The Yale expositor., 1916-01-06

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Mrs. Dolph Andreae and children are
visiting relatives in Wayne.
Fred Salter, of Detroit, has been in
the city this week visiting friends.
George Barth, wife and child were
guests of Memphis relatives last week.
Hazel Richardson is at Watford, Ont.
for couple of weeks on visit with
relatives.
Kate Sheehy returned to Detroit yes
terday morning to resume her duties
as trained nurse.
Mrs. Elston Huffman was called to
Alpena today on account of the death
OF her sister, Mrs Scott.
Isobel Menerey and Marjorie MenZies
were at Brown City Wednesday visit
ing Irene Marx and other friends.
Walter Andreae is taking r. ID. Hen
dershots position as assistant superin-
tendent at the Yale " oolen Mills.
Ralph Mason returned To his home
in Detroit after spending the holidays
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richardson.
John L. Livingston, of Baden, Ont,
returned home Tuesday morning hay
ing spent several days the guest OF Las.
McCOll and family.
Mrs. Bert Thompson and child, of
Detroit, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chauncey Kelley, and other
relatives and friends in Yale.
Mrs. A. Il. Lunger, nee Matte Grin
nell, and little daughter Catherine, of
Bay City, are here to attend the funeral
of her uncle, John ID. Grinnell
The men of the Presbyterian church
will give supper in the dining room
of the church Jan 18th, from $50 till
all are served. You are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Welch returned
home a little earlier from their visit in
Detroit last week than they expected
had Mrs. Welch not taken the grippe.
Helen Bernetta is the name of new
born daughter which came as a New
Years. gift to the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Grant j, WEIGH Jan. LIST. COngratula-
tions.
| Deputy Sheriffs Windsor and Allo-
way, of Port Huron, were here Tuesday
evening and took Frank Morrill, back
with them. Morrill, will no doubt be
sent to the asylum at Pontiac.
Charles Barr has sold his gasoline
engine and purchased ship electric
motor for use in his blacksmith shop
and foundry. Charley says the new
motor is far superior to bucking gas
oline engine.
Mrs, VIM. Clyne died at her home in
this city this Thursday morning at an
advanced age Funeral services will
be held from Sacred Heart church at
1000 o'clock Saturday morning. Obit-
uary next week.
Some of the sick ones we have heard
of this week are published below:-Mrs
Vannorman, Mrs. j. M. Stevens, Mrs.
Eva Black, Carrie Clark, Benz. Evans,
Fred Currier, Mrs. +. Mcdonald, Elder
and Mrs. Lester Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ). Emery, and
daguhter Mrs Ashley, of Port Huron
are here today. They expected to at
tend the funeral of John ID. Grinnell
who died at Paducah, KY, this week.
The remains failed to reach here.
John ID. Grinnell, for many years a
prominent resident of BrOckway Centre
and Yale, died at Paducah, KY, the
first of this week and his body will be
brought to Yale Friday and inferred in
Elmwood cemetery. Obituary next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Black entertained
about fifteen friends at a New 1ear's
dinner at their farm home in Green
wood township. A sumptuOus dinner
was served and enjoyed by every one
present. The day was pleasantly
spent.
Yale residents will remember &. l.
Patterson, wife and son Winnie, who
resided in this city twenty years ago
Word was received yesterday that the
son Winnie died Tuesday evening al
his home in Chicago. lnterment al
Flint on Friday.
Mrs. Thos. Johnston in a half-pagC
adv. this week tells of a pre-inventory
bargain sale beginning Saturday, Jan
9Th, and continuing all the month
Read what she has to say and scan the
bargains carefully and see If something
advertised is not just what you need.
, Farmers Institute at the Town Hall
in Brockway township, Thursday, Jan
18th, all day and evening. On the day
following an institute will be held in
Brinkman's hall, Avoca. Programs oil
both Institutes appear on another page
of this paper. The public generally
cordially invited.
| n, Is. Iercy OF the ale GaraRe anC
Overland sales agent for ale attended
big convention of Simons salesme !
at Saginaw on Monday. One hundred
dealers from nearly every section of the
state sat down at a banquet in the eve
ming Mrs. Percy accompanied her
husband as far as Brown City and spent
day with friends.
Married in Yale on Thursday, Dec
Both, 1915, Miss Rhoda Ferrier, anC
Gilman Beal jr, by Rev. Eldred Charles
pastor of the Disciple church. Both
? young people are we'll known and high
ly respected by a large circle of friends
After honeymoon trip to Port Huron
Detroit, Pontiac and Birmingham they
will return to Yale and reside
Con Leonard, we'll known farmer
} living west of Amadore, dropped dead
while engaged in some work at his
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