The Yale expositor., 1895-05-31
GOERS AND C0MERS.
Personal Paragraphs About Yale
People and Their Friends.

PeODle ana th6lr FrlenOS.
+. II. Gibbs was i'm Oroswell Tuesday.
A. w. Ferguson is in Port Huron to-
dav.
Fred Andreae is in Detroit on Wis
it to relatives.
VIM. Hodgins went ITO Port Huron
Monday evening.
Lara Butler was in Port Huron on
business Monday.
Postmaster LuM was at the County
Capitol Wednesday.
A. +. jackson was at Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
Frank Andreae visited friends in
Lexington this week.
j. G.. Holden transacted business i'll
Port Huron Tuesday.
AIDA Palmer is in Port Huron on
visit to relatives and friends.
Samuel Carson visited friends in
Wilmot during the past week.
+. A. Newsted and family visited
friends in Lapeer county, Sunday.
Mrs. Monroe, of Chicago is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. II. B. Parker.
f. NJ. Cady ana John =. Sanborn, of
Port Huron, were Yale visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Holden is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Bay City this week.
j. II. Merrill accompanied William
Gowan to Sanilac Centre on Tuesday.
Frank Chapman, of Carsonville, was
the guest of ID. b. McNair oyer Sunday.
Albert McKenna and w. y. McKen-
ma are visiting among friends i'll this
vicinity.
James IIisey was called to Baldwin
last week on account of the death of Il
relative.
Mrs. VIM. O'Rourke, of Attica, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
c. McKenna.
Mrs. Frank Snyder and son, of
Brown City, visited Grant holden and
wife Wednesday.
DIR. Putney, of Sturgis, cousin of
Speaker this week.
Lizzie Coleman, of Port Huron, has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. A.
Springer, this week.
Mrs. Bert JardIue and Miss Emma
Richardson haYe been visiting in Deck
ervllle the past week.
VIM. Gowan has been IN Port Huron
and Sanilac Centre during the past
week attending court.
Mrs. Gum and Miss McDougall, of
Brown City, were guests of Jno. Black
and wife the past week.
Dick McKenna, Claud Allen and
wife, of Smith, visited at j. c. McKen-
mas the latter part of last week.
Rudolph Andreae has returned from
his northern trip. The Woolen Mills
commenced operations Tuesday.
Mrs. +. Doan and Miss Winans were
called to Mt. Vernon last week on
account of the death of Il brother.
VIM. Strong and Mrs. Nicholas
Owens were at Shabbona this week
visiting Henry Vanorman and family
A. j. Ward and wife expect to start
Saturday morning for Knoxville where
they will visit :. J. Weleh and wife for
a couple of weeks.
w. McBratney, train dispatcher for
| +. d u. NJ. R'y at Saginaw, was in Yale
Monday visiting f. A. Griswold. lie is
taking trip for his health.
r. j. Menzies, of Detroit, state travel
| ing agent Merchants Dispatch Trans
portation Co., called at the EXPosIroR
Office while in Yale Tuesday.
+. T. Palmer, Herb Hennessy and
Will Palmer took in the base ball
game at Inlay City Thursday between
Marlette and the home team.
Mrs. Ed. Worden and daughter,
Deed Holmes and little niece Jennie
Mitchell are in Algonac visiting friends
and will remain for two weeks.
Will and John Graham, of Melvin,
were in Yale Saturday last. Will ex-
poets to start one week from Monday
for Norfolk. Virginia, where he will
remain for his health.
Lew and Walter Reddicliffe took the
evening train Monday for Hessel,
Mackinaw county, where they will en-
gage in buying and selling timber.
Their many friends here will be pleased
to hear of their prosperity.
Fred A., the 12-year-old son of Hon.
Frank A. Dean United States Consul
at Naples, Italy, is in Yale on visit to
! his uncle Frank Mather. Fred made
the trip alone and will visit relatives
in this country about one month be-
fore returning to Naples.
II. B. Fairman, Commissioner OF
Schools, has been visiting schools in
Greenwood and Brockway townships
this week, and will continue the work
in Lynn and Mussey next week. He
reports that large majority of the
teachers are doing good work.