The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1914-01-08

Lots of snow and splendid sleighIng.
The jingle of the sleigh bells sounds
good.
J. S. Morgan of Flint was in Yale
last week.
School opened on Monday after two
weeks holidays.
Margaret Swartz visited relatives at
Brown City New Years.
Lizzie Shaw spent her New Year
holidays with friends in Peck.
Mary Clark and Elizabeth Lothian
went to Detroit today on a visit to
friends.
w. f. Rub, Fred Palmer and their
families visited Ed Palmer and family
New Years day.
Ross Anderson was home from
Detroit last Wednesday attending his
sisters wedding.
Len McWatters who is working at
his trade in Sarnia visited with his
family over Sunday.
O.E.S. regular meeting in Masonic
hall, Yale, next Wednesday evening,
Jan. Ia. Alice Mckenzie, sec'y.
Ruth MenZies went to Alma Monday
morning where she will enter college
and take years course in music.
Il. II. Parkinson is slowly gaining in
health and it is hoped he may recover
and get around with his friends again.
Don Vincents parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent of Lum, were guests the first
of the week at the home of Frank
Kerr.
All of Yales college youths and
maidens left Monday morning for
their several schools to take up studies
again.
Phillip Cellar, who has been laid up
for several weeks with broken leg,
was in Yale Saturday. We are glad to
see him out again.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge, No. 3l6, +. Il A. M. tonight,
Thursday, Jan. Sth. All members and
visiting Nasons urged to come out.
William Miller purchased a thorough
bred registered Durham bull, eight
months old, of John Balhoff, of Elk,
last week. The price paid was $50
a dance was INDUCED in Thursday
night in Central hall by many Yale
young people and those home from
college. Hutton's orchestra furnished
the music.
Frank Middleton, proprietor of the
Avoca house, Avoca, has lost his Ii.
cense. This is the first case in st.
Clair county under the new Warner
Cramton law.
L. r. Beecher celebrated his 10th
birthday Saturday last. For the past
week he has been confined to his home
with rheumatism but managed to get
down town Saturday.
Mrs. Len McWaters received a mess.
age last Thursday stating that her
mother was very i'll at her home near
Inlay City. Mrs. McWaters and
daughter drove over in the afternoon
Elsie Huffman as bridesmaid attend
ed the wedding of Lucille Hoffman and
Grant A. Gordiner at Brown City last
week. Rev. j. w. Saxbee, of Genessee,
formerly M. Z. pastor in Yale, ofrciated.
Misses Vera and Donna Mclaughlin
were hostesses to large party of young
people on Friday evening last. A
specially good time was enjoyed which
was climaxed with delicious chicken
supper.
Irene and Helen Harrington enter
tanned twenty young folks at their
home on New Years eve. Cards were
| played, dainty lunch was served and
all stayed to watch for the New Year.
The evening was a pleasant one.
Postmaster +. Ii. Drake has thirty
day leave of absence and left Monday
morning for Detroit where his brother
Charley will join him and the two will
go to Florida. Mrs. Drake accom-
panied Harvc to Detroit and will spend
several weeks with friends.
A merry lot of young people were
entertained at the home Harve Hydorn
on New Years eve, by Van Hydorn
and Leona Holcomb. Games appro.
pirate to the occasion were played, a
| fine lunch was served and then all
walked home with the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Andreae enter
tanned the following relatives during
the holidays:-Mr. and Mrs. j. Nj.
Graham, Miss Margaret Graham of
Fort Rose, Ont, Mr.. and Mrs Dougal
Mckenzie and two children of Sarnia,
Urguhart Mckenzie of Winnipeg.
The annual meeting of the Fremont
Farmers Telephone Company will be
held in the Buel town hall on Saturday,
Jan. 10. 1t is very probable that it will
Lnen De determined just what methods
will be used to dispose of the company,
as it was voted some time ago to sell
out the plant.
The stage team belonging to Pearl
Dorland, whose route is between Yale
and Peck, ran away through the streets
of Peck one day last week, demolishing
the rig and throwing out Mr.. Dorland,
whose injuries were not severe. The
team must have become frightened at
Handy Bros. railroad.
The eighth annual exhibition of the
International Fanciers' Association
will be held in Port Huron, January
2l-24. A complete premium list has
been issued and sent out. The officers
look for the best exhibition this year
ever held. Ii you have any prize birds
be sure and show them at this time.
School opened on Monday. after the