The Yale expositor., 1915-10-28
Local and Otherwise.
Beautiful moonlight nights.

Yale the past week.
Daniel Ferguson and wife visited
Capac relatives Sunday.
William Austin Blair is stopping in
Val on his semi annual tour.
+. Rich and wife of Detroit have
been guests of Carrie Snyder the past
week.
Mrs. G. C. Stevens of Port Huron Wis
tied relatives and friends in Yale oyer
Sunday.
Maggie Leitch of near Sandusky
visited her cousin, Isabelle Brown over
Sunday.
Mrs. Farrand Ballentine, of Port HUI
ron, has been the guest of her mother
the past week.
John IL. Holmes, of Detroit, was in
Yale this week visiting his mother,
who is quite sick.
Frank Middleton and Mike Carey, of
Port Huron, were calling on friends in
Yale Saturday last.
Mrs. Chas Rounds returned from a
visit to her mother and friends In Ben
nington, Ont, last week.
Harry M. Waterman, Of San Diego,
Odlll., has bDcub buC past WCCh WIN
friends in Peck and Yale.
Mrs. Lew Armstrong, of Almont,
visited relatives and friends in Yale
and vicinity the past week.
Walter Smith now drives an auto
mobile, having purchased Louis Etch-
ellis Hup five-passenger car.
Jack Crawford, who has spent the
summer at Beaverton farming, Is on a
vacation visiting Yale friends.
Several fiocks of wild geese have
been seen flying southwark the past few
days. A sign of cold weather coming.
The weather the past week has been
ideal. Sunshine and warmth every
day. For beautiful falls, Michigan
leads.
The fire gong at the school house was
sounded Tuesday morning and the
scholars were all out Of the building in
one minute.
Mrs. Will Lennon and child started
for Manitou, Colo, on Monday. Mr..
Lennon left for there week ago, max
ing the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Herbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rounds will entertain the
n Y b club Monday night, Nov LIST, at
the home Of the latter.
Norman b. Herbert and family can
now take lot more enjoyment out of
life, having purchased of Grant Holden
new five-passenger Buick automobile.
FERN Henderson, wears happy
smile these days all on account of twin
girls born Tuesday, October goth. His
friends are offering hearty congr atula-
tions.
Clarence Oveatt has the foundation
wall to his new bakery luilding laid.
Harry and Gilman Beal did the work.
The building will be of tile, 20xS0 feet
with 40 foot basement in the rear.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. IL. Mcclellan and
sons Malcolm and Dayton and Mrs.
Geo. Beeson, Of Detroit, motored to
Yale Saturday and remained until sun
day visiting their grand parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Harnden.
A little son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Williams of Brock
way township Saturday last Weight
IL lbs. The little one only lived short
time. The parents have the sympathy
of neighbors and friends in their loss
Stout & Hubbell, horse buyers, will
be at the feed barn Yale to buy young
sound horses, weight 1000 TO 1900.
Must be in good flesh. Friday. Satur.
day, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 20 30,
Nov. 1. and :. See adv. In another col
umn.
The social dancing party given by
the Cleaners in their hall at Old Brock
way last Friday evening was decided
success. The music by Mckanlass g.
piece orchestra and the dancing was
much enjoyed by the large number
present.
M. Dinner, of Santa Anna, Calf, he
money order for one dollar to pay for
the Expositor another year. We are
always glad to get the news from
around our old home"
A fine big boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Evans Saturday, October %.
Bert says on being asked how much
the little fellow weighed :-"By the way
| feel over the addition he must weigh
about ID pounds" Congratulations.
It's grandpa Wallace now.
The "Comrade" class of the M. p.
church at Fargo will give Halloween
supper in Priehs Hall, Saturday eve
ming, October 80, 1915. A Grab bag
and an old witch with her fortunes will
on hand. Price 15c plate. Proceeds
for bene6. Of the class. Everybody
welcome.
Elizebth Lothian and Mrs. Frank
Phillips gave kitchen shower at the
latter's home Tuesday evening in honor
of Miss Mary Clark. Fifteen young
ladies spent the evening in guessing
contests, after which lunch was served.
Miss Clark was the recipient of many
useful gifts.
IL the weather and roads continue as
good as at present writing, a large num-
of stars will drive over from Yale to
Memphis Friday afternoon to attend
the county association. Three officers
from Yale chapter will take part in the
ritual work, Electa, Mrs. Clyde Richards;
To- nd A,,n