The Yale expositor., 1899-06-09
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DoINos OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

MOVEMENTS AND DoINGS OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
viii Stoner spent Sunday in Croswell.
A. w. Ferguson has been in Almont
this week.
LaRetta Effrick spent Sunday in
Port Huron.
George Fox, of Mayville, spent Tues
day in Yale.
Mrs. +. Mcdonald visited in Brown
City last week.
Sam Rochefort was visiting friends
at Berville last week.
Guy Beard and Albert Cotfeen were
at Brown City Sunday.
Robt. Lewis has been spending the
week with friends at Clio.
j. B. Paisley and wife were calling
on friends in Fargo Friday last.
Henry Graham after a visit with De-
trolt friends has returned home.
Solomon Reed and wife are visiting
relatives in Port Sanilac this week.
Charles MacKman went TO Coleman
Thursday morning to visit friends.
Mrs. j. @. Roode and Miss Pearl Nc
Donald were at Emmett Wednesday.
III. A. Newkirk, of Avoca, called at
The EXpositor Office Monday afternoon.
S. Curvin. wife and little daughter
Rada, were in Port Huron Wednesday.
Gordon Jaynes and wife, of Cros-
well, visited relatives in Yale Sunday.
Fannie Williams and Mary Youngs
visited friends at Armada the past
week.
Mrs. G. Ferguson has returned to her
home in Almont after a few weeks
visit here.
Chas. Fillmore, of Armada, visited
among friends here the latter part of
last week.
Mrs. Bert Reynolds, of Port Huron,
is the guest of ii. L. Beard and family
this week.
Maggie Black, of Greenwood, visited
at the home of John Baxter a few
days this week.
Mrs. Smelling, of Inlay City, has
been in Yale this week on visit to her
uncle, E. +. Pratt.
Frank Umphrey, our old friend of
Roseburg, dropped in to see us while
in town Monday.
VIM. Graham has been spending
few days in Yale painting his fathers
house on Mary street.
f. T. Hubbard, of Detroit, has been
visiting his uncles 7. II. and Henry
Parkinson the past week.
Rev. VIM. Coulter returned home
Monday evening haYing visited in
Hesperla the past two weeks.
Misses Merigold and Evans spent
Saturday in Port Huron and returned
home Sunday on their wheels.
Clarence Holden and wife made the
trip to Port Huron on tandem, Sat-
urday, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Depeel and children
and Flonie Devinney have returned
from three weeks visit in Detroit.
Wallace Adams came home from
Port Huron Saturday evening. having
served as juryman for a month. He
will not return.
Mrs. Shook, OF Jackson, is in town
for few days looking after her farm
interests. Her boarding place is at
Mrs. Holbrooks.
Ernest Paul, wife and little daugh-
ter, of Pigeon, returned home Tues
day morning, having visited a few days
among Yale friends.
Charlie Bradshaw, who is proprietor
of a drug store at Coleman, has been
spending the week among relatives
and friends in Yale and Fremont.
Messrs. Glen Ballentine and +. f..
Palmer and Misses Maude Hennessy
and Maude Reid attended dancing
party at Capac Wednesday evening.
Fred Goodin, of Kenockee, was in
Yale Wednesday. We cannot say
whether he was here on political bus
mess or making his friends friendly
visit.
Mrs. +. Il. Beecher and daughter
Marcia will start for New York Mon
day evening where they will visit with
many old time friends in different
places.
Landlord Paisley, of the Rapley
House, went to Saginaw last evening
where he will be initiated into the
Elks. He expects to go to st. Louis,
Mo-, with the Saginaw lodge on an ex-
cursion the 22d of this month.
Mrs. VIM. Edgerton and sons Samuel,
George, Joseph, John, and James and
family, G. b. Mosher, Charles Adams,
Peter Zimmerman, Minnie Mosher and
Bertha Land were in Sanilac Centre
Sunday visiting Will Edgerton.
Will Palmer who has been at New
berry in the Upper Peninsula for
year or more came home Wednesday
evening for visit. The climate in
that section must be healthful for Will
looks well and is heshy, but hasn't
grown any taller.