The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-09-07
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DoINGs OF PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
John Hutton was in Detroit part of
this week.
Jas. Foster, of Peck, was Yale WIS.,
itor Wednesday.
Frank Lavolette, of Brown City, was
in Yale Saturday last.
May Trainor, of Toledo, was in Yale
Monday on her way home.
d. A. McKeith was at Saginaw Tues
day buying holiday goods.
f. b. Fuller was at Port Huron on
business Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Holden and daughter
Freda are home from Sarnia.
Chas. Kerr, of Buffalo, N. Y, was a
guest of George Stoner last week.
Frank Evans went to Detroit Mon
day morning to attend business college.
ia. Rosenthal attended the Knights
of Pythias meeting at Detroit last week.
JAS. Rolls attended the G. A. r. en-
campment at Chicago, returning Tues
day.
John Murphy, of AYoca, an old
friend Of Will Cline spent Sunday with
him.
Geo. w. Barrett and son George, of
near Sanilac Centre, spent Tuesday in
Yale.
Mrs. f. P. Currier and daughter
Mamie are visiting in Toronto this
week.
Mrs. l.. Clark returned Tuesday from
two weeks visit with her son Jason
at Saginaw.
Mrs. Grant Holden and three child
rem are at Zion spending the balance
of the week.
Maude and Ethel Villa ms, of Wat
ertown, visited their brother Walter
| Saturday last.
Mrs. Jason Clark and children, Leta
and Floyd, are visiting al the home Of
Rev. l.. Clark.
Thomas Brown and wife, of Shah
bona was here Tuesday at the funeral
of Mrs. ID. Brown.
Earl Morley, of Capac, and Mary
Bullock were guests at Mrs. Eva
Blacks last Sunday.
Norm Sponenburg came home sick
| from Alpena this week. He is much
better at present writing.
Augusta Rickerman, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Andreae.
has returned to Ter home in Connectl-
cut.
Maggie and Kate Egan haye returned
to their home at st. Mary's, Ont, after
an extended visit with their uncle, p.
| Heron.
Mrs. III. A. Granger, who has been
spending the past few weeks at Pin
coming, returned to Yale the first of
the week.
Johnny Merritt at one time resident
of our village but now of Richmond
was in town the first of the week shak-
ing hands with old friends.
Mrs. Eva Black has been in Detroit
the past two weeks getting the latest
styles in millinery. Her daughter
Franc accompanied her.
Rey. Z. J. Z. Schreck, of Detroit,
was the guest at the home of James
Brown while here officiating at the
funeral of Mrs. d. Brown Tuesday.
Mrs. James Brown is in Detroit Sc
| lectlng her fall stock of millinery, and
will be home this week with a complete
outfit Of all the latest in hats and TRIM
mings.
Elder Coulter is home from visit
to Mrs. Coulter at Pontiac. He found
her essentially in the same state except
thinner in flesh and much feebler than
year ago.
Daniel Foley, of Emmett, and Thos.
| Grimes, of Sanilac Centre, were here
on Wednesday attending the monthly
meeting of the Michigan Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co.
j. A. Rapley's smiling countenance
again beams in his law office second
floor Rapley block, he having returned
from pleasant trip to Niagara Falls
and Muskoka lakes region.
II. C. Maloney, of Monroe, Mich,
with his wife who arrived on Sunday
morning, returned to Monroe on We'd
nesday, being present attending the
funeral of Mrs. Ma!oney's mother. Mrs
Maloney remains for few days.
The following students took the train
Tuesday morning enroute for Spring
Arbor Seminary under the supervision
of the Free Methodist Church: Elby
Morse, Maggie Roberts, Ira Doering,
Abram Doering, Lansing Nudge, and
Bert Barks son of A. l.. Parks of this
village.