The Yale expositor., 1911-03-30

Fred Currier, of Alma, is home this
week.
Jean Drake was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller spent Tuesday in
Port Huron.
Mrs. l.. Armstrong is in Detroit on a
visit to friends.
Grant Holden is in Port Huron on
business today.
III. p. Dinner made a business trip to
Detroit Tuesday.
Mrs. Jason Clark, of saginaw, is
visiting relatives in Yale this week.
Mrs. sam Ingram is entertaining her
mother Mrs. Edd Kittrdge from Caro-.
Mrs. Steve Windsor and son George
have been in Detroit the past few days.
James Rogers and Charlie Seibert, of
Marlette, visited Yale friends over sun.
day.
Ernie Baxter left this morning for
New Haven, Conn, 10 spend the base
ball season.
Phyllis and Thelma Ingram are en-
tertaining their cousin Helen Heenan
from Caro-.
VIM. Tomlinson left for Big Rapids
last Saturday where he will attend the
Ferris school.
Mrs. John Fry and children, of Port
Huron, are spending few days with
\ ale friends.
Geo. Person, of Bellevile, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Smith the
first of the week
Judge Tappan and son Gordon, of
Port Huron, were calling on Yale
friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Putney are
home from spending the past winter
in Georgia and Florida.
III. O. Babcock, prosecuting attorney
Of Sanlac county, was III Yale Saturday
last on legal business.
Mrs. ID. Irwin and son Wesley, of
South Park, visited friends and relatives
in Yale the past week.
Vera Mclaughlin and two young
lady friends from Alma are spending
the spring vacation in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards and
daughter Mary, of Richmond. are Wis
iting friends in and around Yale.
Mrs, Chas. Dudley and Sue Evans go
to Sandusky Friday for a visit with
their sister, Mrs. w. A, Williams.
Miss Sue Evans, recently from Cali
fornia, is in Yale spending short
llllIt Will utI dllu lllcuuS.
Mrs. Wallace Ballentine came up
from Detroit Friday last and spent un.
til Monday with Yale relatives and
friends.
Tom Keery went to Boston, Mass.
Monday to spend few weeks visiting
his son whom he has not seen in seven.
teen years.
Harry Clemens, Ernie and Lila Sha-
fer, of Brown City, have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Blackford the
past week.
DR.. Wight and Steve Windsor went
to Detroit this morning to see Mrs.
Windsor who is in the hospital and will
undergo another operation.
Mrs. Thomas Williams, of Dryden,
and Myrtle Roadway, of Otto Lake,
have been guests of relatives in Yale
and vicinity the past week.
Will Menerey was in Yale between
trains last Friday evening on a visit to
his mother and friends. "A young gen.
tleman friend accompanied him.
Jennie Meharg has gone to Alymer
to visit relatives and friends, she will
also spend a few weeks at Glen Meyer
and Lynedock before returning home.
Mrs. Andrew Depeel came home from
Port Huron Wednesday night, bringing
her daughter, Mrs. Dunn, who has been
quite i'll lately, with her for weeks
stay.
John j. Mulaney returned last week
from the upper peninsula where he has
spent the winter in the lumber woods.
He says that there was over two feet of
snow up there when he left.
Chas. Rounds and Grant Welch left
Monday morning for Sedgewick, AL
berta, where they will spend the sum-
mer, the former to look after his inter-
ests in the North West Metal Co. and
the latter to run an engine for the Mar
tin Brothers.