The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-30

Give thanks today.

d. II. OIleIti WAS db OlL lluiOh va
Friday last.
j. A. Menzies WAS county seat visi
tor Monday.
A liner in the ExpvsitOr always
brings results.
SLOW last Friday and freezing cold
weather since.
Guy f. Beard was at Deckerville last
week on business.
Mrs. +. w. Mercer visited relatives at
Flint the past week.
70. Putney aud wife were at Port
Huron saturday last.
Fred and John Mathews were in,
Port Huron Monday.
W. A. Campbell was at Pott Huron
Saturday OIL business.
Roy Sweet, of Sarnia, is spending the
week with Yale friends,
Cleaners dance at Old Brockway
Friday evening Of this week
Orson, win and Floyd Rath Were
Port Huron visitors Monday.
Jay Is. Weym ,uth transacted legal
business ia Port Huron Monday.
Clara 'Trese of Port Huron, visited
her friend Miss Pickett last Saturday
Charles Bowles, attorney of Detroit,
spent Monday night the guest or his
mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor ard daugh-
| ter Betty will eat Thanksgiving turkey
in Cass City.
f. +. Pratt IL Son have moved their
barber shop building to the lot north of
the Masonic block.
FIR u. j Cullinane, of Detroit, spent
Sunday with FIR. James Melting at
sacred Heart rectory.
Chas. Menerey, who has spent the
past few months at Empress, Alberta,
returned home OIL Monday.
V. X. Rassey returned home Friday
having spent the past three weeks on a
trip through Michigan and Wisconsin.
Mrs. Is. McNalty and daughter Marie
returned to Yale Monday night after
spending the past month with Detroit
| friends.
Peter Griffith has bic teaming con
! tract at ROYAL Oak aud left Yale for
there with two teams Oh Monday
morning.
James Adams new house is being
pushed to completion. The furnace
was installed last week and soon every
thing will be ia readiness.
The brick addition TO the Yale State
Bank is about finished. The test fire
was started on Tuesday in the new
furnace recently installed.
DR.. Wight and Geo. Mcintyre, with
their families will be entertained at a
Thanksgiving day feed at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell.
There will be a social dancing party
at Cleaner hall, Old Brockway, this
week Friday evening. Good music in
attendance. Everybody invited.
John l.. Patterson, supervisor of
Brockway township and n. j. Meharg,
highway commissioner. were at Port
Huron Monday on official business.
Members of the Delta Lambda club
were entertaind at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w. Farley on Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parmlee assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore return
ed last Saturday from visit in Marine
City and Jackson. Mrs. Moore was
also at Ann Arbor in regard to her
eyes.
Call at the Presbyterian church next
week Tuesday and look over the Christ
mas articles for sale at the bazaar
There will also be home baking and
candy.
/ Harry Mclean, who has been EN-.
ployed at the power plant for the past
summer, resigned last week and has
accepted similar position in Port
Huron.
Mildred Williams class in the Pres
byterian Sunday school held pleasant
social time In the church basement on
Friday evening last with games and a
light lunch.
The First National Bank is now
receiving members to its Christmas
Savings Club. 1t is a good idea and
should be encouraged. Read the adv.
in this issue.
A family dinner will be given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andreae
on turkey day with the families of
Edward, Dolph and Mrs. Lena Andreae
in attendance.
Alice Livingston, of Colorado Springs
Colo, visited at the home of her sister
Mrs. James McColl the past week
She just returned from two weeks
visit in Toronto.
Thos. Grimes, Frank Williams, Eddie
Mathews, Geo. Boice and Geo. Grimes
returned Monday morning from few
weeks deer hunt in northern Michigan
They all filled their card.
Mrs. Bert Jardine entertained the
Friday afternoon club at the home OF
her sister Mrs. X. IL. Meherey last Fri.
day afternoon. Five Hundred folio wed
by supper was the program.
DR.. and Mrs. Alex Pollock will enter
tain Mr.. Mrs Herb Hennessy, Mr.
. and Mrs. julie Hennessy, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Palmer and children and Mrs
] Mary Simmons on Thursday.
Chas T.. Martin and family moved
their household goods to the farm
northeast of Yale on Tuesday. Charley
is no greenhorn at farming and will
without doubt make success.
DR. Robert MacGregor, of Ubly, who
was convicted of murder in 1912 anC
sentenced to life imprisonment al
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