The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-12-03


j. +. Beavis was a Lansing visitor
last week.
Thos. Wharton and wife were in Port
Huron Monday.
Ed. Andreae has been in Detroit this
week on business.
Eva Heaton spent her Thanksgiving
holidays in Detroit.
Roy Morsehead was home from De-
trot the past week.
The weather and roads have been
ideal the past week.
Frank Welch and wife of Flint were
in Yale over sunday.
Bertha Ernest was home from Fen |
ton over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. EvaJ. Black visited her daugh
ter in Flint Thanksgiving
Gladys Wallace was home from her
school for Thanksgiving time.
Mrs. John Millen of Duluth is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. v A. Lacy.
Rev. Bradfeld was in Port Austin
Monday and Tuesday this week.
Eugene and Hattie Merrill were
guests of Capac friends on Sunday.
Earl Stafford, Alma college friend of
Ed Johnston, was his guest on Sunday.
Mrs. Lew Richardson. who was oper-
ated on the past week is now improv-
ing.
The roll OF honor OF the Yale Public
Schools received too late for publica-
ton.
f. w. Mercer and wife drove to Flint
10y auto last Saturday returning home
sunday.
Martha Townsend. of Brown City,
was a guest of Norma Wight over
Sunday
Harold Hart and wife Of Delray were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Hart.
The n. y. b. club will be entertain.
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Rub tonight.
A representative of the Orange Judd
Farmer was working the farmers in
Yale this week.
John Massey is back to Yale after
spending few weeks in Port Huron,
Detroit and other cities.
Percy Hallead, who has been work
ing at the barber trade in Ontario for
a time, is home at present.
Arthur and Bertha Clyne with Dor
othy and Kenneth Lacy visited Mar
lette friends Thanksgiving.
Leo Meharg and wife were in Port
Huron Thanksgiving and on to Detroit
for the balance of the week.
Charley SlOsser is now employed as
agent for the Kalamazoo Tank Il Sllo
Co. with headquarters at Yale.
Earl Morley and daughter Jessie and
Mrs. Marietta Morley of Capac spent
Sunday with Chas. Ferguson and fam
lily.
Maurice Merrill and Arthur Clyne
attended the Y. NJ. G. a. at Ann Arbor
in company with the Port huron young
men.
Clarence Drake and family of st.
Clair and Jean Drake of Detroit spent
Thanksgiving at the parental home in
Yale.
Henry Dinner and Thos Grimes re-
turned home Tuesday morning from
their deer hunting trip in the north
woods.
John Graham of Ailsa Craig, Ont,
has been at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank An
dreae's the past week visiting his little
daughter.
Ethel and Edna Miller, Ollie Maher
and Jane Moore, former teachers in
Yale schools, spent Thanksgiving day
with friends here.
Mrs. Henry Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Holcomb and daughter Mabel
of Cass City took dinner with Mrs. Geo.
Mcconnell Saturday.
VIM. Oviatt of Inlay City is fitting
) up the DR.. Clyne building, recently
vacated by L. j. Axarlis, the fruit man,
and will open bakery soon.
G. f. Lathrop and Z. f. Phillips of
Armada came to Yale Sunday in the
latter's Hupmobile and spent the day
r with j. A. Menzies and family.
Jason Clark and son Sidney, of sag.
inaw, Rev. and Mrs. Lester Clark, Car
2 RE Clark and Lulu Collins were guests
/. of Chas. Ferguson and family Thanks
/ giving.
e Mrs. Robt. Parkinson was taken ser.
? iously i'll on Wednesday. DR.. Ney OF
Port Huron was sent for and with the
e assistance of Drs. Pollock and Wight
1 operrted on her.
4 Jas. IL. Moore brought to the Expos
itor Office on Tuesday, Dec. LIST, a few
= QaluellOn DlO5SOlus plCheu dlOlS uls
n rural route. Rather unusual for this
= time Of year.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Proctor anG
D daughter Ruth and sou Charlie, and
y Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Proctor are
/ Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Jane Nor
gan in Yale.-Armada Graphic.
!. +. ID. Mathews and family were a.
: Brown City Sunday to see Simon
g r ooney, father of Mrs. Mathews whC
was then seriously i'll. He died Tues.
q day and the funeral is being hello
g today.
i Bert Kelley informs us he received
word from his folks at Detroit that hi:
v sister Merit Zavits passed through an
I operation sor tumor satisfactory anC
' besides suffering considerable pain was
getting along nicely.
Robert, 14.year.old son of Mr.. anC
: Mrs. Brooks Dawson of Melvin, for
. merly of Yale, had his hip dislocateC
= recently by being pushed over by
playmate. The injury is causing TIT