The Yale expositor., 1915-01-21
Local and Otherwise.
Splendid sleighing again.

sam Philips ana cnlldren are In
Detroit on visit to relatives.
Grant Holden is in Detroit this week
attending the automobile show.
Elda Adams and Grace Mason were
in Detroit few days this week.
Lew Etchels has been in Detroit this
week attending the automobile show.
A. w. McNinch and Lee Dingman of
Sandusky were in Yale the past week.
Mrs. M. NJ. Bowles and Mrs. Thos.
Boucher were in Port Huron Tuesday.
II. II. Parkinson is getting along
nicely, being able to drive down town.
Will Yuill of Lansing has been here
this week on visit to his father and
friends.
Couldn't have more beautiful winter
weather than what we are enjoying al
present.
Mrs. Rufus Remington's friends will
be pleased to learn that she is improv
ing nicely.
A dance will be given in Central hall
tonight. Music by Mckanlass two.
piece orchestra.
+. f. Fead is laid up at his home,
dOctoring sore leg injured by a pile OF
wood falling onto it.
Jacob Vanclief has sold land in
Brockway township to j Ohm Mckinney,
consideration $500.
Mrs NJ. j. Harris of Port Huron has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Porter H..
Harris the past week.
T. j. Minnie leaves this Thursday
evening for two weeks trip to Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
Will Gardner, of Flint has beeh as.
listing his father in the woodworking
shop part of this week.
Marie McNulty entertained a party
of fourteen young people Wednesday
evening. A fine time was enjoyed.
j. A. Menzies and j. f. Crysler were
in Port Huron Tuesday attending the
annual meeting of the Thumb Racing
! Circuit.
A rain storm Saturday night, which
found itself frozen up by sunday
morning and the church goers walked
in slippery places.
j. 1. Rosenthal went to Detroit Tues
day on business and also TO see the
display Of automobiles now on ex-
hibition in that city,
A sloighload of eighteen young mar
ried people expect to drive to Avoca
this evening to be entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. V. Andreae.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Oatman, who had
been spending the past month in Detroit
with their son Edward and other rela-
tives, returned home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burns and
little daughter of Croswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Burns and son Moses of Chi
cago, are guests this week at the Nc
Nulty home.
This year began on Friday and will
end on Friday and every weekly news.
paper that carries Friday as the publ
cation day will have % weeks in 1915.
Some year, Ell?
Buggies and wagons were in use dur
ing the past week on account of the
poor condition of the sleighing. A
heavy snow storm Monday night has
creased up the roads in good shape.
Alfred Cunning, of Melvin, is in
Yale today on business. Three years
ago he embarked in the grocery bust
ness at that hustling little town on the
north west of us and has met with sue.
cess.
The West Brockway Ladies' Aid
Society met with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cheesman Jan. Is. A bountiful din
der was served to IS people 1t was
the largest attendance they ever had.
Proceeds $11.55.
The court house of Sanilac county at
Sandusky was Quilted by fire on Monday
of this week. Loss $4,000; insurance
S21 600. All of the valuable records were
saved except three recently issued
marriage licenses.
1t is reported that the banks of De-
troit and other cities are now discount.
ing all Canadian money one per cent,
owing to the fact that Canada belongs
to country now evolved In the pres
ent European war.
The l.. b. 5. of Sacred Heart church
is having an all-day meeting today,
Thursday, at the home of the retiring
president, Mrs. Thos. Johnston. a
big chicken dinner is being served and
fine time enjoyed.
Wellington Newell left Yale Monday
night on trip that will occupy eight
or ten weeks in which time he will Wis
it New Orleans, San Diego, Los Angeles
and Centralia He will also visit the
exposition while away.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold public reception on Friday
evening this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James McColl for all attend.
ants of the church and friends. An ex-
cellent Scotch program will be rendered
and general good time is expected.
J. +. Crysler attended the doings at
Mike Shae's at Mayville Monday. A
base ball game, fox chase and other a.
musements occupied the day. A boun.
tiful dinner and supper satisfied the
inner man. People from nearly every
section of the state were present and
splendid good time was enjoyed.
The Wayne Weekly, published at
Wayne, Mich, a four-page paper filled
with live local. county, state and foreign
news matter, also a liberal supply OF
advertising, is among our latest ex-
changes. Ventry II. Hsey, one of
Yale's promising young journalists, is
one of the editors and publishers.
Here's hoping the paper may reach a