The Yale expositor., 1916-12-14
Local and Otherwise.


Maurice Merrill, of Detroit, is home
on a short visit.
Mrs. Fred Taylor was Port Huron
visitor on Friday last.
Mrs. Frank VanCsmp is very i'll at
her home north of Yale.
Lewis Cady is very sick at his home
aud unable to be around.
Roller skating at the new opera
house rink is all the rage.
Edna Campbell, of Avoca, was the
guest of her aunt, Anna Burch, last
week
Russell Doelle has returned to Flint
where he is employed in the Buick
shops.
The M. Z. ladies will hold their an
nual sale of fancy goods tomorrow,
Friday.
Irene Marx, of Brown City, was the
guest of Marjorie Menzies Monday and
Tuesday.
Harry White, wife and children, of
Detroit, visited Lewis Cady and wife
the past week.
Jason Clark, of Saginaw, visited rel.
atives and friends in Yale Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Ferguson of
Attention, are spending the week with
relatives in the city.
Members of the M. Z. choir are hold
ing "kid party" at the home of
Donald Mcintyre this evening.
Austin Lutz, of Port Huron, was in
Yale Saturday on visit to his sister
Mrs. Bowles, and friends in the city.
The Methodist Protestant bazaar held
on Friday add Saturday last was well
patronized and goodly sum realized.
Attend the Maude Stevens Concert
Co. entertainment at the New Opera
House Friday afternoon and evening"
j. C. Hart started for Florida Monday
where he will remain during the winter
and look after his property in that
state.
Mrs. George Mcintyre entertained the
Friday afternoon club of twelve ladies
last Friday. A pleasant time was
enjoyed.
James and Elizabeth Mcmahon were
at Saginaw the past week attending the
funeral of a cousin who died in st.
Mary's hospital.
New ceiling lights have been placed
in the Harrington hotel Office by j. f.
Crysler. Other Improvements will be
made in the near future.
Grandpa and grandma Stirling re-
ceived word this week of the birth Of a
daughter at the home of their son,
Neil, North Battleford, Sask.
Rawley Hallman's class in the Pres
byterian Sunday school held a party in
the church basement last Friday eve
ming. Games were played and lunch
served.
Pamona Grange will meet with Yale
Grange on Wednesday, Dec 20. Elec-
tion of officers, program, lunch and
business of Importance. A large at
tendance requested.
James Fogg, who faithfully perform
ed the duties of janitor in Yale schools
for number of years, resigned his pos
ition Saturday last. r. Z. Barr has been
engaged to take his place.
Gus Colberg, we'll driller, of Melvin
has been engaged to put down three
wells at Fargo. AS soon as this work
is finished, Mr.. Colberg will be at home
to take care of other work in this
neighborhood.
At the regular meeting of Yale Chap
ter o Z S on Wednesday evening the
initiation of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Andreae, of Avoca, took place after
which fine lunch was served and a
program of music and speaking COM
peted pleasant evening.
The play "Silas Mariner" was put on
at the Princess Theatrelast Friday eve
ming and large crowds attended both
shows. This is said to be one of the
best things of its kind Yale has ever
had, and the proprietors of the theatre
are to be congratulated upon their en-
terprise in securing it, through the in.
stigation of the high school.
The warm spell which prevailed for
two weeks took sudden change at
midnight Friday and the weather has
been snappy cold since with furries OF
snow. We have had remarkably
warm and pleasant fall. 1t is mum.
ber of years since December was 50
warm. Farmers have done great deal
of plowing this month, no frost in the
ground to speak of at present.
The store windows in our little city
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