The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-07-25

Minnie Hubbard of Detroit is spend.
ing part OF her vacation with her aunt
Mrs. Il. ii. Parkinson.
James McColl and wife left this
morning Thursday for a visit with
friends at Burlington, Ont.
DR.. and Mrs. Morgan j. Smead of
Port Huron spent Wednesday with the
latter's father, DIR. j. b. Stevens
Fred Dennis of Wales is spending
the week with Frank Roadway at the
latter's home south west of Yale,
Frank Welch returned to Detroit
Tuesday morning after spending
week at his home south Of the city.
Mrs. James OCOnnor and son James
of Croswell were the guests of Mrs.
Fred Wilt for few days this week.
Mary Clark returned Monday evening
from three months visit'with relatives
and friends at Chesterwold, Alberta.
Mrs. Chas. Richardson and Mrs.
Floyd Mason are spending week with
relatives and friends at Port Sanilac.
Bruce and Genevieve Bentley Of
Saginaw visited at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. ID. Mccall, last week.
Hanna +. Miller of Curtis, Ohio and
| Warren COtrell of Council Bluffs
visited with l.. b. Jones and family
recently.
Mrs. Memo Montney went to Detroit
Saturday where, together with her
husband, she will make her future
home.
w. II. Fletcher, wife and daughters
Jennie and Pearl left Thursday for an
auto trip to Detroit, Birmingham and
| Pontiac.
Marion LOsey returned to her home
in Almont Thursday morning after
being the guest OF Aileen Learmont
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs.C.S. Cochrane entertained
the formers mother, Mrs. ID. Cochrane,
and sister Mrs. j. Burley, of Almont
the first of the week.
Elder Dennison Mccall returned to
Aylmer, Ont. Saturday morning after
spending week with his wife and
family west of the city.
Mrs. Don Ovens returned to her
in Port Huron last Friday after visit
ing few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lew Armstrong,
Blanche Brown and Miss Fenton
returned to their homes in Richmond
Monday after being the guests of
Elizabeth Lothian for a week.
Mrs. Barbara WOlfel, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lena Andreae,
during the past week returned to her
home In Detroit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Sham of Port
Huron and Mrs. Lyman COrless of
Avon, Ont. spent Wednesday, of last
week with l.. Is. Jones and family.
Mrs. Wellington Newell and child
rem and Mrs. W. X. Mcdonald and
children spent the latter part of last
week at the beaches, Port Huron.
Mrs. John MOote Of Hamilton, Ont,
who visited at the home of II. u. W al.
ton and family last week, left Monday
morning for weeks visit with friends
at Mayville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Putney left for
Lansing enroute to their home at To.
: peka, Kan, after visiting with Frank
Putney and wife and Mrs. sawyer for
the past week.
Mrs. w. j. Whitaker returned to her
home in Plymouth Wednesday morn.
ing after spending a couple of weeks
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Barr.
Mrs. Lena Andreae and sons Walter
and Frank and daughter Clara autOed
to Detroit Thursday morning where
they wilIbe the guests of relatives dur
ing the remainder of the week.
+. f. Fead, wife and children left
Saturday morning forBemidjy, Mimi,
making the trip by the way of the
Great Lakes to Duluth. They VIII lie
, main on their vacation couple of
weeks.
, j. |. Rosenthal, j. b. Weymouth,
Rob. Reid, Chas. Oatman and Ed. Eli.
Der autoed to Detroit Tuesday, remain
ing in that city during part of the
Cadillaqua program. The trip was
made in Eds machine.
. Mrs. Emma Mcdonald left Monday
morning for few weeks visit with
relatives in Jackson. Her daughter
Pearl accompanied her as far as De.
troit and will spend the week in that
city enjoying the Cadillaqua festivities.
Fred Curvin of Detroit visited at the
home of his uncle, j. CurVin, near this
city, the first of the week. Fred was
resident of Yale several years ago, his
father having been superintendent of
the light and water plant at that time.
Agnes Henry returned to Detroit
Tuesday morning after spending a
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ohm Henry, and other relatives and
: friends. She was accompanied during
her visit in this city by Rose Muligan
of Port Huron.
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