The Yale expositor., 1902-06-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND polNos or PEOPLE
you MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

huH BehT0 was IN lltlIOlt THIS Mtths
Chris Schum left this week for De-
troit.
Ina Palmer spent Wednesday in Port
Huron.
Charley Brown was down from Brown
City Sunday.
Will Rub transacted business in Port
Huron Wednesday.
Andrew DePeel was at Detroit the
fore part of the week.
A. j. Ward visited among Kenockee
friends the fret of the week.
Walter Marley, OF Sanilac Centre,
called on friends here Saturday last.
Thos. Manley spent part of the past
week the guest Of his sons at Sanilac
Centre.
Grant Holden spent Thursday and
Friday last at Saginaw and Bay City on
business.
Louise Andreae has returned from
Detroit where she spent few weeks
in visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Smith and Will
Orser visited II. A. Zuelch at Fargo
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Menerey and
daughter Isabel visited in ShabbonR n
few days this week.
Mrs. VIM. Scott returned TO her home
at Mayville after spending n short time
visiting Yale friends.
III. A. Rose was up from Port Huron
on Friday last and spent part OF the
day among Yale friends.
Hon. Jas. Livingston, of Baden, Ont,
has been here this week the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McColl.
Ike Rosenthal, of the firm of s..
Goldberg Co., clothiers, was IN De-
troit this week ON business.
Mrs. j. II. Weldon and two sons, Of
Detroit, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Cady, this week.
l.. X. Richardson, wife and daughter
Dollie, of Port Huron, were visitors at
Larrie Middleton's the first of the week.
Will Orser, of Belding, who has been
here the past week visiting relatives
and friends returned TO his home on
Monday.
Joel Smades has returned to Yale
after spending the past two months
visiting friends IN different parts of
the state.
Mrs. J. A. Merzies and daughter
Marjorie visited with Mrs. T.. NJ. Cady
and family in Port Huron Wednesday
afternoon.
Jas. McColl and Jas. Livingston with
their families expect 20 60 10 Mani;Ou,
Colo. next week where they will spend
the summer.
Dolph Andreae returned home from
Philadelphia this week. where he has
been attending the Textile school for
several months.
Mrs. Manson, OF Strathroy and Mrs.
Francis, of Port Austin, were guests Of
their relatives, Thos. Rapley and fam.
| lily, few days this week.
John Beatty went to Croswell Mon
day where he will work for McGinnis
the drayman. As soon as he can Sc
cure house he will move.
NJ. b. Zuber and wife, Of the Hotel
Rotunda, Capac, drove over 20 Yale
Friday last and spent the day the guest
of j. u. Paisley and wife at 1.-THE
Paisley"
Mrs. ID. c. Matheson and son Eugene,
of Roscommon, George stark, of Port
Huron, Mary and Ida Stark, OF Detroit,
were here the past week attending the
! funeral of Orlando Stark.
Cornelius Cooper accompanied a
number of young lads and men 10 Bad
Axe Monday morning whore they will
work in the sugar beet fields. A few
of the boys returned Wednesday.
| DR.. Lacy accompanied his wife "A:
far as Port Huron on Friday last re
turning in the evening. Mrs. Lacy and
children took the boat from there "a
Duluth where they will spend the sum
mer.
Charley Griswold, of Guthrie, Okla
homa. son Of Henry Griswold, has been
spending the week with his uncle +. A
| Griswold. lie sees many changes IN
the town since his residence here about
10 years ago.
Frank 4. Griswold and wife haye re
turned from two weeks visit among
relatives and friends at Fowlerville and
other parts of the state. A. l.. Chase
relief agent, took Mr.. Griswold's place
at the station.
Will Strevel, of Yale tent, VIM. Nc
lntyre, of Roseburg tent, Dick Hough
ton, of Lynn tent and Geo. y. Williams
of MAY tent, left on Monday for Mar
quette as delegates TO the Great CamI
of the Msccabees.