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

Port Huron Monday.
4 Andrew j. Laidlaw of Melvin was
in Yale Wednesday
Mrs. V. A. Lacy will spend the latter
part of the week in Detroit
Fred ). Locke and family were up
from Detroit over Sunday.
Alta Todd went to Utica this week
to work in millinery store.
Isobel Menerey has just recovered
from an attack of tonsilitis.
f. f. Fead was in Detroit the latter
part of last week on business.
Carrie Clark is spending few days
this week with relatives in Flint.
Court Officer Hugh Rose of Port
Huron was in Yale and Lynn Tuesday
Peter e. Fox and wife of Peck Wis
tied friends and relatives here Sunday.
Meta Mcdonald of Brown City Wis
tied Yale friends the latter part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans of st.
Paul visited Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Evans
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Fox will give a
smoker at their Kennefick street home,
March 18th.
Leslie Silverthorn, Will Silverthorn
and Bert Travis were at Port Huron
Wednesday.
Rev. Bidlecolm left Wednesday morn
ing for Caro- where he will hold three
day meeting.
Mrs r. II. Menerey and daughter
Isobel went to Deckerville Wednesday
on few days visit.
Inhn IU;ndeor nf IlrAuy, C;tv
| Tuesday in Yale on visit to his
brother and friends.
Martha Carless went to Flint Mon
dav where she has aposition as trimmer
in millinery store.
Susan Evans of New York City is
spending a month with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Benz. Evans.
Lewis Hathaway, who has been at
Armada for the past year, is back on
his farm in Lynn township.
Mrs. Elmira Jefferies and Mrs. Anna
Jefferies of Brown City visited Amos
Sischo and wife Wednesday.
Mrs. Belknap and son Bernard of
Detroit were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Harrington over Sunday.
John f. Umphrey of Bay City was in
Yale this week taking orders for monu-
ments, markers and headstones.
Mrs. Raymond Knapp and little child
of Detroit are visiting relatives and
| friends in Yale and vicinity this week.
Mrs. Jas. Morgan and Violet Phillips
attended the funeral of the formers
brother, Alanson Finch, in Armada,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MenZies and sons
Morris and Marwood, of Amherstburg,
Ont, spent Sunday the guests of J. A.
MenZies and family.
Grant Holden and family drove to
Attention Sunday where they attended
the funeral of Mrs. Sexton Grimes who
died Thursday night last.
Lemuel McWatters has sold his
dwelling house TO Thos. j. Rapley.
Mr.. McWatters and family expect to
move to Sarnia in the near future
| A cement floor is being laid in the
basement of the Sacred Heart church
| building this week. Father Cullinane
is planning on making other improve
ments this spring.
| James Livingston, during the present
| fine weather, takes walks out on the
streets each day. On account of his
extreme weakness he does not regain
strength very fast.
r. Bruce Lothian, George Mcintyre
and James Shaw went to Detroit Mon
day morning to attend the dedication
of the Masonic Temple recently erected
by Palestine Lodge, +. 81. A. NJ.
The report being circulated regarding
Il. j. Minnie of the Central Market
having sold out his business is false
av,1v Nv~,rN r.. Inv 10 inf orr no
us that he has large and increasing
trade and is doing well, therefore has
no reason for selling out.
The special services held in the NJ.
p. church closed last Sunday night.
Twelve united with the church. Rev.
Clinton Bidlecolm of Lansing who
assisted in the meetings is certainly a
thorough Bible teacher and all who
heard them felt that they should be
more faithful to the church.
The N. Y. Il. club was entertained
on Tuesday evening at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Aaron Windsor, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fead assisting. First
prizes were taken by Mrs. N. b. Her
bert and j. i. Rosenthal and coDsola-
tions by Mrs. Porter Harris and G. w.
Allen. A dainty lunch was served at
the close of cards.
Mrs. Campbell had fainting spell
Sunday at the home of her son Win IN
Lynn township and falling broke the
bone in her hip. DR.. Wight was called
and set the fracture. Mrs. Campbell
is 70 years of age and will altogether
likely be laid up for long time. Her
sons Hugh and John came up Monday
evening from Detroit.
Roy Merrill has sold his blacksmith
business to Mr.. Armstrong, of Detroit.
He also sold him the east part of the
lot where he lives and will move his
barn on the land and make it into a
blacksmith shop, as his father intends
tearing down the buildings where the
present shop now stands and building
two.fat dwelling.-Almont Herald.
Alex Adams, who has been assisting
In the First National Bank in this city
for the past two years, has accepted a
position in the First National Exchange
Bank at Port Huron and began work
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