The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-08-17
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Movements and Dolngs Of People That
You May Happen to Know.
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Henry Welch spent Sunday at Avoca.
Warren Roadway and wife were in
Port Huron Tuesday.
Olive VanCamp, of Adrian, is visit
ing in Yale at present.
Hannah Miller, of Adrian, is visiting
friends i'm Yale at present.
Stella and Eva Francis are spending
couple of weeks at the 500.
j. +. POnsford, of Detroit, is visiting
his brother Charles of our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Menerey are
spending the week at LakepOrt.
George Mann Sundayed in Sarnia
with his sister who is very sick.
James McColl was at Baden and To
rontO, Ont, the first of the week.
Eleary Herman was down from
Peck Sunday on visit to friends.
Spain f. Pearce called on the EXPOSE
tor while in the city on Wednesday.
James Beecher, of Vassar, is here on
a short visit to friends and relatives.
Charlie Brown and Bert LandrO are
at Lakeport this week enjoying an out
ing.
j. b. Paisley was at Caro- Wednesday
attending the horse races held at that
city,
John Burley and wife spent sunday
at Smith with their mother, Mrs. Jane
Burley.
Mrs. Van A. Lacy and children left
on Friday last for Mackinac Island
and Duluth.
Anna Kidd returned Monday morn
ing from weeks visit among Port
Huron friends.
Mrs. Rickerman, of Chicago, visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. An
dreae the past week
RObt. Rath and Joe Wilcox left sun
day for Alberta where they will work
in the harvest fields.
Minnie Rooney, of Brown City, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. +. ID.
Mathews, at present.
Elmer McKenna, wife and child, of
Berville, are spending the week with
friends and relatives.
Laura and Mildred Randall, of Ar
mazda, are visiting with G. b. Wey-
mouth and family this week.
Mary Nichols, of Lewiston, Me-, and
Eva Merrill, of Auburn, Me-, are OH a
visit to Mr., and Mrs. Il. ID. Nichols.
Mrs. :. .. DenisOn and Mary Brown
left on Wednesday to attend the dis
trict &. +. convention at Deckerville.
VIM. Wolfel and wife, of Sacramento,
Cal, spent week visiting Mrs. Lena
Andreae and other relatives in Yale.
Editor II. G. Graham jr, of the SAM,
lac County Times at Peck, was caller
at the Expositor office Tuesday even
ing.
Mayme and Fred Currier have re-
turned from their outing at FentOn.
They report having very pleasant
time.
VIM. Emig, of Marine City, visited
couple of days with Yale friends. His
wife and child have been here week
visiting.
Jas Skifington left OH Monday for
trip to Alberta, n. w. T., where he
will look over the country and size up
the prospects.
Rev. ). j. Reed returned Wednesday
from Wilmot where he has been at
tending the campmeeting of the Free
Methodist church.
Chas. Palmer was i'm Sarnia Sunday
visiting his family who have been
spending a week or more there with
friends and relatives.
Daniel McMartin, who has spent the
past two months with Port Huron and
Detroit relatives is in Y ale this week
visiting with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble and Mrs.
j. l.. Benedict, of Brown City, and
Mrs. Forsythe, Lexington, spent Sun
day with +. II. Beecher and family.
Alice Mckenzie left last week for
Bay View where she will spend ten
days viewing the sights in and around
there. She will be accompanied home
by Sarah Mckenzie.
Mrs. ID. A. McKeith went to Port
Huron today to meet her two daugh-
tiers, Goldie and Etha, who have been
weeks at Toronto, Ont.
Morrison Wallace, of Ingersoll, Ont,
visited few days with Jas. Wallace
and family. Accompanied by his sis
ter he left for Saginaw Tuesday morn
ing to spend few days.
Len McWaters, wife and two chill
dren left this friday morning for a
trip to Toledo, Cleveland, Niagara
Falls and over 'Ome where he will visit
with his people for short time.
Naomi Brown returned Wednesday
evening from Sandusky where she has
been writing at the teachers examina-
tons. She has school for next year
in Sanilac county near Croswell.
Chas. b. Drake and family, of Lewis
ton, are here on short visit with Mrs.
Darwin Drake and +. Harvey Drake.
Mr.. Drake is editor of the Lewiston