The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-01-27
Local and Otherwise.
Madame Butterfly is coming.

| William Bryce was in Port HUI
ron the first of the week.
Mrs. Geo. Cough was Port HUI
ron visitor Saturday last.
Mrs. w. II. Learmont was in
Port Huron last Saturday.
Emerson Cooper was in Detroit
the latter part Of last week.
James McColl transacted bust
mess in Port Huron Wednesday.
VIM. H. Learmont was at De-
lUoit the first of the week on bus
liness.
! Grant Holden transacted bust
1ness in Detroit the latter part of
last week.
You have an engagement for
the evening Of Feb. 4th at the
Auditorium.
Dave Welch and family have re-
turned to Flint after few weeks
spent in Yale.
Don Mathews has been confined
to his home the past week with an
attack of bronchitis.
Anna Phaling, of Port Huron,
is spending the weekend with her
friend, Nora Edwards.
Born to Nj. and Mrs. Homer
ISperry, of Fremont township, on
Jan. 20, 1921, daughter.
Mrs. N. Owens spent last week
lin Detroit with her daughter who
lis recovering from sleeping sick
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Menzies were
quests of Armada relatives and
friends from Friday to Monday
night.
Mrs. Lawton Sperry and son
Irwin, of Berville, were recent
guests of Floyd Ferguson and
family.
Mrs. Ed Edighoffer, daughter
Irene and Mrs. Milton Edighoffer
were Port Huron visitors last
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Sutton, of Detroit,
spent the first of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Burton.
Keep the evening of Feb. 4th
free for an entertainment that
will surely please, the impersona-
ltion of Madame Butterfly.
Deputy Collector T. j. O'Brien,
of Port Huron, will be in Yale on
February 4th, with headquarters
at Hotel Paisley, to assist income
tax payers.
Floyd Ferguson and family
lspent Sunday last with Inlay City
Relatives. Mrs. Ferguson went on
Ito Detroit for a few days to re-
lceive eye treatment.
A special meeting of the Music
lStudy Club will be held with Mrs.
Paisley on Friday evening at 500
lo'clock. Business of Importance
Ito consider. Will all members
please be present.
| Mrs. j. A. Rapley and daughter
Katherine, of North Branch, have
been spending the past week with
i Yale relativ S. DR.. Pollock re-
moved the tonsils of little Rather
line on Friday last at the home of
james Wallace.
| James McColl, who resigned as
manager OF the Amerlin Co. last
Septem Der, nag again accepted the
position, and the head Office will
be moved back to Yale from Port
Huron. Will Joss is back on his
lold job as bookkeeper.
Mrs. VIM. Roberts, of Sandusky
quite well known in Yale, died at
her home in that city last Friday.
She was sick only one week,
death being caused by acute indi-
gestion and heart trouble. De-
ceased leaves to mourn the hus-
band, one daughter, Ruth and two
sons, John and Edward. The body
was brought to Yale Sunday after
noon and taken to the home of
Mrs. M. Sheehy, and Monday
morning to Emmett for burial.
The Expositor extends sympathy
to the relatives.
Candy, along with its less pre-
tentious food neighbors. is being
reduced in price along with the
rest, some manufacturers have no
titled local dealers that ten per
cent drop in all boxed candy is
now in effect. "The ever popular
chocolate bar is also taking a de-
cided downward step and 10 cent
bars will be sold for FIVE, while
all 15c bars will go for 10c, and
the youngsters who have only
nickel to spend will be able to
buy their chocolate bars again."
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