The Yale expositor., 1922-05-04
Local and Otherwise.

Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Holden
were over at Almont Sunday.
Faye and Stuart Tumble, of
Brown City, were guests Of Yale
relatives over Sunday.
Joe Wilt, superintendent of the
Light and Water plant is in De
troit today on business.
John Gardner and family, of
Flushing, were guests of Mrs
Geo. w. Gardner Sunday.
DR.. Parsons, the eye man, will
be at the Paisley Hotel, Tuesday,
May 9. from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. See
his adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston.
of Detroit, were Sunday guests OF
his. sister, Mrs. B. Clyne and fam
lily on Sunday.
J. II. Beckton and family, of
Caro-, were guests Of w. I, Rub
and family and other relatives
and friends Sunday.
A. f. Briggs, former Yale baker,
now of Brown City, with his fam
lily visited old friends here the
latter part of last week.
The council of the city should
make some provision to stop the
roller coaster wagons being run
on Main street. They are a nui-
sance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Graham and
son Fred, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Graham, Of Caro-. drove down on
Sunday to spend the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
Do you know that it takes GA
muscles of the face TO make a
frown and only Is to make a
smile, Why work overtime whea
you can avoid it so easily ?
Roy Moore, of Port Huron, has
rented Dick VanNorman's house
and will move to Yale soon. He
plans on putting in vulcanizing
outfit and will do all kinds of tire
vulcanizing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Andrews, of Saginaw, on April %,
1922, a daughter, Doris Ellen.
f.! Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fletcher, of
Yale, are now the proud grand
parents of three.
The dance at the Auditorium
Monday evening was a very nice
affair. 1t was quite largely at
tended and all report a pleasant
evening spent. Music furnished
by Hutton's 6-piece orchestra put
plenty of pep in the dance.
Utica and Richmond high
school base ball teams will play
al Richmond Friday of this week.
Nj. and Mrs. T. j. Minnie plan on
driving over to witness the game.
Their daughter Thelma, a teacher
in the Utica schools, and Mrs.
Fred Smith, a friend, will accom-
pany Mr.. and Mrs. Minnie on their
return and spend the weekend.
GUNNER G. Long, after several
months in business together on
the corner of Main and Mechanic
streets, have dissolved partner
ship, Mr.. Long retiring. Mr.. Cum
mer will continue in the business
and do his best to save money for
all who trade with the store. Mr..
Long will give his whole time as
field man for the Michigan Sugar
Co. The Expositor wishes both
gentlemen success.
May 10th is the date of the big
celebration at Melvin in honor Of
Charles Dewey, pioneer merchant.
Fifty years ago Mr.. Dewey locat-
ed in that town and has since
made his home there, being in ac-
tive business most of the time.
The people Of Melvin and vicinity
are requested to bring well filled
baskets of food stuff. Hot coffee
and lemonade will be furnished
free. Speaking, music, a ball
game and other entertainment
makes up the program. Purl w.
Harding has been selected as sec.-
treas, and all communications
should be addressed to him.
James Cogley, our implement
dealer and garage man, is devel-
oping into a lawyer of note and he
does not know for sure but that
he will hang out his Single
providing occasion requires While
driving through Capac one day
last week Jesse Caldwell was held
up for speeding and taken before