The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1922-03-09
Local and Otherwise.

business In FOrC huron lueSudy'
Mrs. John Johnson, of Shower,
visited relatives and friends in
Yale last week.
Herbert Cavanagh was in Up
silanti over the weekend attend
ing a Sorority dance.
The delinquent tax list for st.
Clair county is being published in
the Port Huron Times-Herald.
Hiram Taft has been confined
to his home for several weeks.
He does not seem to improve very
fast.
Of the % days in February, 13
were cloudy and IA partly so,
only one clear day in the whole
month.
Mrs. VI. Sheehy and daughters
Kate and Saline, of Detroit. were
guests of Yale relatives and
friends Sunday.
Leland II. Phelps moved his
family to Pontiac this week where
he will have charge of a branch
store to be started by the Yale
Creamery Co.
Two letters remain uncalled
for at the Yale post office Mon
tay, March 9Th. Mr.. Walter
Camp and larry maynard. e..
W. Farley, P. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawley Hallman
are in Detroit this week, the for
mer to attend Druggists Con-
vention, and the latter for visit
with relatives and friends.
March is surely erratic, Lovely
soft, balmy days she gives us,
then presto. c ao re rain and sleet
and a regular blizzard with snow.
You never know what March is
going to be, bad or good.
Meeting for the consolidation
Of schools will be held Tuesday,
March 18th, at 200 p. M, in the
Council Chambers by Commits
sioner of Schools, Blackney. All
who are interested kindly be
present.
An item appeared in last weeks
Expositor that Rawley Hallman
and wife had rented Robt. Mid
dleton's house on Mary street. Mr.
and Mrs. Mailman have since
changed their minds and decided
not to rent it.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Gleason, who has been
sick with sugar diabetes for sew
eral months, passed away Tues
day afternoon. Yale friends SYM
pathize with the family in their
bereavement.
The Yale Wooden Mill started
operations again Monday after
being shut down for a couple of
weeks. Orders for manufactured
goods are coming in more freely.
Employees say it is good to get to
work again, as lying around doing
nothing is tiresome.
The M. P. church has secured
the services Of Mrs. J. l.. York,
who gave excellent and pleasing
service during the recent revival,
as choir director. Mrs. York has
been requested to open Music
Studio, which she has consented
to do and will teach voice culture.
Thursday of last week num-
Der of little friends gathered at
the home of Beatrice Worden, the
occasion being Beatrice's twelfth
birthday. A dainty supper was
served which all enjoyed, like
wise the hours of play. Gifts
were left as remembrances by her
chums. Good wishes were offered
before leaving.
The telephone line between
| Port Austin and Kinde will have
to be rebuilt, the poles having
been broken off near the ground
by the heavy weight of ice which
rested on the wires. The line to
Huron City was also damaged
badly. The damage in Port Austin
to the telephone system is esti-
mated at $500 and at Kinde 5000
to $500. Apple orchards in that
section suffered badly. Many
fine shade trees in Port Austin
were ruined. 1t will be month
before the streets are cleared OF
brush.
A representative of the Expos
itor visited the Electric Light &
Water plant on Monday and on
aotarin0 found q dapidpd change