The Yale expositor., 1916-10-19

into the Rolls house recently vacated
10y J G. Davis.
A football game will be played to-
morrow in Yale between Yale aud
Richmond teams.
Monday evening seemed much like
regular fall weather. Rain fell and the
wind blew gusts.
Mrs. J. Bert Jardine and Mary Brown
are spending the week with friends and
relatives in Detroit.
Art Dennis, wife and child, of Avoca
spent sunday and Monday with James
Wallace and family.
Ruth MenZips will receive pupils in
piano instruction and voice culture
Call at house or phone g..
he PRESBYTERIAN ladies are prepar-
ing for their annual bazaar TO be held
about the first of December.
Ira Jones and wife, Mrs K. A. Ritter
and baby spent the latter part of last
week with friends at Pontiac.
Ella Foster returned today to Boston
Mass, after spending two months with
her parents and friends In Yale.
Betty Taylor was six years old last
Saturday and few of her little friends
helped her celebrate her birthday.
County Association o. f. 5. in Yale
tomorrow, October 20. The local chap
ter is expecting large number of Wis
itors.
Mrs. Bruce Menerey, of Detroit, Wis
tied the past week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt Turner, west OF
Yale.
David l.. Brown and wife, of Pom
tiac, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with friends and relatives in Yale AND
vicinity.
DIR. Wight, assisted by DR. Tomlinson
removed Don Mathews tonsils last
saturday. The little fellow has re.
covered nicely.
Parsons, the Eye Man, of Pontiac
will be at the Paisley Hotel one day
only, Wednesday, Oct. 25. Notice his
adv. in this issue.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Allen
October 18th, a daughter, Geraldine
Carol. Mrs. Allen was formerly Miss
Catherine Keracher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hibbard and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Youngs and
children, of Inlay City, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ferguson on sun
day.
A large number of Yale young peo-
pie attended the Cleaners dance given
in Brockway on Wednesday evening
Fine music was furnished by McKan.
lass orchestra.
Mrs. James Fulton entertained a
dozen Yale ladies at her home east OF
the city on Friday afternoon of last
week. 500 was played and dainty
luuch was afterward served.
Mrs. Helen Reid has decided to spend
the winter with her daughters In Port
Huron and her sons ia Dawson, and
will close her house in Yale. leaving
some time next week. Her many
friends here will miss her.
Mrs. Fred Taylor gave dinner party
Friday evening last in honor of Georgia
Beayis. Covers were laid for twelve
and the young ladies were served q
feast of feasts Afterwards very
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
DIR. Yuill received letter Wednesday
morning from DIR. g. II. Holiday, the
gentleman who has purchased his prac
tice in Yale, stating that he and hii
family were at Detroit, and that he ha,
been delayed on account of his registra
ton with the Michigan State Board
He expects to be here in few days.
Hotel Metropole, Port Huron, is
popular place to stop when at the coun
ty seat. l.. j. Flynn is making i'm
provements all the time to better serve
aud accommodate the patrons of thu
hotel and also the travelling public
He has enlarged the room and leng tn
ened the bar, giving more space to tak'
care of the trade. The wash room ans
closet have been removed to the base
ment and put in the most sanitary con
dition. We compliment Pat for hi
enterprise and can say that a more &C
commodating and courteous hotel mar
Icould not be found I'm days travel.