The Yale expositor., 1922-03-02
Local and Otherwise.

| Was III 1ale on TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Adams were
ever from Capac Tuesday.
Harry Cough was home from
Ypsi a few days this week.
A slight fall of snow covered
the ground Monday morning.
Mrs. George Young is ill in
bed this week with the grippe.
Leta Holden was home from her
school at Grand Ledge over the
weekend.
Mrs. Chester Stark has been
spending the past two weeks with
her parents.
Don Mcintyre, Ann Arbor stu
dent, spent Sunday with his par
ents in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcintyre
visited Port Huron relatives the
first of the week.
w. F. Barr was at Flint Tues
day, returning with three new
Chevrolet touring cars.
Olive Ellar, who is a telephone
operator in Detroit, was at home
with her parents and friends over
Sunday.
Cloudy and cold, but calm wea-
Their ushered in the first day of
March. Perhaps the lion is in a
state of coma.
Mrs. Oscar Denison has gone to
Jackson for a few days on bust
ness in connection with the rent
ing of her home there.
A big crowd attended the dance
given on Tuesday evening in the
Auditorium, many coming from
the towns around. Zimmerman's
orchestra of six pieces, form Ro-
chester, gave very good satisfac-
ton with their music.
Word comes from Bad Axe that
Mollie Mckinney, Huron county
nurse, narrowly escaped serious
injury on Tuesday, when a wheel
dropped from her automobile as
she was starting on trip to an
other town, throwing the car into
the ditch. She fortunately was not
badly hurt.
Mrs. E. J. Howell, who has
been confined to her home for sew
eral months, is able to be wheel
ed out in an invalid's chair on
pleasant days. She was taken to
the Auditorium on Friday eve
ming and witnessed the Eastern
Star play. Mrs. Howell is Past
Matron of Yale Chapter.
More than 100 delegates from
various parts of st. Clair county
were in attendance at the first
quarterly meeting Of the County
Maccabee Association being held
in the l. o. o. F. hall in Port HUI
ron on Wednesday. Mrs. c. E.
Mudford of that city was made
president of the association.
Rev. Eldred Charles, who has
held the pastorate of the Caro-
Christian church for the past
two or three years, has accepted
call from the Christian church
at Footville, Wis. and will move
with his family in the near future.
We wish the Reverend gentleman
God speed in his new field of la
Dor.
Mrs. w. H. Learmont left Mon
day morning for a two weeks trip
to New York city and Washington
D. c. Mrs. H. H. Learmont. of
Croswell, will accompany her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith
from Detroit and Bernice FARLEY
from Ypsilanti, were guests of
All niAd Ahl os II. w. dIley OdLuT-
day and Sunday. Mrs. Farley re-
turned to Detroit with them.
The counties of st. Clair, San
lilac and Huron have been grouped
in the contest for the state cham
pionship in shorthand and type
writing to be held at Kalamazoo
later in the spring. All schools
of the district are eligible whose
instructors belong to the M. S. T.
A. A preliminary competitive
test will be given in some city of
the district prior to the finals in
the west Michigan city. First,
and second winners will be sent
into the finals.
H. L. Yake returned last week
| from near Alpena where he had