The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-03-23
Local and Otherwise.

Huron the flrSt or the week.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry r.
Baird and Thos. H. George, of
Port Huron, were in Yale Thurs
day last on business.
A letter addressed to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G.. Vincent is the only one
in the Yale postoffice Monday
morning uncalled for.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Turner, of
Salmon Arm, B. c., and Mrs. E.
Brown, of COPYRIGHT, Ont, are
guests of DR.. and Mrs. B. Clyne.
Nellie Fogg, who has been Wis
iting in Toronto for the past two
months left there Friday night
for Wallard, Sask., to spend the
summer with friends.
The st. Patrick's Day dance on
! Friday evening in the Auditorium
was a big success. A splendid
big crowd and the best of music
from Hutton's 6-piece orchestra.
Ten young friends of Elston
Jones helped him celebrate his
birthday on Tuesday, March 81.
Lunch was served and a good
time was enjoyed by all. In the
evening the party adjourned and
attended the movie theatre.
And how, and when and where"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae
arrived home on Saturday last
from their four weeks tour of the
Southern states. They report a
fine time with the exception of
several days which Mr.. Andreae
spent nursing the "flu."
Roswell Green. of North Branch
was in Yale Monday and made
the Expositor a friendly call. Ros-
well is proprietor of the North
Branch Electric Light Plant and
is meeting with success which all
his Yale friends will be pleased to
learn.
The Port Huron Times Herald
issued a 22-page edition on Tues
day of this week, exploiting Port
Huron and its industries, its
prominent, industrial peronages,
etc., throughout ten pages of the
twenty-five, in honor of the In
dustrial Exhibition being held
there this week.
Nora McMullen met with an ac-
cident at the Yale Wooden Mills
the first of the week whereby one
ear was partly torn off, collar
bone broken and one tooth knock
ed out. 1t seems she was clean
ing one of the machines while it
was running. She will no doubt
be laid up for some time.
o. R. Broman, superintendent
of the Michigan Canned Food Co.
plant in this city for the past
year, expects to leave this week
for Randolph, Wis, to accept
similar position in a canning fac
tory. Mr.. Broman has made many
friends during his residence here,
all of whom wish him every sue
cess in his new position.
After a full week of beautiful
weather March shows her rough
side again, starting in with rain
Saturday night and Sunday
morning appears with icy streets
and ice covered branches. Mon
day comes with snow and.
heavy gale which keeps up all
day and all day Tuesday. The
atmosphere is not so cold but
the weather has been very dis
agreeable. However, we feel that
we are very fortunate compared
with Northern Michigan section,
which has been the scene of two
devastating ice storms.
James McCaren, secretary and
treasurer of the Clark & McCaren
Company, wholesale grocers, Of
Port Huron, writes the Expositor
that through the solicitation of a
number of his personal friends
throughout the district he has de-
cided to become a candidate for
Congress on the Republican ticket
at the coming primaries. Mr.. Nc
Caren is pretty we'll known in the
seventh congressional district and
is conversant with the industrial
business and other needs of each
and every county comprising the
district, and should he be nomin-
ated and elected would, no doubt,
do his utmost to represent the
district at Washington we'll.
The revised schedule for the
Pere Marquette on all divisions
has been in effect all this week.
We don't know how the Port
Austin, Port Hope and Almont
division people like what they
get, but on the Saginaw division