The Yale expositor., 1902-04-04
PURELY PERSONAL.
MOVEMENTS AND polNos or PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.

MOVEMENTS AND DolNcS or PEOPLE
YOU MAY HAPPEN TO KNOW.
Rev. Ellis was in Vassar Friday last.
Clara Dagg spent last week at Avoca.
Herman limo went TO Port Huron
Tuesday.
Hattie Hayes was in Port Huron on
Saturday.
Mrs. V. A. Lacy spent Easter Sunday
in Marine City.
Don Turner, of Ayoca, is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. iii Brown.
Willis Warren spent Easter Sunday
at his home in Capac.
Mamie Currier and Franc Jones Wis.
tied in Melvin on Thursday.
George Ellis, of Alma College, spent
his Easter holidays at home.
Mrs. Jno. Windsor, OF Brown City,
visited relatives i'm Yale this week.
Mamie T.. Brown is spending this
week with friends at Port Huron.
Harvey Tappan was i'm Detroit on
business Thursday and Friday last.
Mrs. John Irving and daughter Jennie
are spending the week ut Sarnia, Ont.
Jessie Mann visited her sister, Mrs.
Albert Jackson, at Upton oyer Sunday.
ChAs. +. Michaels and j. A. Menzies
were in Port Huron Tuesday on bust
ness.
John Letter, of Speaker, visited at
the home of his brother Walteron Mon
day.
Jas. McColl was at Croswell Tuesday
looking after the flax interests at that
point.
FIR. Cullinane was in Croswell the
fore part of the week on visit TO his
brother.
will and Lille Shaw. Of Point Ed
ward, are spending the week ut II. II.
Meneroy's.
Art Little and Marshal LeiIler left
sunday to visit friends and relatives
at Lexington.
Mrs. John Baxter was in Detroit over
sunday on n visit 10 her daughter Mrs.
/ 4. &. Groves.
Helen Hungerford. Lillian and Mar
shall Letter Sundaved with Mrs. War.
rem Woodward Of Speaker.
+. +. Fcad and wife attended the
! funeral OF n brother-in.law at Sarnia
the latter part OF last week.
j. Franklin Baxter is home from
Hiram, o., where he has been attend
ing college during the winter.
Mrs. Hiram Brown has returned
home after spending week with her
brother Charlie Turner at Avoca.
Geo. u. Forester. wife and daughter,
OF Deckerville, have been the guests
OF +. Il. Fuller and family this week.
Mrs. Alfred Garner and Lottie Lang
bridge. OF Cleveland, o., are here on
short visit to their father, Joseph Lang.
bridge
Mrs. Esther Milford left this week
for her home in Long Island after
spending the winter with Mrs. +. II.
Beecher.
Mrs JAS Holden. who was called to
Port Huron on account Of the sickness
of Mrs. Harry Holden, returned home
last Friday.
Richard McKenna has secured
position on the farm Of Allan Abbott
near Inlay City and left for there the
first of the week.
w. O. Biddlecomb and wife. Of Port
Huron, visited Edward Hopkins and
family and other friends in Yale and
vicinity this week.
Albert Dunn has returned from Dem
yer, Colo, where he went some time
ago for his health. lie says the cli-
mate out there does not agree with
| him.
Herb Menerey, who recently secured
/ full papers as registered pharmacist,
mas gone 10 caro- where he accepted n
position in the drug store of III. r.
Montague.
Michael Kelley. Of Lynn, who went
TO Otsego Lake last fall and has since
been nj work i'm the lumber woods, re-
turned home Saturday last looking hale
and hearty.
Mollie Brown is home from the Agri-
cultural College mt Lansing spending
hn l. 4. L.. g. A -. a
Charlie Brown was down from Brown
City Tuesday.
Harry VIM started Tuesday after
noon for Lorain. Ohio, where he will
help III out the tow barge Manila on
which boat he will ship as wheelman
for the season.
Frank Minnieand wife. of Port HUI
ron, visited w. b. Ballentine and FAM
lily on Saturday. Frank has a position
az travelling salesman for Edison Moore
* Co. of Detroit.