The Yale expositor., 1915-10-07

DR.. and Mrs. n. Il. Campbell OF
Avoca were in Yale Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs Chas. Rounds went to her moth
ton, Ont, Wednesday to visit Benning
er and friends.
Mrs. James Fulton entertained
number of ladies at her home east of
Yale on Wednesday.
James Keyes is confined to his home
on account Of sickness. He has felt
some better this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Dudley started
for their home at Black Duck, Mimi,
on Wednesday evening.
A son was born on Saturday morn
ing, Oct. 2, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rap
ley. Hearty congratulations are Of
| fered.
j. |. Rosenthal, Mr. and Mrs. G. 5.
COehrane attended a Christian Science
lecture in Port Huron on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. n. Harvie of Detroit was in
Yale this week attending the wedding
of her sister, Nellie Cough and Eden
Bricker.
Report comes from Capac that
hobo in stealing ride on freight
fell from the train and was run oyer
and killed.
Mrs. Henry DOelle died at Pontiac
on Tuesday night at 1900 o'clock and
her body will be brought to Yale to.
night for burial
Judge T.. +. Law, of Port Huron,
was in Yale Tuesday on visit to his
mother and sister He also called on
many of his friends in the city.
A speaker from the Laymen's mis-
sionary movement of the II. ). and
Canada gave very interesting address
Sunday afternoon in the Presbyterian
church.
The social gathering of the members
and adherents of the M. f.. church at
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Staley's Tuesday
evening was a very pleasant and enjoy
able affair
Jim Newell left Saturday morning
for Detroit to spend the weekend, af-
forwards going on to Ann Arbor to
school. Jim is taking the civil engin
eering course.
t. III. Parkinson, Joshua Robins,
Mrs. +. j. Chamberlain, Mrs. III. A.
Sawyer and Levi Block who are among
the sick ones do not show any improve
ment In health.
Grant Holden, George Mcintyre,
Fern Henderson,, John and King HOl-
den motored to Port Huron this after
noon to visit Will Holden who is very
sick with stomach trouble.
Richard Williams has been enter
tanning George Lynn of Indianapolis,
Ind, at his farm home northwest of
this city. Both gentlemen went to
Port Huron Monday for the day.
Tom Fox has rented his farm in Elk
township for one year and will put in
his time for that period at remodeling
and repainting the buildings on the
place, also making other improvements.
II. j. Dagg is all smiles this week on
account of twin girls being born at his
home on Tuesday, October 5. Dick is
well known here and has many friends,
all of whom offer heartiest congratu-
lations.
The Princess Theatre has been giving
its patrons some of the latest and most |
up-to-date pictures and the attendance |
has been increasing. Attend next Sat
urday night and see if you will not en-
JOY the entertainment.
Eight of the young friends of Miss
Nellie Cough gave her miscellaneous |
shower on Friday evening last. 1t was |
complete surprise to her and the ar |
ticles given will be very useful in keep |
ing house. All enjoyed pleasant |
evening.
Rev. G. Il. Allen, superintendent of |
the Detroit East District, will be at |
the Nj. +. church Monday evening at |
1880 and will preside at the first quar-
terly conference of the year. Every |
member and all interested in the church |
requested to be present.
The first quarterly meeting in the
Free Methodist church for this con.
ference year will commence Friday |
evening and continue over the Sabbath. |
We expect Rev. IL. Voorhees,, from
Pontiac to ofliciate. Let there be a
general turnout. j. n. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fletcher of Rose
burg, have the sympathy of their many
friends in the loss of one of their twin
babies which died Monday, Oct. 4th.
The funeral was held from the home
on Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Wal
dren Coach, officiating. Interment in
Elmwood cemetery.
VIM. Ii. Learmont, cashier of the
Yale State Bank, is at Posen this " eek
Incorporating the bank OF that town
into state institution. The Posen
Bank has conducted prosperous bust
ness since it was established, several
years ago. Mr. Learmont and others
from Yale are interested in this enter.
prise.
The Womans Benefit Association of
the Maccabees extends cordial invi-
tation to all persons interested to at
tend the ceremonies of the laying of
the corner stone of it's new home
Office building, Port Huron, which are
to be conducted by the Grand Lodge,
+. IL A. NJ, on October %. Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master, Geo. l.. Lusk,
of Bay City, officiating.
Rally day was an interesting feature
of last Sunday at the Presbyterian
Sunday school. There was larger
than anV since vacation A II