The Yale expositor., 1914-10-15
Local and Otherwise.

ime to make things snug for win
ter.
Elston Huffman was in Port Huron
Monday.
DIR. Campbell, of Avoca, was in Yale
Monday.
Mrs. Ed Eilber was at Port Huron
Saturday.
Will j. Ryan, of Bad Axe, was in
Yale Saturday.
Steve Windsor of Port Huron was in
Yale Friday last.
Clarissa Goheen was home from De
troit over Sunday.
Monday, October IL, was Thanksgiv-
ing day in Canada.
g.. ). Brown was at Melvin between
trains Monday evening.
A slight rain Saturday last did con-
siderable good to the land.
+. w. Andreae was at Boston, Mass,
the past week on business.
Il. b. Bricker and wife spent Sunday
with their son Ira in Bay City.
Miss Richie teacher in our schools
was at Brown City Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Orchard of Ball
visited at j. N. Wilson's Saturday.
Leslie Stirling, of Croswell, visited
his parents and friends Friday last.
John Holden and daughter Fredda
were at Port Huron and Sarnia Mon
day.
Memo Montney of Port Huron visit.
ed his grandparents in Yale the past
week.
Meta Mcdonald of Brown City visit
ed Yale relatives and friends over
sunday.
Miss Hopkins principal of the high
school VISITED Detroit friends over
Sunday.
The bean crop is practically all har-
vested and the farmers are assured of
fairly good crop.
The dance Friday evening in Central
hall was pleasant affair, about forty
couples attending.
Miss Buck teacher in history and
English in our public schools spent
Sunday at Trenton.
Mrs. &. A. Spencer is now occupying
Fred Tavlor's house on Mechanic street.
having moved Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Loney, of Ever
green, visited Mrs. Sarah Holden and
daughter Emma Sunday.
The weather of the past week has
been rainy and the temperature turned
to colder. More like fall.
Joe Ludington has the thanks of
the publisher of the Expositor for a
bushel of fine snow apples.
Russell Nichol, of Strathroy, Ont,
was calling on his young friends in
Yale the first Of the week.
Lou Etchells and Dick Windsor with
their wives autoed to Port Huron Mon
day, returning in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Holmes of
Detroit spent a couple of days the lat
ter part of last week y ale among relat-
ives and friends.
Rev. w. Olmstead, of Chicago, will
preach in the Free Methodist church
Friday evening at 1880. All cordially
invited to attend
X. G. Holden, Il. NJ. Hallead and Sam
Ingram went to Port Huron Monday
where they will build a five-family flat
for George Yokum.
Mrs. n. ]. Drouyor is in Grand Rap
ids this week attending .. +. ). grand
chapter instead of week before last as
the Exposition stated.
Rev. J. w. Saxbee of Genesee, for
mer pastor Of the NJ. =. church in this
city, and wife were in Yale the first or
the week calling on friends.
A neat monument was just recently
placed on the Hunter lot in Elmwood
cemetery in memory of the late DIR.
Hunter and daughter Pearl.
- af
Silverthorn thoroughbred q. L. Z.
hog which he will keep for service at
his farm 81 miles east of Melvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Middleton, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Thompson and Mrs. Leo
MehaTg autoed to Dan Middleton's in
Greenwood Friday last and spent the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McPhee drove up
from Detroit on Friday, bringing Jen-
ME Fletcher, who was visiting with
them the past two weeks, home. They
returned on Sunday.
The board ofEsupervisors began its
October session Wednesday OF this
week. Supervisors Herbert of Yale,
Vincent OF Greenwood, Cavanagh of
Brockway and Shut of Lynn are in at
tendance
Nine ALA Ripley of Owosso has been
chosen to head the great American or
ganiZation, which is going to make
American fashions supreme in the
world. This means the end of Paris
ian dictation.
A fine rain Friday night and Satur-
dav nicely laid the dust and otherwise
did much good. Sunday the air was
fresh and beautiful but the roads were
scarcely smooth enough for comforta'
bic automobiling.
In a recent letter to Mrs. Richard
Houghton. Mrs. Hunter says that after
arriving in Toronto she was quite
poorly for some time bat that now she
is regaining her health and getting
settled in her new home.
Mrs. stephen Barr brought to the
ExpositOr Office Tuesday morning a
few punches of raspberries of the blue
variety picked from bushes in her gar
den. She informed us that the bushes
have been bearing all summer.