The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
Brockway.

VIM. White was i'm Avoca Tuesday.
John l.. Patterson spent Friday i'm
Detroit.
Mrs. r. Davidson is on the sick list
this week.
VIM. White spent part of last week
in Macomb county.
NJ. Magner is laid up with the all
prevalent cold or grippe.
Thomas McGrattan, of Yale, spent
Monday in the "Old Town"
Mrs. Nj. Quain suffered a serious re-
lapse last week but is again improving.
John Russell, of Emmett, visited
with his parents in this place the past
week.
VIM. Laycock, who has been working
for some time in Emmett, has returned
home.
Salina Ross returned home Tuesday
evening after an extended visit with
friends in Buffalo.
). Balmer and wife are in Port Huron
visiting relatives and friends. They
expect to be gone month.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. III. Russell OH
Monday, baby girl. The child died
the following morning, but the mother
is doing nicely.
Alfred and Daniel Russell left for
Pontiac Tuesday where they will visit
with relatives and friends during the
next two weeks.
Rev. Father Cullinane will celebrate
mass in st. JOsephs Catholic church,
this village, next Sunday morning at
$50 o'clock sharp.
Thomas Ross had bee Monday get
ting out the timber for large barn he
expects to erect next spring. This
looks like business.
The NJ. L. social given at the home
of Hugh Hodgins Wednesday evening
was well attended, being financial
success Proceeds S20.50.
John Patterson was on the road early
Monday morning with plank triangle,
with which he broke a passage through
the snow drifts, making good road.
A large party was given at the home
of Oscar Brown, east of Brockway
Wednesday night in honor of his son
Stephens sixteenth birthday. a fine
time is reported.
Mae Rogers, manager of the Brock
way branch of the Smith store, is visit
ing relatives in Avoca and taking a
much needed rest Philip Zuelch is i'm
charge of the store during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Carney are enter
tanning little stranger in the person
of an eight pound boy, who opened his
eyes to this "vale of tears" Monday
evening. Mother and child are doing
finely.
Sundays heavy storm filled up every
road leading into the village, seriously
interfering With traffic Monday. Earl
He bert, II. +. ID. carrier on route 3,
could go no farther than this village
Monday.
Hints and rumors of our old enemy,
the grippe, are heard on all hands.
Another spell of this pest is to be
dreaded by old and young, as it is no
respecter of age, rank or condition, but
attacks all without partiality.
Several of Irene Shanahan's young
friends rendered her a surprise party
Monday evening, the occasion being
her seventh birthday. Games and
other amusements were the order, the
young hostess, serving a dainty lunch.
Miss Irene was the recipient of many
presents as token of regard from her
friends.
The fourth annual bachelors ball is
over and has gone down into his
tory as one of the best that this "live"
society has held, and the officers and
members are entitled to much credit
for the matter of fact way the affair
was managed so as to make it one round
of pleasure for all that participated.
Some 80 candidates were initiated, but
as there were some 00ready the officers
are considering the advisability of call
ing an adjourned meeting. Watch for
the announcement.