The Yale expositor., 1915-12-23
Local and Otherwise.

INA YOU know tnaL 1910 Is reap year
Richard Bradfeld is i'll with humps
One more shopping day before Christ
mas.
Mrs. G. F. Curtis was in Port Huron
on Monday.
j. |. Rosenthal was at Detroit sun
day and Monday.
Nell Beard is home from her school
at Hancock, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Herbert spent
last Sunday in Detroit.
Edward dinner is home from the
M. A. G. for Christmas.
James McColl and daughter Elizabeth
spent Monday in Detroit.
Mrs. Wallace Adams has been on
the sick list the past week.
VIM. Wilkie, of Brown City, was in
Yale Tuesday on business.
Miss Greenwald and Miss Wood were
at Port Huron Saturday last
Burnell and Norma Wight are home
from the u. of NJ. at Ann Arbor
Louis Fabrique and family will visit
in Tecumseh during the holidays.
Did YOU remember the Expositor as
Christmas gift for some friend?
Mrs j. w. Harrington and daughter
Irene were in Port Huron Tuesday.
Mia Holden left Monday morning
to spend the winter in London, Ont.
The barber shops of Yale will close
all day Christmas also New Years day.
Mrs. j. A. Menzies and daughter
Marjorie were at Port Huron Monday.
La grippe is very prevalent and the
doctors are kept mighty busy these
days.
Mrs. Henderson, OF Howell, is the
guest of her son Fern and family this
week.
viii and Albert Menerey of Detroit
will be Christmas guests of Mrs. Il. HI.
Menerey.
Winslow Montney, of Algonac, is
visiting his grandparents over the
holidays.
The only advertised letter at the y ale
postotfice this week is addressed to AL
bert Reader.
A large list of pupils have been out
of school the past week sick with grippe
and bad colds.
Elizabeth McColl is home from col
lege at Tarrytown, n. Y, to spend her
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Helen Reid expects to have a
family reunion with all her children
for the Christmas holiday.
Wellington Newell and family are
here from Detroit spending Christmas
with relatives and friends.
Ii. 4. Beard has been laid up at his
home this week with the grippe. He
is some better at this writing.
Harold, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wark, has been suffering from slight
attack of appendicitis the past week.
Mike Salarno left for New York last
Friday night to meet his wife and child.
rem at Ellis Island. He will bring them
to Yale.
A. V. Parmlee and wife and n. b.
Herbert and family will spend Christ.
mas day with Judge Tappan and fam
lily in Port Huron.
Special meeting q. l.. ). OH Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18th. Initiation, refresh
ments and program. Alice M. Nc
KenZie, secretary.
Jas. L. Ryan, of the u. of NJ, Ann
ArbOr, was in Yale Friday night and
attended the Senior play. He retained
Sunday to the University city.
Notice the pink label ON your news.
paper this week Also look at it close
ly and see ii you are in arrears. We
are greatly in need of money and
would thank you to help us out.
The small pupils of the Presbyterian
Sunday school will present the cantata,
"Santa's Reception" on Friday evening
at the church, beginning at 800 o'clock.
There will also be a program aud a tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Wilson expect To
spend Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs. Orchard, at the Ball neighborhood
but will be back for the Sunday even.
ing service. Hiram Mcconnell will
have charge of the morning service.
James II. Martin will sell by public
auction block of timber on his farm
one mile east and three miles north of
Yale, Tuesday, Dec. %, beginning at
one o'clock p. m. Usual terms. G. w.
Bell, auctioneer. Notice his adv. in
another column.
N. b. Percy went to Saginaw last
Thursday night returning Friday after
noon in new Model IS Overland car
which may be seen in the show room
of the Yale Garage. This style of car
looks well and sells for $6l5. Drop in
and look it over. Mr.. Percy will be
pleased TO show you its good points.
There will be a grand ball given un-
der the auspices of the Cleaners at the
Cleaner hall, Old Brockway, on Thurs.
day evening, Dec. 30, to which the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. Music
bv Frances Atkinson 3-piece orchestra
of Port Huron. Bill, 81; refreshments
extra. A new hardwood floor will be
laid in the hall
BY this time all the Christmas gifts
will be bought'a and safely tucked away
or snugly wrapped and on the journey
to dear ones. Probably few belated
shoppers are hurriedly rushing around
for one last gift for the nearly forgot
ten friend or acquaintance, and vowing
to get the early shopping habit next
year. Christmas is here.
Glenn Daykin, our new merchant i'm
the Masonic block, has added a fine
assortment of general merchandise and
has made many changes to the interior
of the store The show svvindow 10 fll