The Yale expositor., 1922-02-09
Local and Otherwise.


first of the week on business.
Thelma Minnie, who is teaching
at Utica, was home Saturday and
Sunday.
Regular meeting o. E. S Wed
nesday evening, Feb. 18th. Eta
Clyne, secretary.
Purl w. Harding, druggist Of
Melvin, made the Expositor force
a friendly call Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Chas. S Brown and daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Mcintyre, are
spending the day with relative j,
in Port Huron.
Remember the Cleaner dance
at Old Brockway tomorrow Fri
day. night. A good time prom
iaed all who attend.
Mrs Frank Andreae left Tues
day evening for Chicago to be-
with her sister. on account of the
very serious condition of her hus-
band, Thomas Clarke.
Judge T.. +. Law fell on the icy
pavement in front of the Court
House in Port Huron on Saturday
last and broke his arm. This ac-
cident will lay him up at his
home for q few weeks.
George Mccormick, of Smiths
Greek, at one time drain commits
sioner of st. Clair county, was in
Yale the first Of the week looking
up matters in connection with the
dredging of Mill creek.
Mrs. Stroup will organize a
Bible study class to study the
book of Genesis, beginning next
Tuesday evening at 1880. This
class is not only for the members
of the NJ. F. church, but everyone
is welcome.
James Fulton was in Richmond
last week visiting his mother,
Mrs. Robt. Fulton, who has been
seriously i'll from broken blood
vessel in her head, but was i'm
proving. Mrs. Fulton passed her
Goth birthday on Nov. 9Th.
Mildred Rub is home from Ann
Arbor, where she spent the past
two weeks in the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Chas. LangworthY.
latter is improving from her re-
The latter is improving from her
recent operation at the hospital.
Frank Wilcox and Frank Kile
are home from a months fox hunt
in the country around Alpena.
On account of the depth of the
snow the boys did but very little
hunting, killing only one fox.
They report a good time just the
same.
The power house whistle again
sounded the alarm Saturday
morning last, this time the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Croker
being in danger. Upon investi-
CATION it proved to be only smoke
from the stove where a fire had
just been built.
Avoca merchants are live
bunch of business men and be-
lieve in advertising their wares.
This week our readers will find a
half page of advertisements
which should be read by every
body. Bargains are being offered
by each and every one.
Milton Edighoffer has purchas-
ed the interest of his brother Ed
in the Yale Shoe Store of Edig-
hotter Bros. During this firms
business career in Yale they have
worked up a large and growing
trade and made many friends.
Milt will continue the business
and put forth every effort to
serve the public we'll. Here's
success to him.
Conflicting reports. The Cros-
we'll jeff says that the bear, or
woodchuck. or whatsoever, saw its
shadow on Candlemas day and
therefore we may expect six weeks
more of winter. The part of the
heavens visible from Yale on that
day was particularly cloudy and
obscured all day so we venture
to say that said whatsoever did
not see his shadow. Let Time
tell.
John E. Young, fireman at the
power plant in Brown City was
brutally assaulted at five o'clock
Tuesday morning as he was about
to enter the plant. Some person
Unknown struck him over the