The Yale expositor., 1922-02-23
Local and Otherwise.

MIS-. u. n. mcIlLlCo SpCHI uCo-
day in Port Huron with her
daughter Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy E. Beard
spent part of last week visiting
friends in Detroit.
VIM. H. Learmont and Guy E.
Beard made a business trip to
Port Huron Friday last.
The only advertised letter at
the Yale post Office on Monday is
addressed to Miss Annabelle
Damson.
Primary election next Wednes-
day, Mar. LIST. Every voter in the
city should turn out and cast his
or her ballot.
Mrs. Durance, of Lynn, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Allen, of Alpena. Wis
/ tied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
". Il. Molesworth this week.
j. A. Hennessy, of Detroit, was
in Yale over Sunday. Monday
morning ne went to Deckerville
on visit to his family. Mr.. Hen
messy has position in Detroit.
The barns on the Chas, Nor
mandle farm, north and east Of
Yale, burned to the ground one
evening last week. 1t Is suspected
that the lire was started by some
one.
Arthur Stiles and family have
moved from Brown City to Yale
and are occupying rooms in the
W. T.. Wordsworth house. Mr..
Stiles is connected with the Yale
Creamery Co.
The report that was circulated
in Yale last week that Mic Wor-
uen had died at his home near
Alpena is not true. Mr.. Worden
was injured by a tree falling on
MIN, but is recovering from his
injuries.
The subscription list of the
Expositor has been corrected.
Subscribers who have paid please
look at the label and see if proper
credit has been given. Those in
arrears will please call and pay
up. We are greatly in need OF
cash.
MRS. Stroup's Bible study
class will meet every Tuesday
nIghr at 1850 III the church par
Tors Oh the M. L. church. Last
TUESDAY evening there were -
tween so and 60 present. Every
one is welcome, especially teach
ers and high school scholars.
The book of Genesis is the study.
This bit of sound reason and
retailer philosophy is being cir
culated by Philadelphia haber-
dasher and is worth passing along
in all directions: when some one
stops advertising, some one stops
buying; when some one stops
buying, some one stops selling;
when some one stops selling,
some one stops making; when
some one stops making, some one
stops earning; when some one
stops earning, some one stops
buying-then the bread line.
Keep going"
Sixteen members of Yale Chap
ter o. E. S. went by auto to Port
Huron on Friday last, to attend
the County Association of the o.
E. S. as guests of the Port HUI
ron Chapter. All the Grand Lodge
officers and number of distin-
pushed guests were present. a
splendid program was given in
the afternoon and speeches were
made by the various guests. At
six o'clock a banquet was served
by the First Presbyterian church
ladies, and the evening was de-
voted to presentations and mi
tiatory work. The sessions were
held in the Masonic temple.
As Mrs. Chas. King and son
Harold, 15 years old, were driv-
ing home last week Wednesday
night, their horse somewhat frs
ky, began to feel his oats, and TAX
ing the bit in his mouth started
out pretty lively on the east road
making it extremely hard to hold
him. Just at the hill an auto was
seen to be coming, and in trying
to turn the horse to the right in
order to pass, the animal began
kicking and rearing. The mach
inc passed. and then stopped in
order to help, but the mischief
was done. The horse had kicked