The Yale expositor., 1915-02-11
Local and Otherwise.

Mrs. James A. Menzies was at Port
Huron Tuesday.
Ventry II. Hisey was home from
Wayne over Sunday.
Laugh with Mark Twain and your
wife will like you better,
Special meeting D. +. ). Wednesday
evening, Feb. 18th. Initiation.
Masonic ball in Central Hall We'd.
nesday evening, February oath.
Mrs. +. II. Beecher spent the week
end in Brown City and Marlette.
DR.. Yuill was making professional
calls last week Thursday and Friday at
Ann Arbor, Jackson and Saginaw.
Pat Heron who has been at Bay
City for the past few months, is home
again.
Margaret Duncanson, of Cass City
was guest at the Presbyterian manse
this week.
Mrs. hiram Brown visited her
daughter, Mrs Earl Loree at CrOswell
this week.
Twenty guests were entertained at a
6:30 dinner Tuesday evening by DR..
and Mrs. Y. a. Lacy,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cochrane enter
tanned sixteen ladies and gentlemen at
dinner Tuesday evening.
DR.. &. Arwid Wells of Brown City
was in Yale last Saturday to visit Mrs
Benz. Evans who is quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moore have been
at Marine City this week visiting their
daughter, Mrs. John Youngs.
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| Warner Pharmaceutical school at San
dusky, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. David Stoner and grand daugh.
ter, of Sandusky, visited Mrs. Thos.
Kerry and other Yale friends Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Letita Shaver, of Flint, who has
been visiting her son Chas. Shaver the
past four weeks returned to her home
Monday.
Hiel b. Buckeridge, editor of the
Sunday News published at Port Huron,
died at his home Saturday last after
long illness.
DR.. G. G. Stevens of Port Huron and
DR.. w. w. Stevens of Sarnia visited
their father and friends in Yale the lat
ter part of last week.
A large delegation of school teachers
from this city and vicinity attended the
institute at Port Huron last week
Thursday and Friday.
Rev. E. H. Bradfeld was at Detroit
the first of the week attending a meet.
ing of the Synod of Michigan, Presby-
terian Church of the L. ). A.
Don Vincent is at Sandusky attend
ing Warmers Pharmaceutical school.
Bryson Carroll of st. Clair is filing his
place in Herb Il. Hennessy's drug
store.
Alex Johnston has gone to Mt.
Pleasant with a crew of men to work
repairing the Michigan Telephone Cos.
lines blown down by the late severe
storm.
a sleigh load of Yale sports drove
over to Capac Wednesday and took in
the fox chase and other sports that
were held at that place. A lively time
is reported by all.
John G. Sweet writes us from San
dusky sending in a check to renew
subscription for another year. John is
secretary of the Producers Elevator
Company at Sandusky. We wish him
all kinds Of success.
a sleigh load party consisting of j.
+. Beavis and his Sunday school class
of young ladies and gentlemen sledded
out to the hospitable farm home of
Wallace Adams and wife Tuesday eve-
ming and enjoyed most delightful
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foster, of Peck,
were in Yale Friday last on their way
to Daytona, Florida, where they will re-
main for the rest of the winter. Mr..
Foster has been in very poor health for
the past year and the change will no
doubt do him much good.
Chas. b. Drake will speak in Mechan
ic street Church of Christ Sunday eve
ming, Feb. ID, at $50 standard time.
Subject, "Old Fashioned and New
Tangled Trouble and their Remedy"
Mr.. Drake is pleasing speaker and we
bespeak for him large attendance on
this occasion.
Friday last was most disagreeable
day. Rain causing slushy roads and
sidewalks made ii bad getting around.
Saturday drop in the temperature and
slight snow llurries saved our sleighing
and helped out conditions wonderfully.
1t is hoped the snow stays with us this
month and part of next.
About sixty friends from Yale and
Emmett surprised Mrs. Hiram French
at her home southwest of this CITY
Thursday evening, February 4th, the
occasion being her birthday. Dancing
was the pastime of the evening. Lunch
was served at the usual hour when all
departed for their respective homes
wishing Mrs. French many more such
happy birthdays.
Beavis 81 Hutchinson have Just clos
ed twenty day bargain sale of dry
goods, dress goods, shoes, etc, and are
much pleased with the large volume of |
business they did and the many salts.
fed customers who traded at this store |
during that time. On another page of |
the Expositor you will find the firms /
advertisement which contains good |
news for the purchasing public Read |
il and be benefited.
We received souvenir postal card
from Lowell Munroe on one side of |
which is showing quartette of alliga-
tors in pool of water singing sway |
down upon the Suwanee river" The |