The Yale expositor., 1906-09-21
Personal.
Movements aut non"s OF People That
You May Happen to Know.

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Cam Baxter is in Detroit this week.
Mrs. Eva Black spent Sunday in sag
NAV.
Walker Stevens spent Sunday in San
dusky.
j. G.. Hart, of Detroit was in Yale on
Monday.
Spain Il. Pearce, of Port Huron, is in
our city today.
John +. Staley was in Port Huron
Thursday on business.
Rev. j. HOmmel and wife were in
INLAY City over Sunday.
Ed. f. Pratt transacted business at
Port Huron Wednesday.
Rada Rapley returned home from
Bay View last Friday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bricker drove down
from Peck Sunday in their auto.
Mrs. Jane Burley, of Smith, is here
stopping with her son for time.
Harry VIM, after summers sail
ing, returned to his home in Yale.
David Irwin is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Comstock, at Gaylord.
Clair Jardine, who has been sailing
this summer returned home this week.
Will St0ner, manager of the Brown
City flax mills, was in Yale on sun
day.
Matalena Koehler, of Saginaw, spent
the week with her friend, Edith Hol-
den.
Mrs. II. II. Menerey spent a few days
the first of this week visiting at Deck
erville.
Walter A. Williams and wife, of San
dusky, visited Benz. Evans and family
Sunday.
Mollie Brown left OH Tuesday morn
ing for Deckerville to spend few days
visiting.
Mrs. Baxter left for Staynor on Mon
day to visit with friends and relatives
for time.
Alex. Sayles and Will Menerey left
on Tuesday for Ann ArbOr to enter
the L. of M.
Mrs. j. +. Beckton and two children,
of Caro-, visited her father and others
over Sunday.
Mrs. Jason Clark, of Saginaw, is
spending the week with friends and
relatives in our city.
NJ. l.. Rosenthal and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Price, of Bay City, visited j.
|. ROsenthal on Sunday.
Frank Landro was called to Detroit
Saturday on account of the death OF
his brother, John LandrO.
Mrs. David Irwin and son, Wesley,
have been visiting Mrs. Cough, of Port
Huron, for the past week.
ii. W. King, wife and child were at
Inlay City Saturday attending the flu
neral of their little neice, baby God
den.
Mrs. Thos. Rapley and daughter
Carrie left this morning for Edison
Beach, Port Huron, to spend few
days.
w. ID. Wear, of Sanford, made us a
pleasant call on Wednesday. lie has
been living with his son viii OH a farm
near Beaverton.
Edward King and wife were called
To Inlay City Saturday To attend the
funeral of their little granddaughter,
Thelma lreine Golden.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson, who has been sail
ing with her husband on the steamer
Strathcoma, from 1T. Edward north
ward, is visiting in Yale at present.
DIR. II. ii. Learmont and wife, of
Croswell, made his brother, VIM H.,
short visit Sunday evening while on
their way home from Detroit in their
auto.
Charlie Bowles, whose home is in
Yale, but who has spent the past two
years i'm Detroit, has left for Ann Ar
Dor TO enter the Law department Of
the University.
Mrs. A. Pollock, Mrs. May, Mrs. III
Il. Hennessy, Mrs. James Wallace and
Rada Rapley have taken two cottages
at Edison Beach, Port Huron, and left
for there Thursday, where they will re-
main for few weeks.
Agnes Ballentyne, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. G.. III. Ponsford,
has returned to Flint to resume her
duties as an instructor i'm the manual
training department of the Mich.
school for the deaf. That institution
commenced its school year on Wednes-
/ day