The Yale expositor., 1899-09-01
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND poINcs OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

Sally Williams Sundayed in Peck.
Mrs. j. A Rowe is visiting in Marys-
vile.
Will Losey was in Port Huron Friday
on business.
Edna Rollins, of Memphis. is visiting
her uncle A. j. Ward.
Mrs. +. A. Griswold is home from
her visit to Ohio friends.
Howard Beard, of Pt. Huron, visited
his cousin Guy this week.
Mrs. Bonnard visited in Port Huron
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jas O'Rourke, of Armada, is among
the Yale visitors this week.
II. p. McCabe, banker of Emmett,
was Yale visitor last Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and family are
visiting friends in Pinconning.
Charles Andreae expects to leave
next week for Albion college.
Chas. F. Emery is home from a visit
to his parents and friends in Caro-.
Mrs. r. G. Mclaughlin was the guest
of Brown City friends on Tuesday.
Elders Rowe and Traver transacted
business in Port Huron Wednesday.
Bessie Brown, of Deckeryille, visited
her grand parents here the PAST week.
L. Maud Macarthur and Charley
Wells wheeled to Brockway Wednes-
day.
Charles Dewey, of MELVIN and Jas.
Foster, of Peck, were in Yale Wednes-
day.
Sally Williams is spending the week
with friends in Sanilac Centre and
Croswell.
Simon Noble, of Croswell, visited a
few days this week among friends in
the village.
Fletcher Newstead, of Battle Creek,
was in Yale the past week calling on
old friends.
r. NJ. Lothian and Benz. Evans are
in the vicinity of Alpena this week
buying cattle.
Chas. A. Wells and family are enter
tanning l.. Maud Macarthur, of Bay
City, at present.
Robt. Holbrook returned Wednes-
day from weeks visit among rela-
tiyes at Jackson.
George w. Allen visited his friend
II. Z. McCabe in Emmett Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mrs. ID. j. Davidson, of Port Huron,
was the guest of Joseph Effrick and
family last Saturday.
Mrs. Carry Barrett, of Croswell, at
tended the wedding of her mother,
Mrs. Slight, Wednesday.
Joshua Losey and wife are visiting
among friends at their old home In
and around Metamora this week.
Ira Goheen drove to Capac Tuesday
to meet his father who had been at
tending conference at Inlay City.
Kate Sheehy, of the Carless district,
and May Magner, of Brockway, are
the guests of May Hoskin this week.
Mrs. Il. f. Skinner and Vern Bough-
ner, of Lapeer, mother and nephew of
Mrs. Harry VanVleet, are here on a
visit.
John Doelle. who is studying for the
ministry at Albion college, is visiting
his parents and friends in town this
week.
Amos Finch and wife, of Armada,
and Henry Morgan and wife, of Lynn,
were guests of Ed. Hopkins and wife
last week.
Mertie Armstrong is home from a
visit to friends In Canade. An aunt
accompanied her home and will visit |
for a time.
Rev. J. b. Keith and wife attended !
the NJ. p. conference at Lapeer last |
week. A. Goheeu went as delegate |
from here.
Will Secord drove to Capac Wednes-
day to meet Mrs. Seconds brother and |
sister, who will visit Yale friends for |
several days.
Attorney Tappan and Walter Knapp
went to Lapeer Tuesday to look after |
the interests of an estate in which |
Knapp is administrator.
Will and Jim Mann, Frank and Cam |
Baxter returned home last Thursday |
night from Sanilac Centre where they |
had spent about a month pulling flax. |
Prosecuting Attorney Crandell and |
Circuit Court Commissioner Meredith,
of Sanilac Centre, were in Yale We'd |
nesday taking testimoney in the Noble |
VS.. Laidlaw case.
Miss Mary Brown returned Tuesday |
from an extended visit among friends |
and relatives in the state of California. |
Miss Brown brought home with her
many interesting specimens of shells,
sea weed, plants, Yucca palm, ETC.,
which she will add to her already we'll |
eouiDned collection