The Yale expositor., 1913-11-20
Local and Otherwise.


Mrs. Joseph f. Vincent is in Chicago
on visit to relatives and friends.
Il. ID. Nichols of Strathroy, Ont,
visited his Yale friends this week
Gov. Woodbridge n. Ferris desg
mates Sunday, Dec eth, as Tuberculosis
Day.
Mrs. Rose Maloney of Detroit is
visiting her mother Mrs. Willard
Welch.
II. :. Campbell of Port Huron was
caller at the Expositor office this
morning.
The recent rains. have filled the
streams and land and left the roads in
horrible condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck Morgan are
moving to Flint where they will make
their future home.
j. NJ. Smith wishes to announce that
his store will be open every evening as
long as his sale lasts.
Mrs. Glen Ballentine of Port Huron
is visiting her mother Mrs. Helen Reid,
and friends in the city.
Ruth Barley of Detroit has been
the guest of her friend Ethel Sweet
during the past week.
Mrs. Memo Montney and little
daughter of Port Huron are visiting
! Yale rel ,tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Stuart, of Rich
mond, are visiting with their daughter,
Mrs. +. W. Farley and family.
Mrs. Hewitt and Miss Merle Bene-
diet have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde COchrane this week.
The new sanitary drinking fountain
is being placed in position on the
northeast corner Of Main and Mechanic
streets.
Elizabeth McColl, Sarah Johnston
and Ruth MenZies heard Kubelik the
great violinist at Port Huron Friday
night last.
Harrison Long has purchased the
| Gushman house and lot in Yale and
will move to the city as soon as repairs
are made on same.
Soyereigns of Woodmen Circle are
requested to be present at regular
meeting of Asman Grove, No. II, Tues
day evening, Nov. %.
Dr. q. :. Ney was up from Port
Huron today in consultation with DR.
Pollock regarding the serious illness OF
Mrs. Bruce Roadway.
The deal between John Burley OF
Wanklin Il Burley and Joe Williams
fell through and the meat firm remains
the same as heretofore.
Thos. q. Holden and son Bert have
shipped large amount of poultry to
Saginaw market the past week. They
are paying top notch prices.
Fourteen young people gathered at
the home of Marjorie Menzes Friday
evening, for jolly good time and
Dutch lunch. They had both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos McGratton, Thos
and George McGratton, Rose CLARK
and Ella Furlong were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Brennan sunday.
Evelyn New aters has been very
sick girl the past week and her parents
and friends. have been very anxious
about her condition. She is some
better at this writing
Elston huffman was at the count!
home Tuesday and was accompanied
to Yale OH his return by Mrs. Cheney
She will reside with Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Mcconnell for the winter.
DIR. w. G.. Wight has bought the 80
acre farm of Mrs. Euphemia Brown
located five miles southwest of Yale
Mrs. Brown bought Ed Pratt's hous,
and lot in the south part of the cit.
and will move here soon.
The new Mennonite church thre
miles east of y ale will be dedicated OF
sunday, Nov. 30th. Rev j. 5. Wood
pastor, d. b. Snyder, presiding elder, o
Port Huron, and others will be present
The public cordially invited
Grant Holden has as fine bunch o
hound pups as any one would care t
look at. They are all thoroughbred
and will make hunters every one o
them. There are nine left, two havinj
died. The entire litter Is sold ant
more were spoken for.
Mrs. j. +. Staley entertained tn
members of the Nj. +. choir and few
friends, at her home on Monday eve
: ming. A social time was enjoyed ant
b refreshments served. These social eve
nings are regular monthly Occurrenc,
with this choir and are looked forward
to with pleasure.
Mrs w. G. Wight gave her Sunda,
School class fine little party Saturda,
afternoon. There were % of the tots
D W v years VI oSts Nhioo IVY oooiohSN
i'm entertaining them with games anC
afterward supper was served and
flash light taken of the group.
Clayton Welch recently started
skunk farm and had nice lot of them
The other day when he went to feeC
them all were gone and no trace o.
track of the little black and white
fellows could be found. 1t is a big
loss to him for they are very valuable
for their fur.
Dolph Andreae and Ventry Hise!
went by train to Port Huron anC
electric to Keewahdin from which
place they "hoofed" it to Cedar Beacl
last Saturday. They found that thu
waves from the recent storm had ruI
high and washed everything from thu
beach leaving it clean and smooth Al
floor. The cottages were all in gooC
condition.
The Port Huron Times Herald, co
operating with Cleveland papers, anC
others, is assisting in raising a funS
for the families of the three hundred