The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-11-11
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L TUESDAY,
MI NOVEMBER 10th


John Windsor of Brown City was
Yale visitor Tuesday.
Georgia Besvis is attending a INNS
querade party at Peck this evening.
Ed Tubbs and family moved into the
n ora Brown house on Mary street this
week.
Ed. Andreae and family motOred to
Port Huron Sunday where they had
dinner.
Mrs. Grant Holden and family mo-
tored to Attention Sunday and visited
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Bradley, of Rose
burg, visited at James Shaw's Sunday
and Monday.
VIM. Il. Walsh and Chester V. Bene-
dict, attorneys of Port Huron were in
Y ale Tuesday.
ID. A. McKeith, cashier of the Citi-
zens Savings Bank of Brown City, was
in Yale Monday.
The first story of the bakery building
of Clarence Ovaitt is up and work is
progressing rapidly.
Mrs. II. Holmes, who has been ser
iously i'll at her home on Third street,
is some better this week.
j. M. Gleason and J. a. Muir attor-
neys, of Port Huron, were in Yale last
Tuesday on legal usiness.
l.. .. Giddings was called home last
Tuesday on account of the death of
his mother at Jerome, Mich.
V. A. Lacy and wife, Carrie and
Rada Rapley visited at the home of
George Hull at Fargo Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Grimes, who has spent the
summer months on her farm in Speak
er, has returned to Yale for the winter.
Special meeting o. +. ). OH Friday
evening, Nov. 10th. Initiation and re-
freshments. Alice M. Mckenzie, sec
rotary.
Jas. b. Brown and family have NOV.
ed to Yale and are occupying the Jas.
Fulton house in the north. west part of
the city.
No services were held i'm the Metho
dist Episcopal church last Sunday eve-
ming, Rev. Geach suffering from throat
trouble.
The November term of circuit court
in st. Clair county began Monday.
Several important criminal cases are
on the docket.
j. A. MenZies and family and Rada
Rapley motored to Armada Monday
afternoon and spent the evening with
relativeg and friends.
James l.. and Isabelle Brown spent
Sunday with relatives at Laurel. Their
| cousin, Lulu Chisholm returned with
them for few days visit.
Revival meetings under the auspices
Of the Mennonites re being held in the
Brick Chapel. They will continue
every evening during this month.
Mrs. l.. Roy Fuller is in attendance
at the State Sunday school convention
at Battle Creek this week, being del
egate from the Presbyterian school.
Will McPhee and wife and Watson
McPhee, of Detroit, motored to Yale
the latter part of last week and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Fletcher.
Some of the ladies of sacred Heart
parish will give a night-cap social at
the home of Mrs. Peters on Wednesday
evening next, Nov. "a. All cordially
invited. Please come early.
Keep in mind the grand ball to be
given by the Delta Lambda Club at
Central Hall tomorrow night, Nov. IL.
Ii the committee calls on you buy a
ticket or two.
Mrs. Joseph Yuill gave an excellent
report at the Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday, of
the Women's Missionary Synodical
convention held in Detroit recently.
II. i. Dinner received a letter from
Thos. Grimes stating that he and Frank
Williams moved into camp on Friday
last. Have seen lots of deer signs and
the outlook is good for filling their
tags.
The following young people from
Y ale attended the Michigan Cornell
game at Ann Arbor last saturday,
Roy Jones, Will Sayles, Walter An
dreae, 0lin Beavis, Rawley Hallman,
Georgia Beayis, Wayne Currier and
Fredda Holden.
An exchange remarks that the most
powerful king is working; the LATEST,
shir king; the leanest, thinking; the
most thirsty, drin king; the slyest, win
king; the best liked by all ladies, tai
king; the most humiliating, sinking,
the most necessary, baking, the most
lovely, sparkling; the most optical, loo
king; the most vibrating, shaking; and
the most despised, snea-king.
POULTRY WANTED.