The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-08-23
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND DolNos OF PEOPLE
you MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

you MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
Nellie Merrill. of Smith, is the guest
of Anna Clyne this week.
Kate Knowles, of Brown City, spent
Sunday with Georgia Stoner.
James McColl spent a part of last
week at Bad Axe on business.
Hi Snyder, Frank Snyder and wife.
of Detroit, are here this week.
j. A. Rapley is at North Branch this
week attending to legal matters.
N. b. Herbert, wife and son Earl are
taking in the sights at the Pan-Am.
VIM. Williams and wife visited in
Dryden and Lapeer the past week.
Emma Anderson from Chicago is
visiting friends at the Shearer farm.
Porter Harris and Edward Newell are
spending few days at the Pan-Am.
A. l.. Clark is home from Florida
where he spent the past ten months.
Niles for few weeks visit with friends.
Beatrice Springer is spending the
week with her friend Bea Dunnigan at
Emmett.
Letta Meharg, of Lansing, came
home Saturday last to spend short
vacation.
Fred and Anna Clyne spent part of
last week with Nellie and Roy Merrill
at Smith.
Josiah Reichard, contractor and
builder, of Brown City, was in our city
Saturday last.
Phil McDougall and wife, of Chicago,
have been renewing old acquaintance
in Yale this week.
Mrs. ID. Welch and Nina Newell are
spending the week with their parents
near Sanilac Centre.
Irene Tappan, of st. Clair, is spend
ing some time at the home of her un-
Gle, Harvey Tappan.
Ed. Oatman has secured a situation
IN f. c. Stems drug store at Alpena and
departed for there to-day.
Grant Raymond, of Bay City, is visit
ing at the homes of David and Mrs.
Fannie Welch at present.
Mrs. Hiram Brown was called to
Avoca on Tuesday owing to the dan
gerous illness of q sister.in-l law.
James Brown, wife and son Carl
and Jas. II. Martin and wife are enjoy
ing q weeks outing at Lexington.
j. p. and Dave Rosenthal and Mr..
Winestein, of Detroit, have been spend
ing the past few days at Sam Gold
berg's.
Mrs. j. L. Bement and daughters, of
Brown City, and Mrs. Culver, of Lam
sing, spent Wednesday with Mrs. f. B.
Fuller.
Mrs. VIM. Stevens and children and
her mother, of St. Marys, Ont. are
guests of DR.. j. B. Stevens and family
this week.
Fannie Mathews is taking a trip up
the lakes for the benefit of her health
which has not been of the best this
summer.
Mrs. Fred Winters, of Denver, Colo
RADIO, is visiting with her brother John
Hutton and family. 1t has been seven |
years since brother and sister haye
seen each other.
n. b. Sponenburg has gone to Peck |
to look after G.. b. CornelPs drug busi- |
ness for a week while Mr.. Cornell is
away on his wedding trip.
Mrs. Ward, of Prescott, visited her
son A. j. Ward in Yale this week. She
returned home Tuesday accompanied
by her son as far as Bay City.
Mrs. Campbell and two daughters
Winnifred and Helen, after a visit of
two weeks with Mrs. VIM. r. WEIGH
returned to their home at Port Huron
last Saturday.
Mrs. o. p. Chamberlain and daughter
Mary, are visitors at the exposition
this week. They expect to visit for a
time in New York and Pennsylvania
before returning home.
Ida Menerey, of Port Huron, spent
Sunday in Yale. On Monday she in
company with Hattie, Jean Charles and
George Hayes, started for Buffalo, to
visit the Pan-American exposition.
Sake r. Scott has returned from
Big Rapids where she spent the sum-
mer attending the Ferris Industrial
school. Her mother has also returned
from short visit at Aylmer, Ont.
Allie Stevens has returned home
from Columbiaville. She reports that
Will Stienburg is able to be out and
that the only scar he will have will be
under the jaw where it will not be seen.