The Yale expositor., 1906-07-13

MIS-. tnaS. KOunuS was ia IOft llu
ron Tuesday.
f. f. Fead was at Brown City Tues
! day Oh business.
John Burley was in Port Huron on
Tuesday of this week
James McColl and f. II. Drake were
/ i'm Port Huron Monday.
James Muir, of Port Huron, spent "A
part of the week in ale
Lee Cork, of Speaker, spent few
days of last week in Yale.
DIR. Ardiel and Fred Lewis, of Avo-
ca, were Yale visitors OH Monday.
+. o. Putney has been home from
Middletown, Ohio. the past week.
Florence Russell of Bay City, is "A
guest in the home of Il. q. Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Ballentine are
visiting Flint relatives and friends.
j. &. Holden and wife drove to Port
Huron Tuesday in their automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs German, of Carleton.
are guests of George Burt and family
II. III. Menerey was in Port Huron
Thursday attending the Banner races.
John Newell and wife, Of Wyoming,
Ont, have been visiting here this
week.
Lillian Mckenzie, of Sarnia, is visit
ing friends and relatives i'm Yale this
week.
III. +. Beard, after spending few
weeks in the western states is home
again.
Geo w. Allen and wife haye been
spending the week with HarbOr Beach
friends.
Frank Bigger, of Marlette, was in
Yale the first of the week calling on
friends.
Misses Niggeman and McNulty, of
CrOswell, were Yale visitors part of
last week.
Lulu Evans returned this week from
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Williams
in Sandusky.
Leta and Floyd Clark, of Saginaw,
are visiting at Mrs. Eva Blacks and
Elder Clark's.
RObt. Carless and friend Gladstone
Tracy, of Marysville, visited Yale
friends last week.
Edward Andreae left Tuesday night
on short trip through southern Mich
igan and Indiana.
Mrs. Herman Lesser, of Bay City, is
spending couple of weeks in Yale
with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ferguson spent
the past week visiting relatives in
Flint and Lansing.
Jessie Mann, who has been working
III Chicago for several years, is home
for a short vacation.
Walter Williams and wife. of San
dusky, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benz. Evans this week.
Mrs. Geo. +. Gillian and son have re-
turned to Niles after short visit at
the home of Dr. V. A. Lacy.
Mrs. NewlOve returned this week
from visiting with Mrs. Amasa Brown
and other friends at Shabbona.
Mrs. l.. III. Armstrong and children,
of AlmOnt, spent part of the week in
Yale with relatives and friends.
J. a. Rapley transacted legal bust
ness at the Sanilac County court
house in Sandusky OH Tuesday,
Mrs. Jennie Oliver, of Port Huron,
and Mrs. Maude Lett are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lett.
DR.. V. a. Lacy has been in Detroit
the past week attending convention
of the Michigan Dental Association.
Mrs. ID. NJ. May, of Berthude, Colo,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. III. T..
lIennessy, also her brother, DR.. A..
Pollock.
Mrs. W. IL. Grandy, of Sault Ste.
Marie, and Archie Mitchell, of Los
Angeles, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
b. Francis.
Mrs. " i'll Brown and two children,
of Lansing, and Nellie Wharton, of
Springfield, Ont, visited Thos. " ilson
and family this week.
Bertha Carless and neice, Merle
Heath, left Saturday morning for a
three weeks visit with Port Huron,
Marysville, and Ruby friends
James Welch returned Monday even
ing from a weeks trip on the steamer
Strathcona. The boat carries lumber
and plies between Point Edward and
Georgian Bay ports.
Mrs. Geo. Brownlee and son have
just returned from an extended visit
with friends in Toronto, Hamilton
and other places in Ontario. Stella
Tucker, of Detroit, sister of Mrs.
Brownlee, is spending the week with
her.
Mrs West and daughter May, Of
London, spent few days with Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Mckenzie. They re-
turned home last Tuesday accompa-
MED by Ollie Ballentine who will
make months visit there with
friends and relatives,
Sisters Ignatius and Albertena, of
the Academy at Bay City and Birch
mans of the Grand Rapids Orphans
Home were guests of Mr., and Mrs,
Matt Irwin the past week. The two
former are sisters of Mrs. Irwin. From
here the sisters went TO Palms TO visit
their father who is very sick.
Washington LOL celebrated at Vas
sar on the 18th.