The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-08-07
GOERS And COMERS.
Personal Paragraphs Concerning Yale PEG
pie and Their Friends.


Lew Bow visited his family this week.
Fred Francis Sundayed in Port HUI
ron.
Peter Wiley and family spent Sum
day in Yale.
Tena Westbrook, of Ruby, is visiting
in this vicinity.
Ella Lockhart was at Port Huron
Tuesday evening.
Ida Menerey visited friends in Port
Huron last week.
John Hillock went to Brown City
Monday morning.
DR., and Mrs. j. Wells returned home
Monday morning,
+. +. Pratt and family visited friends
in Capac last week.
James Wallace went to Port Huron
Monday on business.
George Mann is working for Ii. j,
McPhee In Brown City.
Rufus Remington and wife were
at Port Huron Tuesday.
Frank Whipple, of Port Huron, was
in Yale Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank Gillian visited her bro
ther in Detroit last week.
Mrs. w. ii. Bailentine was Port
Huron visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Baxter visited friends at
Green's Corners last week.
Will Zavitz, of Sanilac Centre, called
on Yale friends Wednesday.
Pat Burns, of Port Huron, is visiting
with Bart McNulty this week.
John and Neil Holden will camp at
Lakeport few days this week.
Al Minimize, of Sarnia, has been Wis
iting friends in Yale this week.
Marguerite Powers, of Emmt, visit
ed friends in Yale over Sunday.
Anna Clyne and Mary Manns spent
Sunday in Romeo visiting friends.
Mabel Herbert, of Brown City, visit
ed relatives in Yale the past peek.
John Weiscarber, of Buchanan, visit
ed at James Browns oyer Sunday.
Morris WINNER, of Richmond, was
in Yale last week calling on friends.
Nicholas Owens and family are en-
tertaining friends from Port Huron.
James McColl went to Berne Mon
day to look after the flax mill there.
Mrs. Roy Needham is visiting her
mother Mrs. n. Blakesley at present.
Allen Nye and wife, of Romeo, are
guests of the family of Rev, l.. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Griswold were at
Huronia Beach Il day or two last week.
Bert and Lucille Palmer are visiting
| their aunt Mrs. G. l.. Palmer in Sagi-
nav.
Alta Smith, of Cass City, is visiting
with the family of David Stoner this
week.
VIM. Silverthorn, of Chicago, is Wis
iting friends and relatives in Yale and
vicinity.
Jesse Rapley left Wednesday on a
business trip to Brown City, North
Branch and Lapeer.
Mrs. John Hubbard. Frances and
Harry Hubbard, of Detroit, are visiting
at 7. ii. Parkinson's.
Carrie and Gertie Bear, of Sharps-
vile are spending the week with their
cousin, May Drummond.
DR.. J. A. Watson, of Brown City,
made the Expositor office pleasant
call while in Yale Monday.
Frances Scully returned Monday
from Romeo where she has been visit.
ing with friends and relatives.
John Menerey and family have been
visiting friends and relatives in War
wick, West Ont, the past week.
Thomas Wharton and wife returned
Wednesday evening from visiting
friends and relatives in Cayuga, Ont.
Jas. A. Menzies, f. S. Black and Jas.
McColl are at Grand Rapids this week
attending the Republican State Con-
vention.
Marshal Miller and wife, of Detroit,
and Bella Franklin, of Sarnia, have
been visiting at Dougal McKenzie's the
past week.
| Mrs. Mcnamara and Mrs. Tillie
Logdan, of Sarnia, spent most of the
week visiting their mother, Mrs. Clyne
at this place.
Mrs. Robert Pearson returned Sat-
urday to her home at Nilestown, Ont,
after short visit with friends in Yale
and vicinity.
Clara Ellis returned to her home in
| Walkerville, Ont, after visiting her
| sister, Mrs. John Mckinney, and
other friends in this place.
j. II. Medill, of Pickering, Ont, who
has been visiting his sister Mrs. j. NJ.
Palmer of this place, returned to his
home last Tuesday evening.
Rev. Ira Billiman and wife took the
evening train Tuesday night for Con-
necticut where they will make an en-
tended visit among friends and rela-
tivcs.
Jerry Johnson and wife went over to
AlmOnt Tuesday to attend the funeral
of John Muir, uncle of Mrs. Johnson,
and one of the oldest pioneers of that
locality.
Frank b. Newell and wife returned
from their wedding trip Tuesday even
ing. Franks cigar bill is little heavy
this week, but he says he has no
"kick" coming.
Geo. Ehrick,, Of Chicago, is visiting
his parents u few days. George is on
the road now for Fairbanks q Moore,
Of Chicago, and is at present putting
in some work for the D&MRR at Bay
City.
Lines of care stood on his forehead,
ThrObbing veins-hs blood on fire,
There before him head prOtrlldinr