The Yale expositor., 1914-12-31

Happy New Year.
Rippin' good sleighing
Holiday visitors have come and gone.
Resolutions for the new year are now
in order
W. 1. Palmer of Port Huron was in
Yale this week.
Regular meeting o. +. 5. Wednesday
evening, Jan. 9th.
Will Foster and wife of Port Huron
were home over Sunday,
Considerable baled hay has been
hauled to Yale this week.
Yale merchants have enjoyed very
satisfactory holiday trade.
Mrs. Rub and daughter Mildred
were in Port Huron Tuesday.
ID. j. Black and family of Avoca
spent Xmas with Mrs. Dickie.
viii Carroll and familyIspent Christ.
mas with relatives in Ontario.
Hugh Moore and wife ate Xmas din
ner with James Moore and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. $. Cochrane are spend
the week in Detroit and Almont.
Christmas, although rather cold, was
beautiful, bright, sunshiny day.
Mrs. Mary Baxter is spending the
holidays with relatives in Detroit.
IL Z. Dinner is making trip through
the Thumb this week buying furs.
Chas. Tunis and bride of Clinton Wis
tied Mrs. Burch Saturday evening last.
Joseph Moore, wife and little son
spent Xmas with Chas. Craig and fam
lily
Mrs. n. X. Matheson, of Tuscola, is
the guest at the home of her son &. +.
| Curtis.
Rev. j. n. Wilson spent Saturday
last with his brother G. ID. Wilson in
Brown City.
r.. w. Babcock, Of Sandusky, editor
of the Sanilac County Farmer, visited
| in Yale over Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey Tappan and
family of Port Huron were guests of
| Yale relatives Christmas.
Rev. Herbert Barnes of SHOWER filled
the Free Methodist church pulpit Sun
day morning and evening.
II. s. Campbell of Port Huron made
the Exposition office a pleasant call
while in this city Tuesday.
| WAS, bldlllli, Wllo anu
enjoyed Christmas with the latter's
mother, Mrs Ellen Carless.
Walter Wilson, brother of Rev. j. N.
| Wilson and Miss Emma Wilson, a neice
spent Sunday at the parsonage,
I Will Gardner and wife, of Detroit,
have been spending the past week in
Yale and vicinity with relatives.
Mrs. Z. II. Drake suffered another
slight stroke of paralysis last Thursday
night but is now improving nicely.
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The Orangemen of West Brockway will
hold their annual oyster supper in the Cole
church, Wednesday, Jan. 9th. Price 25cts.
All are welcome.
Mrs. VIM. Cheesman and children
are spending their holidays with her
sister Mrs. VIM. Manley at Sandusky.
Mrs. Chas. Rounds entertained twenty
ladies at a six o'clock dinner Monday
evening, in honor Of Mrs. j. b. Draper
of Detroit.
| Henry Pearce and daughter Mayme
will go to Port Huron this week to
spend short time with Fred Locke
and family.
1t is reported that the thermometer
registered 8 degrees below zero Thurs
day morning and dropped as low as IL
below early Christmas morn.
Camilla Gleason of Port Huron and
Irene Marx of Brown City were guests
of Ruth and Marjorie MenZles Wednes.
day and Thursday of this week.
Miss Rayworth, a teacher in our pub
lie schools, was married recently and
sent Supt. Drouyor her resignation.
Hattie Merrill has been engaged to
fill out the term.
| a very pleasant Christmas day was
spent at the home of Rev. and Mrs. j..
n. Wilson. All the members of the
| family were present. Their son j. II.
Wilson and family of Pinconning,
their daughter Mrs. Albert Orchard
and family of Ball, also their daughter
Mrs. H. Barnes and family of Shower.
Christmas programs at the various
churches were all satisfactory and de-
| lightful, to the children at any rate and
they are the ones mostly to be pleased
at this time of the year, although older
ones too are sure to have some of the
Christmas spirit, enough at least to
thoroughly enjoy the exercises of
Christmas eve at the churches.
Grant Holden was an ideal host at a
rabbit supper given at his home on
Monday evening to a small company
of his friends. The heaping platters of
rabbit, cooked to the kings taste, were
supplemented by many other delicacies
and to top off this meal delicious plum
pudding was served. The evening was
spent in most enjoyable manner.
Rev. Chas. Bragg received card
from Mrs. VIM. III. Mitchell of Leonard
dated December %, stating that her
husband was very low and not expect
ed to live many days. Rev. Mitchell is
pastor of the NJ. L. church and has
been very sick for several years. He
was former resident of Yale and his
many friends regret to learn this news.
W. |. Palmer, who has been connect
ed with the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York for the past
two years, has resigned to accept the
position of State Superintendent of
Agents with the Security Mutual of
New York. Mr.. Palmer is Yale
young man and the Expositor is pleas