The Yale expositor., 1911-12-14
Local and Personal.

. laSl SATURDAY.
VIM. H Learmont was at JeddO on
business Monday.
Hattie Merrill visited Mrs. Harris at
Port Huron over sunday.
Isaac Mcintyre and family spent sat
urday last in Port Huron.
Mary Nj. Brown returned from visit
1T Deckerville saturday night.
DR.. IL. IL. LearmOnt, of Croswell, Wis
tied his brother here last week.
Alex Moore attorney, of Port Huron
was Yale visitor last Friday.
VIM. Roy is at Deford part of the week
looking after his farm interests.
Custer +. Welch has gone to Yonkers,
y. u, to spend the balance of the win
ter.
Mrs. Miles simmons and Mrs. A.
Pollock were in Port Huron on Mon
day.
Rain last Friday and slight showers
since, has put the roads in very bad con-
dtion.
Edith Weber of Brown City, was a
sunday guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
GARDENERS.
Lyman Owens was up from Detroit
this week on account of the illness of
his mother.
a. +. Sleeper, of Bad Axe, and Lin
roln Avery of Port Huron were in Yale
Monday night.
G. NJ. Huff, of South Bend, Ind. was
the guest of his brother Clarence for a
couple Of days.
\. X. Gardner, of Fremont, spent
"a Of hnr
George in this city.
Robert Martin, who has spent the
past seven months at Kindersley, Sask.,
is home for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Beecher were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Noble at
Brown City over Sunday.
Mrs. Thos q. Holden left last Satur-
day for Bay City and is visiting friends
there and in Standish this week.
richards Bros. hardware merchants
have purchased the stock of Sweet Il
60. and moved it into their store.
James Beecher and wife, of Nassar,
both well known in Yale, are rejoicing
over baby recently come to them.
The frame of DR.. Nights house is up
and enclosed and the roof on. Work is
being pushed as rapidly as possible.
Gilman Beals was at Park Hill. Ont,
on Thursday called there by the death
Of his half brother, Marshal Mathews.
On Saturday, Dec. 18th and BIRD 25c
leather fob will be given with each
boy Proof" dollar watch at Fullers.
Robert Fulton and wife leave this
week for Canada. where thew will visit
in different places until after New
Years.
Mrs. Herbert Manley, of Sandusky
was a guest of Mrs. Bryce and other
laIe friends Saturday, sunday and
Monday.
Rev. &. A. Hosmer will preach in the
AyOca Presbyterian church next Sun
day afternoon at 2:30. Invitations ex.
tended to all.
Yale friends will note with interest
that Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pratt are the
happy parents of little girl, born i'm
Seattle November 20.
Don't forget the Bazaar to be held by
the ladies of the Disciple church, Fri
dty and saturday of this week, in Mrs.
Blacks millinery shop.
Last week the st. Clair Press started
on Vol. MI, No. /. The Press keeps
KIND OF newspaper sets.
+. :. Black attorney of Marine City,
was Yale visitor Friday night last.
Mr., Black was at one time superintend-
ent of our public schools.
The meeting of Yale Grange hereto
fore advertised TO take place December
20, will not be held then but OH January
3, when officers will be installed.
All contestants holding yellow votes
on }. NJ. Smiths piano contest must
vote them Wednesday, Dec. 10th or
they wont count. List published next
week.
While Jack Henry was doing some
excavating at the wooden mill the other
day. a portion of wall caved i'm on him
and he received bruised leg. Jack is
thankful there were no broken bones.
The Ladies Bible class of the Presby-
terrain church held its monthly social
meeting at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Guill on Wednesday evening. Fourteen
members were present and an unusually
good time was had.
Mrs. Bryce had as guests OH Saturday
her daughter Miss Bryce and also Mrs.
Seibert Mrs Jewell and the Misses
Fleming, Wilson, Graham and Dorrity
all from Marette and all teachers, with
the exception of Mrs, Jewell.
Elder =. W. Pearcy Saginaw will
preach in the Mechanic st. Church of
Christ next Lords day Dec H.. Morning
theme "Party Spirit Evening, "The |
Temptation oflChrist." All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
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