The Yale expositor., 1914-12-31

for Christmas.
Don't forget to write it 1915 begin.
ming tomorrow.
Maggie Foster was home from Port
Huron last week.
Roy MOrsehead was home from De-
trOit for Christmas.
Geo. III. Stableford visited in Port
Huron over Sunday.
Russell VanCamp is home from Jer-
ONE for the holidays.
L. A. Ritter and family spent Xmas
with Marlette friends.
Mrs. Richard Williams has been OH
the sick list this week.
Chester Sly, wife and daughter were
at Marlette for Christmas.
+. Ii. LandrO of Flint spent Xmas
with his parents in this city.
Arthur Clyne visited Port Huron
friends the first of the week.
Rex Holden is visiting at Patrick
Grace's in Emmett this week.
Dennis MCNerney and wife visited
relatives near Avoca Christmas.
g. V. Andreae and wife were the
guests of Lambert Jones Xmas.
Edward Dinner of the Nj. A. c., East
Lansing, is home for the holidays.
Royce Menerey of Flint visited John
Menerey and family the past week.
G. s. Cochrane and wife were guests
of Brown City relatives Christmas.
Jack Tomlinson left for Mt. Clemens
Tuesday to take baths for rheumatism.
Ira Jones and family spent Xmas
with Brown City relatives and friends.
Fred Taylor, wife and daughter Lee
lone visited Vassar relatives Christmas
Roy Bricker was home from Marlette
Christmas and remained over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. &. Kuhn of Detroit
visited John Henry and family Christ
mas.
Hazel Paisley of Detroit visited her
father and Yale friends over Christ
mas.
Our merchants are preparing to take
inventory of their stocks after Janu-
airy |.
Nathaniel Harvie of Detroit visited
at the home Of Geo. Cough the past
week.
Eli King and wife, of Ontario, visited
Edward King and family the past
week.
Elton Hartman and wife of Detroit
visited at Henry. Steinburg's the past
week.
Ed. Hopkins and wife, of Battle Creek
spent Christmas with y ale relatives and
| friends.
John Phillips and wife of Croswell
were guests of Lee Hodgins and family
Christmas.
Walker Stevens, wife and child of
Sarnia visited Dr. Stevens and wife
Christmas.
Dave Reyes of Brown City spent a
couple of days last week in Yale visit
ing his old friends.
Chas. Bowles, attorney of Detroit,
was home on visit to his mother and
friends Christmas.
The Yale Wooden Mill has closed
down for week on account of a
| slackness in orders.
Glen Ballentine and family of Port
| Huron spent Christmas with relatives
and friends in Yale.
Snow storm Tuesday has improved
the sleighing very materially. 1t turn
ed to rain before night.
Clarence Drake of st. Clair visited
his parents over Sunday. Jean Drake
is also home Tor the holidays.
The newly elected officers of Brock
way Lodge, No. 316, f. Il A. NJ. were
installed into office last Friday eve.
nlng.
Pat Heron was operated on at a
hospital in Bay City recently and is re-
ported as getting along nicely although
slowly.
Word received from Detroit yester-
day announced the arrival of an eleven
pound boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Roy Moore The ExpositOr joins with
other ale friends in extending con.
CALCULATIONS.
Z. r. Mcbride, a relative of Hall
Kirkbride, has been in Croswell the
past few weeks and has been assisting
in A. b. Graham's jewelry department.
He expects to open up jewelry store
in Yale soon after the first of the year.
l-Croswell Jeffersonian.
A new 1S.inch belt and new record.
| ing volt III eter has been added to the
equipment at the power house. Com
missioner rainier ana superintendent
Green are keeping the plant up to a
high standard and giving the patrons
the best possible service.
Memo V. Montney, formerly in the
grocery business at Port Huron has ac.
copied travelling position with an
Ohio adjustment company with head
quarters at Toledo. His acceptance
takes date from January 1st, 1915, on
which date he leaves for his new post.
George l.. Beadle has bought the dry
cleaning business of VIM. TOmlinson
and will continue the work in the same
location, upstairs over John HuttOn's
hardware. John Smelling, an expert
dry cleaner will have charge. The best
possible service is guaranteed and work
left with him will be taken care Of
promptly.
w. +. Hammond has obtained fran.
chise from the village council to operate
his telephone lines in the village and
the question will be voted on at the
specia election Jan. 4th. His plan is
to incorporate under the name of the
| Almont Telephone Co. This will give