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


Flint as milliner has returned home.
H. +. Fead and family spent Christ
mas with Sarnia, Ont, relatives ana
friends.
Clarica Goheen, of Detroit, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Goheen,
Christmas.
Russell NanCamp, who is teaching at
Monroe. is home for Christmas and
New Years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lothian and daughter
spent Christmas with Mrs. w. {. Brown
at Richmond.
Charley Menerey, who is employed in
one of the factories at Flint, was home
for Christmas.
Mrs. Mary Baxter has been at Flint
the past week on visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wiley.
Jason Clark, of Saginaw, was here on
visit to his parents and friends the
first of the week.
A child's kid glove found on the road
east of Yale is at the ExpositOr office
awaiting an owner.
VIM. Roy and daughter Phebe are
visiting relatives and friends in Mt.
Clemens and Detroit.
Alex Adams, of Port Huron, spent
Chrictmas and over Sunday with his
| parents south of Yale.
Mrs. +. q. Putney, who has been suf
| fering with bronchitis the past two
weeks, is much better.
Mrs. II. b. Lothian and children have
been visiting relatives and friends in
Detroit the past week.
+ W. Mercer and wife autoed to
Flint last Friday and spent Christmas
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ). Parks spent part
of the past week with DR.. G.. &. Stevens
and family in Port Huron.
Percy Hallead, of Six Lakes, has
been here the past week visiting his
parents and young friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Brown were at
Croswell Christmas on visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Earl Loree.
Roy Moore and wife, of Detroit, were
here Christmas and Sunday Oh visit
to their parents and friends.
William Mcmahon, of Capac, spent
Christmas day with his friends and
relatives in and around Yale.
John Mathews jr. was over from
| Flint visiting his parents and other
relatives and friends Christmas.
Ellory Hartman and. wife, Tom and
Birdie Magner, of Detroit, spent Xmas
among Y ale and Brockway friends.
Herb Eshleman and family, of Flint
spent Christmas with Mrs. Eva j.
Black and other relatives and friends.
John G. Sweet, manager of the San
/ "A ~ No fase 10 k.aw
and many friends here the past week.
Harry Campbell is home from the
M. A. &. at East Lansing spending the
Christmas holidays with his parents
east of Yale
l.. j. MenZies and Chas. Budgen of
the MenZies Shoe Co., Detroit, spent
Christmas and over Sunday with j. A.
MenZies and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Thomas received a
Christmas present Friday evening, Dec.
"a, when the stOrk left fine baby boy
at their home. Congratulations are
being offered by their many friends.
Robert Passmore and family have
been i'm rather Strengthened circumstan-
ces this winter. Justin A. Cavanagh
solicited aid for them last week and a
nice sum of money was donated by
Yale business men and citizens and
presented to the family last Friday as
a Christmas gift.
The song service given at theA M. f..
church Sunday evening was enjoyed
by large congregation, the Presby-
terians uniting with the Methodists in
appreciative listening. The anthems,
solos and others were admirably rem
dered. Mrs. j. +. Staley, the leader
and organist, is an excellent director.
The Sanilac County Medical Society
met at the Mcdonald House last Sat.
urday afternoon. The principal feature
of the meeting was the election of off.
GERS for the coming year. DIR. McColl
of Croswell was elected president; DR..
j. g. Webster, of Peck, vice. president;
DIR. j. w. Scott, of Sandusky, secretary;
DIR. j. Frasier, of Lexington, was select.
ed as the society's delegate to attend
the state Medical Society convention
in Houghton next August.-Sanilac
County Farmer.
Ed and Dolph Andreae have pur.
chased the interests of DIR. Wight, Geo.
| Mcintyre and j. A. MenZies i'm Cedar
wood Beach on the shores of Lake
Huron sixteen miles east of Yale and
are now sole owners of that popular
resort. This property contains about
twenty acres of land, with lots of shade
and as fine beach as can be found
along Lake Huron's shores. 1t is a
most beautiful spot on which to build
summer cottages. In the neighbor-
hood of sixteen lots have already been
sold to individuals OF Yale, Port Huron
and Detroit. There are many desirable
lots yet to be sold and the new owners
will put forth an extra effort TO sell
them all. -Four fine cottages are now
owned by George Mcintyre, Guy f.
Beard, Ed and Dolph Andreae and
others will be erected in the near fu-
lture.