The Yale expositor., 1922-05-25
Local and Otherwise.

was in Yale Tuesday.
Hugh Ferguson was up from
Port Huron Monday calling on
friends.
Harold Mailman, of Chicago, is
nome on a visit to his parents
and friends.
VIM. f. Barr was at Flint last
Thursday, returning with seven
new Chevrolet ears.
Yale was well represented at
the double-header base ball game
at Port Huron Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Tomlinson, of Port
Huron, were in Lapeer Sunday.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daugh-
ter Grace were in Port Huron
and Detroit Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. J. II. Young returned last
Monday form a ten-day visit with
relatives at Cadillac and Petos-
key.
Thos. and Edward McAllen, of
Detroit, visited their sister, Mrs.
JOS. Wilt, the latter part of last
week.
Herb Cavanagh, Fred Andreae
and Doris Parks attended the
Sorority dance in Ypsilanti the
weekend.
Lee Holden and daughter Mil
dred Of Chicago, have been SPEND
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs.
K. c. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Harmer,
of st. Clair, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Harmer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Mailman.
Laura Striflier, a former teach
er in the Yale schools, who is now
teaching at Cadillac, spent the
weekend with friends in Yale.
Bert Kelley, VIM. Hodgins,
Fred Mathews, Roy Phillips and
r. w. Reamer were at Jas. Sweets
cottage at st. Clair flats Sunday,
returning Monday.
Heavy rains visited this Sec
ton Thursday and Friday last,
doing lots of good to growing
crops, although putting the roads
in rather bad condition.
Rev. David Charles, represent
ing Alma College, gave two fine
addresses in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday His subject
was Christian Education"
Harry Cough has received an
appointment to Annapolis instead
of West Point, as stated in last
weeks EXpositor. He leaves on
June 10th. Harry is now at home.
Isaac Turner, Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, spent two days the past
week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Turner. He was on
his way from New York city to
Minneapolis.
w. c. Carter, Route 5, Yale,
writes You will find $500 in
this letter for Eglpositor subscrip-
ton. | like your paper very much
and feel at home in reading it.
Keeps me posted as to what is
going on. Please send receipt"
The Second District, st. Clair
county Sunday school convention
will be held June End at Church
of Christ, Fargo. Time of meet
ing is called for 1870 p. m, and
will be continued in the evening
An interesting program has been
prepared for the occasion.
New subscribers are being adj
ded to the Expositor list each
week and old subscribers in ar
rears are paying up. Such con-
ditions is what puts JOY into the
newspaperman's life and cash in
his pocket-book. This item should
be a suggestion to others. What
do You think
Frank l.. Beadle, one of Mel.
wins boys now attending West
| Point Military Academy, was the
only student from a class Of thir.
ty to pass the examination on en-.
| gineering. This subject is con
sidered one of the most difficult
Of the examination. He is expect.
ed home on furlough about
June 18th.
The trade territory of town is
not all dependent upon the dis.
lance of neighboring trading
points reached. The trade terri
tory depends upon the enterprise
of the merchants and residents OF