The Yale expositor., 1915-11-18
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SpO~( IO1 NotN'
= George Easton, of Croswell, called on
Yale friends last Saturday.
Fred } Chamberlain and Mr.. Keene.
of Jeddo, were in Yale Wednesday.
Read H. &. Martins adv. on under
wear in this issue OF the Exposition.
Mrs. John Richardson and son Clar-
ence are visiting relatives and friends
in Detroit this week.
Rev. +. ii. liradfeld and wife were at
Flint the first Of the week on church
business.
Mrs. Jesse Lett was at Riley last Sat.
urday attending the funeral of her
sister, Mrs Ballard.
Bert Kelley, Chas. Rounds and j. A.
Menzies will go to the st, Clair flats to-
morrow for few days duck hunt.
N. B. Percy of the Yale Garage in
forms us that he has installed Westing'
house Generator for recharging storage
batteries.
Chas. Trumble and wife, Hugh
McPhee and wife Of Brown City spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter smith, DR.. and
Mrs. b. Clyne and Mrs. ZavitZ drove to
Detroit the past week. They also Wis
tied at Pontiac and YpsilaDti.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Johnson and son
Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Hale, of San.
dusky, mOtored to Yale Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Charles
Craig
JAS Cogleys Sons have taken the
agency for Yale and vicinity for the
new bort automobile. On Saturday
last they sold their first one to Guy
Mulnyx.
J. II. Smith still has some choice ap-
Piles. There are only a few barrels
left, and if you want some of them
you had better call at the Yale Garage
at once as they are going fast
The ladies Of the NJ. f. church aid
society expect to give Yale people an
Opportunity soon to hear Rev. DR.. Rice
of Detroit, in one of his noted lectures
Subject and date to be published later.
The Delta Lambda Club dance in
Central Hall last Friday evening was
largely attended and an enjoyable time
had by all present. The net proceeds
will go towards buying new books for
the library.
James Cogley has purchased the Guy
Mulnyx house and lot in the north end
of the city and has wOrkmen engaged
repairing the house. He will move
in with his family as soon as the house
| is completed.
Fred T. Palmer now drives a Carna-
tion four.passenger touring car pur.
chased at Saginaw. Geo. Green and
| Fred went to Saginaw Monday and
drove the machine to Yale, reaching
here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. Z. Crooker, of Ontonogon is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. j. Harnden.
| They have not seen each other for
| fifty-one years Mrs. Il. g. Bissett, of
Sandusky, daughter of A. j. Harnden
is also here on visit.
Al Knisley returned the latter part
of last week from Vannettan Lake
where he spent couple of weeks
hunting. He reports the hunting good,
a jolly time and the rest OF the crew in
a happy mood when he left camp.
Chas. B. Weymouth has made a
number Of good sales in lumber recent
ly. His stock of all kinds of lumber
lath, shingles, ETC., is complete and
when you want bill of stuff be sure
and call at his yard north Of the p. NJ
depot and get prices.
Bruce Lothian was taken sick about
week ago and has been in critical
condition ever since. A trained nurse
has been in attendance and a specialist
from Ann Arbor was called. Little
encouragement is given as to Bruce's
recovery. His trouble seems to be OF
the kidneys and liver. At times he Is
delirious and suffers a great deal. His
many friends hope that he soon may
take turn for the better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor entertain.
ed the Entire Nous Club at their pleas
ant new home on Mechanic street Wed
nesday evening Of this week. A delic
ious six thirty lunch was served and
the balance OF the evening was spent al
500. Mrs. Y. A. Lacy won the hOnort
of the ladies and DR.. V. A. Lacy and j
A. Menzies were tie for the gentlemen'S
honors, the latter winning in the draw
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre will have
the club Dec. Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Andreae, Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Rub and Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Johnston entertained the mem
bers OF the N. Y. B. and guests at thu
home of the latter Wednesday evening
A delicious six thirty dinner was served
and the balance of the evening was
spent at playing 500. Mrs. Porter ii
Harris received lady's honors, being
compelled to draw with six othel
ladies. G. w. Allen, gentleman's favor
The evening was an enjoyable one.
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