The Yale expositor., 1916-12-07

Roswell Green, OF North Branch, was
in Yale Wednesday.
Emerson Cooper was at Port Huron
Monday on business.
w. L. and Chas. Barr we're at Port
Huron Tuesday on business.
Saline Shelby is assisting as clerk in
l.. Roy Fuller's Jewelry store.
JIG. Jones and Lewis Middleton, of
Avoca, were in Yale Wednesday.
Mrs. j. B. Stevens visited relatives
and friends at Port Huron this week.
Otis Pringle and wife aad Mrs. w. A.
Holden, of Port Huron, visited in Yale
Sunday.
A. j. Graham and f. Il. Taggart, Of
Marlette, were in Yale Tuesday on
business.
VIM. Cannis, of Attention is spending
a few days at the home of Floyd
Ferguson.
Floyd Ferguson and family ate
Thanksgiving dinner with Dan Fergu-
son and wife.
Will VanNorman and wife of Pom
tiac, spent Thanksgiving with his
parents in Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and baby, of
Detroit, spent Thanksgiving among
ale relatives and friends.
Mrs. Than Gotten, of Applegate,
visited from Friday till Monday with
Floyd Ferguson and family.
E. X. Card, who is working in astudio
at Detroit, spent Thanksgiving with
his family and Yale friends.
Lawrence Sheehy, Arthur Clyne and
Shirley Slosser were home from YrSi
lanti to spend Thanksgiving.
AL Lewis and family, of Almon',
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mr..
Robt Lewis, southwest OF Yale.
Regular meeting of Yale Chapter @
f. s. next Wednesday evening, Dec. -
Initiation. Olive Jacobs, Sec
Rex Holden visited in Detroit the
latter part of last week and Sunday
spent part of the day in Port Huron.
Russell VanCamp, who is teaching
school in Monroe, is Spending lis
Thanksgiving vacation with his pareiis
north of Yale.
Mrs VIM. Grimes, who has spent the
summer and fall on her farm in Speak
or to- nship, returned to Yale this wet k
to remain for the winter.
Henry +. Dinner is making tour OF
the THUMB district buying raw furs
this week A little later he expects to
go to the north part of the state.
Dr.. l.. w. Doering of Sandusky has
purchased the dental practice of DIR. X.
w. Burch at Brown City. DR.. Doering
is son of Mrs. Doering of Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Holden, of Bay
City, are happy over the arrival of twins
at their home ON Sunday, Nov. 10th, a
boy and a girl. Congratulations.
Will Eoskin, who has spent most OF
the season sailing on the great lakes as
mate on the steamer Simon Langell,
has returned home for the winter
Mary j. Learmont, DR.. IL. II. Lear
mont, wife and daughters Bernice and
Edwina, of Croswell, spent Thanksgiv.
ing with VIM. III. Learmont and family.
On the inside pages Of this issue of
the Exposition may be found President
Wilson's message to Congress. The
n. essage is brief and should be read by
every subscriber.
The south part of Wharton's brick
building at the north end of Main street
is being fitted up and will be occupied
by Jay Munro as barber shop. This
will make four shops for Yale and it
would seem that no one need allow his
whiskers or hair to grow to such a
length that he will look like badger.
Grant Holden, Frank Williams, Ed
and Floyd Oatman, accompanied by
two hound dogs struck out Monday
for a rabbit hunt. Before leaving,
orders were taken for 300 rabbits, to be
delivered to Yale residents. On their
return in the early evening all were
tired and hungry, having tramped
nearly all day. We are informed that
the total catch footed up OO3.