The Yale expositor., 1913-11-13
Local and Otherwise.


and able to be around again
Will Armstrong, OF Detroit, is visit
ing his young friends this week.
Vint Mcdonald OF Detroit is here on
visit to his mother anu friends.
Mrs. Belle Brown of Richmond is
visiting her sister, Mrs w. Welch.
Mrs. Clyde Adams and Josephine
Beard visited ia Detroit tais week.
John Paxton returned home Satur.
day from the Canadian Northwest
Don't miss the best play ever, The
Jolly Widow, "Wednesday night next
week.
Kit Burgess and Mr.. Cowan of
Deckervil!e were in Yale Saturday and
sunday.
Livingston Doering and J a. Men.
zies were at Detroit Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. :. Cochrane visited
friends in Detroit from saturday till
Tuesday.
Mrs. David Cochrane of Almont is a
guest at the home Of her son Clyde and
wife this week.
The Nj. T. SUNDAY school, will serve
supper in the church parlor, Yale, next
Tuesday evening.
| Ina Wharton will leave tomorrow,
Friday, for Ypsilanti where she will
visit over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cameron moved
to Pontiac this week where they will
reside in the future
See Rosenthal for Fur Coats-ladies
/ ~ 10 or 70 frn
and prices are right.
Mae Bowers and Verna Heberly of
Peck were the guests of Elya Grey
over the weekend.
Mrs. III. NJ. Keal and daughter of
Detroit are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. J.. Crandall,
G. A. Drake, Melvin's druggist, is
thinking seriously of selling out and
going south for the winter.
Mrs. Hiram Brown visited her
daughter Mrs. Earl Loree at Croswell
the latter part of last week
DR.. V. A. Lacy left on WEDNESDAY for
| Lansing to attend dental convention.
Ms. Lacy accompanied him.
Ed and Frank Andreae are in
WyandOtte on business in connection
with the Yale Wooden Mills.
Mrs. Helen Grimes has returned to
| Y ale from Peck and is residing in her
own house on Kennefick street.
A bunch of jolly young people in
dulged in Dutch lunch at the home
of Mia Holden Wednesday evening.
Elva Minnie and Genevieve Burke,
of Port Huron, spent the latter part of
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and family.
! j. M. Smith advertises his stock of
merchandise at auction in a half page
adv this week. Read what he has to
say.
Mrs. Clyde Cochrane has charge of
| the specialties between acts for The
Jolly Widow play. This insures the
best of talent.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
have made the dates for their Christ
mas Bazaar, Wednesday and Thursday,
December 10-l1.
The M. 4. ladies were largely pat
ronized at their chicken supper We'd
nesday evening and goodly sum was
rolled into the treasury.
John Holden, who has bunch of
cattle on his ranch near Gladwin. went
TO that place Monday morning to look
after them and get them under shelter
or ship to market.
Gus Smith shipped carload of stock
to Buffalo on Saturday. On account
of the fierce storm Sunday and during
the night, the shipment did not reach
stock yards until some time Tuesday.
DR.. w. G.. Wight has sold his farm
known as the Lester Clark place to
Edwin Barr and as soon as Harrison
Long and wife can find another place
Mr.. Barr and family will take pos
session.
During the storm on Sunday, III. a.
Cope had his right shoulder broken by
one of the barn doors falling on shim.
DIR. Wight was called and reduced the
fracture and he is getting along as
well as could be expected.
There will be Thanksgiving dancing
party at the Melvin opera house on
Thursday evening, November 9th,
1913, to which the public is cordially
invited to attend. First-class music
will be furnished and good time is
promised.
Mrs. Oscar Denison and Georgia
Beavis attended the Sunday school
convention i'm Port Huron on Friday
last from the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Charles Bragg, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Shafer from the M. z. church and Miss
Roy and Mrs. w. q. Wight from the
NJ. 4. church.
Mrs. Miles Simmons entertained the
Ladies Bible Glass of the Presbyterian
church last Friday evening, assisted by
Mrs. Welch. Fourteen members were
present. The business program was
followed by social hour which was
nicely rounded out with dainty
lunch. Mrs. James shaw will entertain
the class on the first Friday evening in
December.