The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1912-09-05
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Movements and Doings Of People That
You May Happen to Know.

| MS parents.
Ventry Hisey will spend Sunday with
friends at Flint.
Attorney Graham of Peck was in
y ale the first of the week.
Lawrence Sheehy is attending the
Catholic school in Sandwich Ont.
Sara Williams of Chicago visited
friends and relatives here this week.
Laura Bisbee of Big Rapids was the
guest OF Beatrice Craig over Sunday.
Will Hoskin who is sailing on the
lakes was home the first of the week.
John Newell of Wyoming, Ont,
visited in this locality the past week.
Mary Sheehy leaves Monday for Ad-
rian where she will resume her studies
Mrs. Frances Campbell of 1T. Huron
spent last week with Mrs. J oe Williams.
VIM. Roy attended family reunion
at London the latter part of last week.
Orville Weese and wife OF Inlay City
spent Sunday with w. +. Menerey and
wife.
Geo. Cavanagh and son of Detroit
visited relatives in this vicinity over
sunday.
VIM. White and mother, of AvOca,
autoed to Yale today and visited among
friends.
Mrs. Frank Silverthorn and son Law.
renee of Chicago are visiting in this
vicinity.
| Mrs. Grant Holden and daughter
Leta were in Port Huron the first of
the week
Hattie l.. Karn of Fort Wayne, Ind,
is the guest of Mrs. Dolph Andreae
| this week.
Ada Beard left saturday morning for
Albion where she has position in the
public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Beecher are spend
| ing this week at the Andreae cottage
at Yale Resort.
Mrs. Robt. :. Taylor and daughter of
| Port Huron were guests OF John IL.
Merrill over Sunday.
Mrs. ii. &. Maloney of Detroit visited
relatives and friends in Yale and vici
nifty the past week.
Mrs. Frank u. Lennon and son Roy
of Manitou, Colo, are visiting at the
home of Nj. w. Lennon.
Ed. Eilber, wife and child, A. +.
Jackson and wife spent Sunday last at
the lake and in Port Huron.
Elston Huffman of Lynn was in 1T.
Huron the first of the week attending
a meeting Of the poor board.
Margaret Gleason left Saturday
morning for Charlotte where she will
teach school during the next year.
Rev. Franklin Baxter of Flint spent
the latter part of last week at the
home of his mother Mrs. Mary Baxter.
Postmaster and Mrs. Witt, ID. A. Nc
Keith and wife of Brown City autoed
to Yale Wednesday evening and visit
ed with friends.
Jack Smelling was in Port Huron
| Wednesday night, called there by the
| illness Of his wife who is with her par
ents III that city.
II. l.. White and wife, Mrs. A. NJ.
Russell and son Ray and A. M. East
man of Port Huron spent Sunday at
| a. +. Jackson's.
Gus Smith, who visited Port Arthur
and the Lake of the Woods, returned
home sunday. His brother accom-.
panied him on his return.
Hugh M. Ferguson of Port Huron,
candidate for register of deeds of st.
Clair county on the Democratic ticket,
spent the first of the week in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Locke, of Port
Huron and Hattie Karn, of Ft. Wayne.
Ind, have been the guests of Mrs. Dolph
Andreae at Yale Resort the past week.
Ed Eilber drove j. l. Rosenthal, Joe
Cavanagh, Steve Windsor and Will
Campbell to Sandusky in his auto
Wednesday and the bunch took in the
races.
Albert Miller and sister Jessie of In
dependence, Iowa, are here visiting
their cousin A. E. Jackson and other
relatives in this vicinity and through
out the state.
The following guests were enter
tanned at the home of A. L. Jackson
the past week: j. Miller and wife, Nj.
Nehmer of Detroit; II. l.. White, Geo.
and Dave Johnson, Chas. Simpson and
wife of Port Huron.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Newell of Milton,
Ont, were the guests of Joe Williams
and wife last week. Mr. and Mrs.
Newell although quite aged, are on
their way home from a trip through
England and the United States.
Marguerite WOrden, Elizabeth Me.
Mahon, Lizzie Shaw, Nellie Dinner,
Ruth Skiilington, Elsie Huffman and
Leah Todd were among the number
from this city who attended the Teach
ers' meeting at Port Huron Saturday
last.
f. II. Card, wife and little daughter
Mildred will leave Friday morning for
trip to the home of Mrs Cards par
ents at Newbern, Tenn. Mr.. Card will
remain there couple of weeks but
Mrs. Card will make an extended visit
with her relatives.
Seneca Valentine has returned from
a weeks visit at his old home in
CORTLAND, n. Y. While there he at
tended family reunion at which were
eighty persons. Among those present
were three aunts of his, aged 80, Stand
~ years. lie reports that the weather