The Yale expositor., 1913-09-25
Frank Rice, Administrator

viii j. Ryan. of Bad Axe, was in
\ ale yesi erday
Rev W. IL. Cole, of Flint, is visiting
Yale Friends this week.
Chas II. Palmer was i'm Detroit a
couple of days this week.
Mrs Ed Edighoffer and son were in
Port Huron Wednesday.
Hazel Wharton has gone to Ypsilant
to take course at normal college
Mrs. Richard IIoughten is occupying
rooms over Grant Holden's drug store.
l.. Roy Fuller entertained his father
and brother of Richmond, at home here
Wednesday.
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Albert Menerey, James Newell and
tomorrow morning where they will at
tend the u. of NJ.
The LBS. Ofthe Presbyterian church
held its first fall meeting at the home
OF Mrs. j. A. Menzies Wednesday.
Only very few of the members were
present.
The fore part of the week was cold
and frosty but Wednesday dawned
warm and comfortable. We hear pre-
dictions OF an early winter Hope they
do not come true.
Mrs. Lena Andreae and son Walter
expect to leave for Philadelphia, Pa,
Saturday night, where the latter will
take two year course at the PhiIadel-
phia Textile School
A very pleasant birthday surprise
was rendered Loretta Brennan by 20 of
her young friends Wednesday evening.
Lunch was served by the hostess and
all present enjoyed a good time.
r. 5. Campbell of Port Huron district
agent for the Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co. was in Yale We'd.
nesday looking after business He
made the Expositor office a pleasant
call while in the city.
There is big bargain sale on at the
store of Beavis IL Hutchinson this
week which ends on Saturday. Take
advantage of the opportunity to secure
seasonable goods at a big reduction in
prices. The sale closes Saturday even.
ing therefore don't delay making your
purchases.
Dennis McNerney and family, who
returned from Albuquerque, N. NJ.
about month ago, went to Detroit
| Monday to make their home Der
will go to work switching i'm the
Michigan Central railroad yards in
that city. Mr.. Mrs. J. p. Sheehy ac
companied them for few days
visit.
Josiah Martin, for the past sever
years on the Fred Currier farm north
west OF Yale, has purchased Mrs
Ellen RandalPs house and lot in the
north part of this city, and will move
here about the middle of October
Mrs. Randall will go to TENNESSEE
and reside with her daughter for Tho
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Michael.
announce the marriage of their daugh
ter. Lula Emilia, and Mr.. Ernest Jas
Phillips on Thursday, Sept. Is, 1913
at their home in Bay City. The
bride is well known here and ha!
many friends who join with the lex
positor in extending heartiest con
gratulations.
The dance in Central hall last Fri
| udy tNShlhS was very u6llSHllul al
fair, a large number being presen
from Yale and also many from GU
sister towns. McKanlass with al
orchestra of eight pieces furnished
his usual excellent music. At mid
night lunch was served the dancer
at Denison's lunch rooms.
Mrs. Gertrude Drake, wife o
Charles b. Drake, of Highland Park
Detroit died at the Ideal Hospital il
that suburb on Friday, Sept 18th
of typhoid fever The remains wer,
laid in Greenwood cemetery, Lapee
City, the childhood home of deceased
c. b. Drake was at one time a resi-
dent of Yale and brother of II. II
; Drake, who with his wife ATTENDED
the funeral services Sunday.