
Huron last Friday.
Thelma Minnie, who is teaching
at Utica, is at home this week for
her spring vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. GUNNER, of San
dusky, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Harnden Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Dennis and chill
dren, of Kinde, visited relatives
and friends in Yale the past week
Mrs. Thos. Alling, sister of Mrs
VIM. V. Andreae, who has spent
the winter in Cleveland, has re-
turned to Yale.
Amos Ludington is back at his
work in Windsor's barber shop
after two weeks stay at home
from sickness.
Our pageant calls for 600 per-
sons in the cast. You can help.
Mrs. c. T. Peacock will be glad to
give you any information.
Edward Andreae and wife drove
to Port Huron by auto on Tues
day. They say there is no mud
but the roads are horribly rough.
The Executive Committee for the
Centennial celebration will meet
on Tuesday evening at 500 o'clock
in the parlor of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
st. Clair county has more delin-
quent tax payers than both Huron
and Sanilac combined, according
to the lists being published in
the three counties.
VIM. V. Andreae has sold his in
terests in the Melvin Bank, of
Melvin to Chas. Parkins, after
having been connected with the
bank about ten years.
Leroy Strobridge, of Brooklyn,
is in Yale on visit to his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Strobridge. Leroy
has spent several months with the
U. S. marines at Haiti, having
just recently returned.
Mrs. James Wallace and Mrs. j..
G. Mailman, who have been visit
ing in Owosso returned home the
latter part of the week, accompan-
led by Mrs. Rawley Mailman, who
will spend two weeks with her
parents and friends.
Fred Taylor drove over TO
Dawson on Tuesday, accompanied
by Gordon Graham, of Lansing,
who purposed buying the grocery
and china stock of goods in Davi-
son owned by VIM. Graham. If the
deal is put through Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham will reside in Dawson.
Married at the home of Cash
Harvey, in this village. on We'd
nesday evening, March %. 1921
by Rev. j. w. McCue. Miss Pearl
Thomas, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert F. Thomas. Of Yale. to Mr..
Ernest A. Harvey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Harvey, of Capac.
THE yodnS couple will make their
home in Capac. Congratulations
are in otder.-Capac Journal.
Excitement and turmoil is in a
seething condition in Marine City
political and school circles. A fistic
encounter was staged on the street
last week between S. C. McLouth,
president Of the school board, and
Capt. Osier, who is one of the pc
titioners in the suit to inspect
the books of the board in behalf
of the taxpayers. The men were
parted and the scrap will be fin.
|ished in court.
]. H. Alley has taken over the
lease of the Fred Currier farm
from Floyd Apsey. Mr.. Alley hat
the lease of this place last year
and at the expiration journeyet
to Moro, Oregon, where he spent
the winter. He did not take very
favorably to the climate and other
conditions of that state and return
ed to Michigan about a month
ago. He has taken possession o.
the farm and has started work or
the place. Mrs. Alley is expected
here soon.