The Yale expositor., 1914-11-05
Local and Otherwise.


Croswell Sunday.
Ed Michaels of Inlay City was in
Yale the past week.
Maggie Foster was home from Port
Huron over Sunday.
Judge Tappan of Port Huron was in
Yale on business last Saturday.
Sunday November lst, was beauti
full autumn day fair and warm.
Mrs. l.. II, Howse of Brown City was
calling on Yale friends Friday last.
Mrs. g. Kelly went to Detroit today
to visit relatives and friends for time
Robt. Reid has been home the past
week on a visit to relatives and friends.
Ira +. Chase, county drain commits.
sioner of Port Huron was in Yale last
Friday
Mrs. w. j. Miller was at Flint last
week on a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Schlegelmlch.
Mrs. Helen Reid visited friends and
relatives in Port Huron and st. Clair
the past week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Taft on
saturday, Oct. 81, 1914, a Glib daughter.
Congratulations.
Mrs. Benz. Evans visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Williams, in
Sandusky last week.
Mrs. Celia ' alentine returned home
Friday from a visit to relatives at Brown
City and Inlay City.
Mildred Sweet gave halloween
party Thursday evening last. a Jol'
ly good time was had.
Earl Johnston went to Port Huron
the first of the week where he will
attend the business college.
j. +. Williams left on Tuesday eve
ming for the upper peninsula to spend
several weeks hunting deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coburn and Sam
uel Allison of Memphis were guests of
j. A. Menzies and family Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. l. Z. Bradfeld of
Harbor Beach have returned home
after a weeks visit at the Presbyterian
manse.
DIR. and Mrs. Alex Pollock were hosts
at turkey dinner last Thursday evening
with thirty guests. Cards were played
afterward.
Frank Landro and family moved
back to Yale last week and are now
occupying the Apsey house on West
Park Ave.
John Brady Of Emmett township
has the publishers thanks for bushel
of turnips and a number of heads OF
fine cabbage.
David LaFever and wife of Capac,
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. Ranch Of
Ii adley visited Mr., and Mrs. Dan Fer
gusOn Sunday.
New concrete and cement walks and
l.,,flN oN ha
house making a decided improvement
to the premises.
Halloween was not celebrated to any
great extent in Yale this year. Soap
ing the store windows was about all
the pranks played.
James Cogley and family have NOV
ed into the j. Ii. Stevens dwelling house
on Main street opposite Mr.. Cogley's
agricultural warerooms.
Bert Jardine visited Mrs. r.. ii. Me-
mercy and family at Ann Arbor last
Thursday and Friday, Mrs. Jardine
was over there at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Alyea have sold
out their ice cream and confectionery
business in Otisville and will lmOve back
to their farm in Lynn township.
Thos. Fox has purchased the S0-acre
farm of Sewell Ferguson located two
miles west of Peck. Tom now owns
farms on three of the four corners.
Elsie Hoffman visited Yale people at
M. A. &. Lansing last Saturday while
on her way home from the State
Teachers Association at Kalamazoo.
Mrs. j. l.. Hallead, who has been
here for a month, left Tuesday for
North Branch for visit after which
she will return to her home in Chicago.
Rev. Z. Ii. Bradfeld has been invited
to assist in the installation of Rev. Geo.
III. Gibson over the Presbyterian
church of Croswell Thursday evening.
Mrs. oseph Siseho who has been sick
for some time died at her home in the
township of Speaker Monday, Nov. 2.
Interment in Speaker cemetery on
Wednesday.
j. Bert Jardine, wife and son Jack,
will leave for Los Angeles, Calf, next
Monday to spend the winter months.
Fred Paxton will take Bert's chair in
Windsor's barber shop.
Yale Chapter .. +. 5. will give a
grand oldtime dancing party in Cen
trail Hall, Thursday evening, Nov. 10th.
Invitations will be issued later and
further particulars will be published
next week.
Henry Dinner, Charles Martin and
Tom Grimes, deerslayers from this
city, will leave for Tiber in Chippewa,
county to spend few weeks hunting.
Mat Jordran of McIyor will join them
at Pinconning.
Miss Donna Mclaughlin wishes to
announce that she will begin giving
lessons in elocution at her home on
Main street, Yale, Nov. 9th. Anyone
wishing to join the class will please call
or write for particulars and terms.
A seventeen. year.old boy who lives
on the Dallas Woodard farm was taken
sick Monday from ptomaine poisoning
caused by drinking liquor. DIR. Wight
was called and by hard work brought
the young lad through. The boy was
taken to Port Huron.
The n. Y. b. met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. n. B. Herbert Monday eve.
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