Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
YALE, ST. County. Mich, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER

c. S. Gilbert and family and W. j.
Skiles and family attended the exposl-
ton at Detroit this week.
DR.. G.. S. Ney and family have been
in Detroit the past week visiting j. ).
Duffie and other friends.
George Parsons and daughter Lily,
of Kalkaska, are visiting friends in this
neighborhood at present.
Mary Holmes left Tuesday morning
to make an extended visit with friends
in Port Huron and Canada.
Mrs. John Wark and granddaughter,
Maggie Ross, left yesterday morning
for Strathroy, Ont, on n visit.
Jennie Grimes, who has been work
ing in the EXPosIToR Office, will attend
school at Grand Rapids this fall.
John brennan, of Maple Valley, and
daughter Sarah, of Sanilac Centre, were
i'll Yale the latter part of last week.
Matte Jones is taking months va
cation visiting among friends at Glad
win, East Saginaw and other places.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Somers have
been attending the convention of the
w. c. Il. L. at Port Huron this week.
Albert McKenna, of Port Huron, was
in town this week. lie has sold all his
cows and given up the milk business.
Daisy Nannostez, of Baden, Ont, who
has been visiting James Mccall and
family, returned to her home Monday.
John I. Brink and wife, of Capac,
and Kate Allen, of Corunna, have been
guests of David Brown and family the
past week.
Emma Carliss and her cousin Emma
Moore, of Brockway, were visiting Ella
Carliss and other friends in Port HUI
ron last week.
p. $. McGregory, wife and daughter
Ethel, of Cass City, were guests of
MahlOn Bearss and other friends in
Yale over Sunday.
+. S. Black and wife were the guests
of John and JudsOn Black on Sunday.
They left for their home in Port Sani-
lac Tuesday morning.
George Effrick is home from Chicago
on short visit to his parents and old
friends. George is looking well and
says he enjoys city life.
James T. Waterman, son and daugh-
ter, of Peck, were in the village Mon
day morning on their way to attend
the Exposition in Detroit.
Anna Mccall and Rebecca Bright,
who have been visiting James Mccall
and family, left for their home in Lis
towel, Ont, on Tuesday.
j. d. Williams and George Youngs
left for Alpena on Monday. Frank
Gillian took the boat at Port Huron on
Wednesday for the same place.
Nc fln' Ar,
ham farm in Speaker, Sanilac county,
combined business with pleasure in
Yale on the 2Sth and 10Th of August.
Moses Graybiel, of Port Huron, has
been in the village this week. Nose
will leave for Kalamazoo next week
where he will attend school for three
years.
II. c. Kudney, late telegraph opera
tor at this point, returned from Frank
enmuth on the f. q p. NJ. on Thursday
where he has been relieving the agent
this week.
Barbara Livingston, of Baden, Ont,
who has been a guest of her sister, Mrs
James Mccall, is now visiting friends
III Ann Arbor. She will soon return to
this place.
Thomas Grimes and son, Samuel
Grimes, James Grimes, George Grimes,
Charles Cork, and Peter Monaghan, of
Speaker, have been taking in the ex-
position at Detroit this week.
Will Lankin, one of Yale's boys but
now of Sault Ste. Marie is in town re-
newing old acquaintances. He brought
with hm his newly-wedded bride. 1t
is five years since Will left here, and he
says that he sees great many changes
in the place.