The Yale expositor., 1897-06-11
All Business *Strictly + Confidential
AARON WINDSOR.


Maud Freeman visited friends in
Capac last week.
Minnie Wear is visiting her sister
Sophia in MHyville.
Jas. McC0di was in Brown City last
Saturday Onbusiness.
Thomas Mkbner was in Port Huron
last Friday m business.
Hugh McSair, of Brown City, called
on Yale friends Tuesday.
/. X. Waasworth, of Valley Centre,
was YaieRsitor Thursday.
j. w. Harrington, of Brown City,
was Yale visitor Thursday.
Mrs. jamie Orser, of Belding, is visit
ing friendslm Yale this week.
Foster Francis and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Greenwood.
Thomas N icholson, Of Brown City,
spent SundHy with Yale.friends.
Mrs. Seth Traviss has been in Cam
ada the past week visiting relatives.
Mrs. James McCollaand son Jack
are visitingFelatives in Baden, Ont.
Jennie GiNis, of Bay Gsty, is in Yale
visiting her sister Mrs. e +. Michaels.
John T. Brink and Mr.. Glassford
of Capac, were Yale Vis;tors Saturday
last
John Davic went to Detroit on a Wis
it to friends the latter part of last
week.
f. F. Feac was at Lexington this
week attending the wedding of his
sister.
Dan Deomert went 10 Port Huron
Tuesday towork at his trade, carpent-
ering.
IA. Raplty was at North Branch
on legal business the latter part of
last week.
+. r. Beeoher has beer in Croswell
and other towns in the Thumb the
past week.
ia. Rapley was in DeGrot the first
of the week On business connected with
his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, of Richmond ,
visited their sSn +. b. Fuller in this
place last weak.
Mrs. Eli Dean, of Port Huron, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Saville this weax.
Mary Ware and Carrie Remington
spent Saturday,and Sunday with Val
ley Centre friends.
A. w. Simmons, of Melyin ,FInade the
ExpositOr Office q pleasant call while
|in Yale Wednesday,.
Rev. S. g. Bettee and son will have
bbeen in Yale the gpast week visiting
rrelatives and frienfie.
Mrs. Andrew DeReel and daughters
Nellie and Lola visited friends rin Bay
'Gity during the past sveek.
a. NJ. Palmer was at INLAY City,
Marlette and Brown City on business
the latter part OF lastNeek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. zuelch and
children. of Fargo, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Smith Sunday.
Ohas. G.. Putney, principal of the
Port Sanilac public schools, was in
Yale last Saturday visiting friends.
II. II. Lothian, Harvey Tappan, An
dy Currie, Rev. j. A. Rowe and D.. A.
MenGies were in Port Huron Tuesday.
Wm. B. Chamberlain, of Bayhmnl,
Ont, visited his sister, Mrs. II. C..
White and other friends In Yale the
past week.
~ ~ DldOh huA hduElbtI lIUlts
of Marine City, were guests of Mrs.
Eva Black and other friends in Yale
the past week.
DR.. II. Holden, of Trenton, and
Frank T. holden, of Inlay City, were
guests at the home of their parents
east of Yale on Sunday.
A. X. Avery, the new collector of
customs at Port Huron, accompanied
by his wife, were the guests of Thomas
Hebner and family while in Yale last
Saturday.
Will Palmer who has been working
at his trade at Newberry for the past
few months came home on a visit Mon
day night. Will expects to return to
his work in few days.
Jas. f. Ferguson, of Almont, visited
his brother, A. W.. in Yale over SUM-
day. Mrs. A. w. Ferguson returned
with him to Almont to visit short
time among friends.
Coroner A. b. Carlisle, of Port Hu-
ron, was in Yale Tuesday evening
making inquiries as TO VIM. w. Miller
who died in Port Huron recently under
rather mysterious circumstances.
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