The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-12-30

Arthur V. Parmlee is home for two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs G. :. Cochrane are at
AlmOnt this week
Verna Hallman is assisting i'm the
telephone exchange.
James Sweet, OF Sarnia, has been
home for a few days.
Ed and Alex Johnston were home
for Christmas holidays.
Don Vincent, of Pigeon, visited his
| friends here the past week.
Fred II. Palmer aud son Fred were
at Port Huron Wednesday.
Il. ID. Nchol. OF StrathrOy, Ont, is
here today calling on friends.
Arlene Mckay, of Brown City, visit
ed Y ale young friends this week
Andrew DePeel, OF Detroit was in
Yale the latter part of last week.
Pat Heron, of Coleman, is here this
week visiting relatives and friends.
Robert Lewis aud wife spent Xmas
at the home OF their son in Almont.
Margaret WOrdeI, of Marine City, is
spending the holidays with her mother.
| Thomas McAllen and brother, OF
Detroit spent Xmas 1T their home here.
| Mrs Charles Craig is visiting friends
in CarsOnyille and harbor Beach this
week
| Dorothy and George phster of De.
trOit, are guests this week OF Helen
| Harrington.
Mrs. McPhee, of Cass City, has been
the guest OF Hugh llOdgins ana family
the past week.
The fore part of this week the mer
curry of the THERMOMETERS lowered around
the zero mark.
JAS. IL. Martin and Chas. +. Martin
attended the funeral of Andrew Gray
at Croswell Monday.
Hutton's Yale Orchestra is engaged
to furnish the music for dance at
Melvin Friday night.
Mrs. j. Is. Draper and two daughters
OF Detroit, are i'm Yale on visit TO
relatives and friends.
Mrs. ID. Stoner and daughter, of San
dusky, were here on visit to friends
the first of the week.
David Il. Brown and wife, OF Deck
erville, will visit relatives and friends
here over New Years.
James Sweets family drove to Mem.
phis Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Sweets father.
Ii. A. Williams is the new man at
the depot in place Of Art Dennis, who
was transferred to Avoca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Keough and two
children of Port Huron spent Christmas
at the home of VIM. Secord
Bert Holden, wife and daughter
| n Of urif Ar
Mrs. j. G. Holden at Owosso.
Hugh Hodgins and G. +. Richards,
with their families, were at Will
Hodgins' west of Yale for Xmas.
Maurice Merrill and Russell Newsted
of Detroit attended the Junior Hop at
Central Hall Wednesday evening.
ID. G. Finlayson and daughter, Mrs.
w. &. Ernest were at Capac Tuesday
attending the funeral of relative.
Those who seem to know report that
wedding bells will ring around Yale in
the near future. Can you guess who's
who?
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Richards and son
Erwin have been at Columbiaville this
week attending the funeral of a
nephew.
Chester Umphrey and wife of the
upper peninsula spent few days the
past week with the formers p'rents,
west of this city.
Nike Salarno returned from Ellis
Island Wednesday accompanied by his
: family, who recently reached this
country from Italy.
ThOs. Kerney, teacher in the Har-
J sens Island school, has been quite sick
no 10 fof
left for there last Friday.
. Leonhard Teal and Ken Leonhard of
Peck, and Martha Townsend, Merle
and Airline Mckay of Brown City,
r were guests at the j. Hop.
Elizabeth Grenzeback, of TavistOck,
) Ont, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heinmiller, of
, Fargo, and Samuel Heinmiller, of Bay
, City, were Xmas guests of A. ii. Pratt
and family.
: The union watch night service will
be held in the Mechanic street Church
of Christ Friday evening at $3.50 stan
dard time. A light lunch will be en-
joyed before the regular service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb l.. Smith of Sagi.
; nav, Fred Paxton and bride of Detroit
, and George Paxton were Christmas
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John Paxton,
at their farm south and east Of Yale
The Lexington Band will hold a
New Years Jubilee at the opera house
|, Lexington, on Friday evening, Dec.
: 3lst. The jubilee will consist of a con
cert. following which will be given a
, dancing party and supper.
The following guests spent Christmas
with II. L. Martin in Yale:-W. j.
! Martin and family, Archie and Harvey
Martin, of Croswell, John King. of
Lexington, Helen Hawks, Of Buel, and
Geo. McLelland of Detroit.
No. 1858 was the ticket that drew
the silk plush automobile robe given
away by j. l. Rosenthal at his clothing
store Christmas eve. The person hold
ing this number is requested to call
and present the ticket and get the robe,
Many of our delinquent subscribers
noticed the pink label on their ExpOsi.
tor last week and came in and squared
up. There are others we expect to
drop in any day. We would not make
this urgent request If we did not need
the money.