The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-11-17
Local and Otherwise

EOTJ huron,
Mildred Rub, of Adrian and
Howard Rub, of Ypsilanti, spent
Sunday at the parental home.
Miss Arnold and Miss Gustaf-
sen. teachers in our school last
year, were Yale visitors over
Sunday.
+. p. Currier. daughter Mayme
and son Fred. of Grand Rapids,
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Sar-
all Ovens Wednesday.
School was closed this, Thursday
forenoon, on account of the teach
erS county institute having SEES
sion at the high school.
Mrs. Hilton Tice, of Detroit,
Victor Learmont and lady friend,
of Port Huron, were guests in the
Learmont home over Sunday.
Mrs. Coleman, 81 years Of age,
residing north and west of Peck
died Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 1921.
Funeral services were held on
Sunday.
James Wallace, on jury duty at
the county seat, spent Sunday at
his home in Yale Mart Ostrander,
Juror from Lynn township, was
also home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane
and daughter Isobel, OF Port HUI
ron, were over Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae
and other Yale friends.
The LOYAL Women Of the Pres
byterian church were entertained
on Monday evening by Mrs. Ed.
Eilber and Mrs. Floyd Ferguson
at the home of the former.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Karberg,
of GAINESVILLE, Wis, spent a part
of their honeymoon visiting with
their close friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Little over the weekend.
Dorothy Lacy is in Detroit and
Ann Arbor attending festivities
prior to the wedding of a school
mate, which takes place Saturday
in All Saints church. Windsor,
Ont.
Martha McLane, Pauline Fead,
Fred Muldoon, Robert Hall and
Max Fead, of the u. of NJ, Ann
Arbor, were over Sunday guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Fead.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day and the Expositor office force
is planning on taking a holiday
in which to give thanks. Adver-
tisers will please get their chang
es of ads in early next week.
j. F. Crysler, Of our city, has
taken over the Jackson House at
Capac. and is making several
changes and improvements. AS
soon as everything is in readi-
ness he will move his family
there.
Mrs. A. +. Harrington, of AL
mont. knit thirteen pairs Of
child's mittens last year and sent
them to Detroit to be distributed
among the poor people. This year
she will knit and send her mittens
to Pontiac.
The Courier Publishing Com
pany at Algonac, has purchased a
Miller feeder attached to a heavy
duty 12x18 job press. The press
rooms Of the Courier are equipped
with plenty of up-to-date machin-
cry, and a folding machine is next
in order.
Attend the Union service on
Thanksgiving Day. This service
will be held at the Church of
Christ in the evening at 1880. Rev.
c. f. Stroup, of the Methodist
Protestant church will preach the
sermon. Rev. c. r. Strobridge
will preside land other ministers
will assist in this popular united
service which is held annually
on the evening of Thanksgiving
Day.
The life of our improved roads
could be greatly extended if
those using the roads for traffic
would get the habit of driving out
of the rut instead of always stay
ing in the old track. The road
would then be worn over its en-.
tire surface. The habit would
mean much at this time of the
year when heavy loads are being
brought to market. These roads
cost lot of money and every eff.
fort should be taken to keep dowr
the cost of maintenance. Get the
habit, it's a good one.
The Sanilac county road com.
mission has adopted the use OF
the Root spring scraper on two OF