The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-03-16
Local and Otherwise.

ChaS. IL. wagner, Oh DeIrolC,
spent over Sunday in Yale.
Mrs. Ed. Brownley, of Capac,
spent last week with Yale friends.
Mrs. Chas. S. Brown and Mrs.
James Mcintyre are in Port
Huron today.
Tom Kerney was up from De-
troit over Sunday on visit to his
father and friends.
Helen Wharton spent the week
end with the family of Rev. and
Mrs. Waldron Coach at Vassar.
Mrs. JOS. Fogg, mother and two
children, of Detroit. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Fogg this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and
daughter Betty autoed to Vassar
Sunday to visit Mrs. Taylor's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peacock,
who have spent their honeymoon
in Florida, returned to Yale Sat
urday night.
Eldon Martin and family have
rented the Robert Middleton
house on Mary street and moved
in on Wednesday.
Mr.. Stanley Words was the
only advertised letter remaining
at the Yale post office uncalled
for Monday, March ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wordsworth
were called to Gladwin Saturday
on account OF the serious illness
OF Mr.. Molesworth's mother.
Mrs. Wellington Newell and
daughter Arlene, OF Plymouth,
have been visiting relatives ant
friends in Yale the past week.
Born on Sunday, march 18th,
1872, In Yale. to the wife of Vim.
j. henning, daughter. The lit
tie one died on Tuesday morning.
Garden seeds tor free distribu-
tion at the EXpositor office. Soon
be time to put in your garden.
Get your seeds and have them
ready.
We are in receipt of a letter
from K. M. Hockaday who is at
Miami, Florida, and will publish
same next week. 1t is an interest
ing description of mis- trip to that
~L..e by auto.
Building operations on the
Monday and drove a new Dodge
Eilber & Barth garage starte,.
Monday morning. The work will
be rushed to completion providing
the weather permits.
VIM. F. Barr and Chas. Meharg
went to Flint this morning for
the new auto bus to be used in
the Yale-Port Huron bus line.
With this way Of transportation
Yale people will not need to wor-
ry even if the Pere Marquette
takes off all its trains.
The Athletic association of the
Yale High school will give a car
nival Wednesday, March %, pro.
ceeds to go towards buying new
equipment. The girls are re-
'quested to bring boxes along with
enough eats for two. Everybody
invited to come out and enjoy the
occasion and at the same time
help the boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Thornton, of
San Diego, Calf, spent part of
the week among Yale friends and
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
ton are spending a few months at
Battle Creek and decided not to
return to their California home
without visiting this city where
Mrs. Thornton, formerly Alice
White, spent her girlhood days.
A revised schedule for the run
ming of passenger trains on the
Pere Marquette between Port HUI
ron and Saginaw will go into eff
feet March 20. Train No. % will
leave Port Huron at 1886 and will
reach Saginaw at noon. Train
No. &c will leave Saginaw at 3 p.
m. and reach Port Huron at $50.
The P. M. officials promise better
service just as soon as passenger
traffic increases and warrants the
adding of more trains.
The Third Annual Dinner given
by the men of the M. E. Church
promises to be a very pleasant ex-
perience. Grant Holden and Dolph
Andreae direct activities in the
kitchen, and George Mcintyre is