The Yale expositor., 1913-01-09
Local and Otherwise.

troit.
+. o. Putney was in Port Huron
Thursday.
Loretta Brennan spent Monday in
Port Huron.
Bert Jardne will go to Ontario, Cali
fOrnia, next week.
Mrs. Geo. Burt is reported as very
low at her home in Pontiac.
Mrs. w. Il. Losey and children will
go to Toledo Friday morning.
l.. G. Conley visited his mother and
friends at Vassar over Sunday.
Fred Mcconnell and wife visited
relatives at Plymouth last week.
Daniel Ferguson is preparing to
harvest his summers supply of ice.
Glen Roadway is the new agent for
the Port Huron Creamery Co. at this
point.
Roy Bricker was down from Marlette
visiting his parents and friends over
Sunday.
Mrs. W. ID. Sayles and daughter Jan
nette visited Mayville friends the past
week
Special meeting o. f. ;. Friday even
X,
kenZie, Sec'y.
Joseph Brennan, wife and daughter
Loretta visited friends in Detroit dur.
ing the holidays.
Lawrence Sheehy left for sandwich,
Ont, Thursday morning where he is
attending school.
Samuel White Of AvOca was in Yale
the first of the week calling on old
friends and acquaintance.
w. b. Ballentine and wife of Detroit
spent few days the past week among
Yale relatives and friends.
Lyle Parker, wife and children of
Fenton, are visiting at the parental
home, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lince.
Henry Dinner, FIR. Cullinane and
Grant Holden are at Turner on few
days fox hunting expedition.
l.. G. Sterling, whose arm was ampu-
tated at Harper Hospital in Detroit
last week, is getting along nicely.
Bert Welch, wife and child spent two
weeks with friends in ShabbOna and
| WilmOt, returning home Friday last
Mrs. Michael Dunn and two children
| Frances and Elma spent the past week
Jack Macdonald returned to his
home in Detroit last saturday after
spending week or more with his Yale
young friends.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. ).
+. RosbOrough, of Detroit, have been
guests at the home of Mrs. Eva j.
| Black this week.
II. G. Sylvester, who resided near
Melvin, has moved to the Lynn farm.
route /, Saginaw, w. S. Success to
him in his new location.
T.. W. Farley attended the love feast
of the Wilson and Harmon forces of
the Democratic party at Detroit Mon
day evening. 1t was not all love at the
feast.
Rev. Charles Bragg is holding special
religious services at the West Brock
way NJ. Il. church every evening except
Sunday. The general public cordially
! invited.
M. Il. Downey left for Mississippi,
Alabama and Florida where he is in
terested in some lands. lie expects to
be away several weeks. Fred Vanski-
var will accompany him on the trip.
Samuel Ingram has purchased the
house and lot on South Main street of
Arthur Schlegelmlch. He will repair
the Roof recently damaged by fire and
as soon as ready will move his family.
We have had variety of weather in
this section the past week. Rain, snow
and winding up with below zero wealth.
or. The full coal bin is god to
those who were lucky enough to have
it filled
The board of supervisors of st. Clair
county are holding their annual session
ut Port Huron. Many matters of inn
portance will be brought up, among
others is the securing of crop expert
for this county.
Mrs. Clyde :. COchrane has been at
the Port Huron hospital the past week
where successful operation for ap-
pendjcitis was performed by DR.. Ney.
Word received here is to the effect that
she is getting along nicely.
Warren Roadway left for Milersburg
Tuesday to spend the winter to do
some work on the land he recently pur-
chased near that town. Incidentally
he will buy furs and do some trapping.
In the spring he will move his family
up there.
VIM. Williams of Charlevoix, j. H.
Williams of West Branch, Mrs. q. A..
Mitchell of Armada Mrs. A. l.. Sans
burn of Turner and Mrs ). J. Melon
aid of COpemish, were called here this
week by the serious illness of their
father VIM. Williams.
Lyle Leslie is now in possession of
the North-end grocery recently pur-,
chased of John Paxton, IS adding to
the stock and will keep everything for
the table. Mr.. Leslie is a hustler and
will no doubt succeed and prosper i'm
the business. Notice his adv. on front
page of this issue.
The gasoline motor car has proved a
failure OH the Palms to Port Hope
branch of the Pere Marquette and the
car was taken to Saginaw Sunday. The
old reliable steam train is again doing
duty on this division and the travelling
public as well as the trainmen are bet
ter pleased.-HarbOr Beach News.
Henry WEIGH, Thos. Grimes and Bob